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In an interview, Kheder Khaddour discusses his recent paper on how the situation in eastern Syria will impact refugees.
Deen Sharp discusses the postwar reconstruction of Beirut, and says there was considerable room for improvement.
Egypt’s upcoming presidential election may not remove the incumbent, but many problems lie ahead if he wins.
With no effective Libyan government and no capable police or security services, militias present themselves to outside powers as counter-terror partners. The challenge is dealing with extremism in a way that does not empower these militias at the expense of an inclusive, civic state.
A regular survey of experts on matters relating to Middle Eastern and North African politics and security.
Jacqueline Parry discusses post-conflict reconciliation in Iraq, and the possible reemergence of an Iraqi nationalism.
As the Trump presidency passes its one-year mark, it provides an opportunity to take stock of the administration’s Middle East policy. Trump’s short term failures, and even his successes, may lead to unintended consequences that will weaken the U.S. position in the region.
Steven Heydemann discusses postwar reconstruction in Syria, and how it might affect the future of the Assad regime.
Carnegie’s Frederic Wehrey discusses his forthcoming book on Libya after the fall of Moammar al-Qaddafi.
Those who support ending U.S. assistance to Lebanon’s military should be careful about what they ask for.