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- Diwan
The Death of Rustum Ghazaleh
- Aron Lund
- April 30, 2015
The gruesome death of a long-time Syrian intelligence and military officer raises questions about the internal cohesion of the embattled Syrian regime and whether Bashar al-Assad can hold on much longer.
- Op-Ed
Where Next in Syria?
- Yezid Sayigh
- April 30, 2015
- Al-Hayat
- - عربي
The Syrian regime looks increasingly brittle. This has major implications for what might follow a nuclear deal with Iran, and indeed for what may follow if a deal is not reached.
- TV/Radio Broadcast
Can Syrian Rebels Unite Against Assad?
- Mario Abou Zeid, Mamoun Abu-Nowar, Kamel Wazne
- April 26, 2015
- Al Jazeera’s Inside Story
An alliance of opposition forces has seized control of a second strategic city from government troops.
- Diwan
Are Saudi Arabia and Turkey About to Intervene in Syria?
- Aron Lund
- April 24, 2015
Without U.S. backing and approval, a large-scale Arab and Turkish military intervention in Syria isn’t likely. But that’s not the only way to increase pressure on Assad.
- Diwan
The End of the Levant Front
- Aron Lund
- April 21, 2015
The once promising Levant Front in Aleppo has announced its dissolution after just four months.
- Diwan
Defense in Depth: Jordan Eyes Increased Involvement as Borders Crumble
- Aron Lund
- April 20, 2015
Jordan, a key United States in the region, may be expanding its anti–Islamic State activities further into Iraq and Syria.
- Event
Turkey’s Role in a Turbulent Middle East
- George Perkovich, Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu
- April 20, 2015
- Washington, DC
- TRANSCRIPT
Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu addressed the country’s evolving policy toward the Middle East, including its role in the conflicts in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen.
- Sada - Analysis
Photo Essay: Yarmouk on the Front Lines
- Natasha Hall
- April 15, 2015
- - عربي
After several setbacks outside of Damascus, Assad’s regime has turned to fighting terrorists operating near or inside Yarmouk refugee camp, while its residents are trapped between the two assaults.
- Op-Ed
Pragmatic Politics in Yarmouk
- Lina Khatib
- April 15, 2015
- Al-Hayat
- - عربي
To many, there appears to be no logic in the course of events in Yarmouk. The fact is that, in the ongoing conflict in Syria, it is the reality on the battlefield rather than theoretical reasoning that is imposing itself.
- Event
The Iran Nuclear Deal
- Jessica Tuchman Mathews, George Perkovich, Karim Sadjadpour, Yezid Sayigh, Frederic Wehrey, Ali Vaez, David Sanger
- April 13, 2015
- Washington, DC
What are the short and long-term obstacles to finalizing and sustaining a nuclear deal with Iran, and how would a U.S.-Iran nuclear détente impact ongoing conflicts and long-standing alliances in the Middle East?

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