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101. Infrastructures and Power in the Middle East and North Africa

102. Signposts for an Islamic State Comeback in Iraq

103. Understanding the Saudi Aramco IPO

104. The Islamic State in Syria After the U.S. Withdrawal

105. What Is Iran Up To in Deir al-Zour?

106. Turkey Pivots to Tripoli: Implications for Libya’s Civil War and U.S. Policy

107. Time to Change Course on the UN’s Lebanon Policy

108. Don't Write Off Iraq

109. A Decisive Vote for Humanitarian Support in Syria

110. Oman After Qaboos: A National and Regional Void

111. Iran’s New Budget Is Tight, But Not Tight Enough

112. Defeating al-Qaeda's Shadow Government in Yemen: The Need for Local Governance Reform

113. Egypt Takes Another Step Toward China

114. Kurdish Reactions to Their Abandonment in Syria

115. Hezbollah Prioritizes Its Own Interests, Putting Lebanon at Risk

116. Kuwait: A Changing System Under Stress

117. Turkey in northwestern Syria: Rebuilding empire at the margins

118. 6 Steps the Trump Administration Should Take in Iraq

119. A Conservative’s Prescriptive Policy Checklist: U.S. Foreign Policies in the Next Four Years to Shape a New World Order

120. Why Cyber Operations Do Not Always Favor the Offense

121. No longer a new kid on the block – China in the Middle East

122. Trump’s Foreign Policy in the Middle East: Four Key Issues

123. Turkey as a Development Partner in Africa

124. Implications of Operation Decisive Storm

125. King Salman’s Priorities: Revamping Alliances to Stop Iranian expansion

126. TSG IntelBrief: Foreign Fighters in Syria: A Growing Threat

127. TSG IntelBrief: Turkey Steps In: A Good Thing?

128. TSG IntelBrief: Saudi Arabia's Challenges

129. Israelis Kidnapped in the West Bank: Implications

130. Building a Base for Iraq's Counteroffensive: The Role of U.S. Security Cooperation

131. After Ukraine – NATO should stay vigilant on the Middle East

132. Zooming in on Syria: Adapting US Policy to Local Realities

133. Ten Ideas for Smarter NATO Missile Defense

134. Getting Democracy Promotion Right in Egypt

135. Turkish-Iranian Rapprochement and the Future of European and Asian Energy

136. Losing Syria and Iraq to Jihadists

137. Turkey-Egypt Relations: Incentives to Normalize

138. Making the Case: What is America's Best Bad Option in Syria?

139. Making the Case: Think Twice Before Punishing Egypt

140. Building a Better US-Gulf Partnership

141. Iran, Afghanistan, and South Asia: Resolving Regional Sources of Instability

142. The Kurdish Question and US-Turkish Relations in a Changing Middle East

143. Attack on Syria: the danger is in escalation

144. A Turkish Perspective on Security Issues in the Mediterranean

145. GCC-Maghreb Relations in a Changing Regional Order

146. Great Expectations: Iran's New President and the Nuclear Talks

147. Oil, Conflict, and U.S. National Interests

148. The Reluctant Sectarianism of Foreign States in the Syrian Conflict

149. Moment of Truth: Call to action ahead of Syria peace talks, and beyond

150. Qatar's international relations under Emir Tamim

151. Foreign policy implications of the new emir's succession in Qatar

152. Saudi Arabia and the export of religious ideologies

153. Yemen's domestic and regional politics

154. Turkish and Iranian interests and policies in the South Caucasus

155. The European Global Strategy and the Mediterranean

156. Giving the Surge Partial Credit for Iraq's 2007 Reduction in Violence

157. A New Paradigm? Prospects and Challenges for U.S. Global Leadership

158. Regional security co-operation in the smaller Gulf states

159. How Verbal Threats to Close Oil Transit Chokepoints Lead to Military Conflict

160. Using US Strategic Reserves to Moderate Potential Oil Price Increases from Sanctions on Iran

161. U.S.-Turkey Relations: A New Partnership

162. Syria: What China Has Learned From its Libya Experience

163. The P5 +1, Iran and the Perils of Nuclear Brinkmanship

164. Turkey and Saudi Arabia: Newly Discovered Partners?

165. The 2012 Presidential Election and American Foreign Policy in the Middle East

166. 2011— A Testing Year for Turkish Foreign Policy

167. "Strategically Lonely" Iran Exploits Opportunities for Regional Influence

168. A US-EU Action Plan for Supporting Democratization: Egypt, Libya, and Tunisia

169. European Neighbourhood Policy: How to Reconcile EU's Offer with Neighbour's Expectations?

170. Attacking Iran: Lessons from the Iran-Iraq War

171. Dealing with Iran: How can the EU Achieve its strategic Objectives?

172. Regional Powers in Growing Dialogue: The Brazil-Turkey Strategic Partnership and its Implementation

173. From Caution to Boldness: U.S. Policy toward Egypt

174. Marshall Plan Needed for Middle East

175. Foreign Policy in the Election

176. Biden's Israel Visit and Its Aftermath: The Importance of Maintaining Strategic Direction in U.S. Middle East Policy

177. Nuclear Proliferation and Nuclear Power in the Middle East

178. The Israeli Exception

179. The New British Government, the 'Special Relationship,' and the Middle East

180. Hizballah's Coalition Partner Meets President Obama

181. The Origins of the U.S.-Israeli Relationship: Truman and the Jewish State

182. Proximity Talks: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back

183. Changing the Paradigm of U.S. Assistance to Egypt: Alternatives to the 'Endowment' Idea

184. Strengthening Yemeni Counterterrorism Forces: Challenges and Political Considerations

185. A Path Forward with Iran: Pressure through Engagement

186. The Iran Stalemate and the Need for Strategic Patience

187. Major U.S.-Saudi Arms Deal to Bolster Riyadh against Iran

188. Three Critical Weeks in the Middle East: Insights into U.S. Policy

189. Dr. Ali Al-Dabbagh's Iraq-based Formula for Regional Cooperation

190. Reconstructing Gaza – Lessons from Lebanon

191. The Russian Handicap to U.S. Iran Policy

192. The Obama Administration and Implications for Freedom and Democracy in the Middle East

193. The Obama Administration Reaches Out to Syria: Implications for Israel

194. The George Mitchell Appointment: The Tactics of "Symmetrical Negotiations" May Not Work in "Asymmetrical Conflicts"

195. Averting Iranian Influence in Post-War Gaza: The Rehabilitation Issue

196. Beyond Settlements: U.S. Policy Options Going Forward

197. Changing Conventional Military Balance in the Gulf

198. Rejectionists Readying to Counter U.S. Peace Push

199. Who Will Be the Next King of Saudi Arabia... And Does It Matter?

200. Turkey's "Soft Power" Strategy: A New Vision for a Multi-Polar World