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251. Impacts of the War on the Telecommunications Sector in Yemen

252. Solar-Powered Irrigation in Yemen: Opportunities, Challenges and Policies

253. Local Economic Councils: A Tool to Improve Business Productivity in Yemen

254. Priorities for the Recovery and Reform of the Electricity Sector in Yemen

255. Socioeconomic Impacts of Climate Change in the Mediterranean

256. Accountability in Policing COVID-19: Lessons from the Field

257. Development Cooperation with Conflict-Affected MENA Countries: Refocussing on the Social Contract

258. Analysis of the Turkish Services Industry and Korea-Turkey Cooperation

259. The Interests of Global Powers in the Mediterranean and Israeli Policies

260. Afghan Women’s Views on Violent Extremism and Aspirations to a Peacemaking Role

261. Rethinking Transnational Terrorism: An Integrated Approach

262. Attracting SESAME Users’ Community to the Technical Dimensions of CBRN Activities, Disarmament, and Non-Proliferation

263. Considering the "Zero Option"

264. Sanctions and the End of Trans-Atlanticism: Iran, Russia, and the Unintended Division of the West

265. As Israel’s Kingmaker Gets Off the Fence, Gantz Gets a Boost

266. Ceasefire or Escalation in Libya?

267. Challenges Await Oman’s New Sultan as Mourning Period Ends

268. Continuity vs. Overreach in the Trump Peace Plan (Part 1): Borders and Jerusalem

269. Continuity vs. Overreach in the Trump Peace Plan (Part 2): Security, Refugees, and Narratives

270. Centering Iraq Policy on Human Rights and Fair Elections Michael Knights

271. Europe Is Creating an Opportunity for Iran Talks, and Washington Should Take It

272. Idlib and Its Environs: Narrowing Prospects for a Rebel Holdout

273. Iranian Succession and the Impact of Soleimani’s Death

274. Making the Most of the Berlin Conference on Libya

275. Eight Reasons Why the United States and Iraq Still Need Each Other

276. How Ansar al-Sharia in Tunisia’s Message Framing Primed Its Members to Become Recruits for the Islamic State

277. Iran’s Supreme Leader Responds to the Soleimani Assassination

278. Hezbollah Has a New Strategy to Survive Lebanon’s Financial Crisis

279. Establishing a Response Ratio for Iranian and Proxy Attacks

280. New Khamenei Speech Underlines the Importance of Popular Support for the Regime

281. The Coronavirus in Iran (Part 2): Regime Culpability and Resiliency

282. The White House Peace Plan Meeting: U.S. Goals, Israeli Repercussions

283. The Coronavirus in Iran (Part 1): Clerical Factors

284. Syria’s Economic Crisis Sparks Rare Protests in Regime Territory

285. Who Is Esmail Qaani, the New Chief Commander of Iran’s Qods Force?

286. Reading Trump in Tehran

287. Russia’s Growing Interests in Libya

288. U.S. Do’s and Don’ts in Iraq

289. Tunisia Turns a Corner Against the Jihadist Movement

290. Implications of the Saudi Corruption Arrests

291. The Syrian Safe Zone and International Law

292. United G20 must pave the way for robust post-COVID-19 recovery

293. Troubled vision: Understanding recent Israeli–Iranian offensive cyber exchanges

294. Trump’s JCPOA withdrawal two years on: Maximum pressure, minimum outcomes

295. Drone attacks against critical infrastructure: A real and present threat

296. Immanent Conflict without Immanent War

297. Pandemic or pandemonium? Covid-19 and conflict in the Middle East

298. Beyond UN Security Council action: Treating Idlib as protracted crisis

299. Waiting for blowback: The Kurdish question and Turkey’s new regional militarism

300. Idlib: The New Strategic Nucleus of the Battle over Syria