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201. What is the agenda for the Eastern Mediterranean?

202. The Sweet Victory Against Ben & Jerry’s Deters Others

203. Egypt as the Cornerstone of the New Regional Security Architecture

205. A New Middle East

206. Understanding Israeli-Palestinian two-state solution delusion

207. Israel Caves to Bad Maritime Deal

208. Israel-Lebanon Maritime Deal Demonstrates Israeli Weakness

209. The Maritime Border Agreement with Lebanon

210. The 2022 protests in Iran

211. The Libyan EEZ Challenge: Israel Should Reject Turkey’s Claims in the Eastern Mediterranean

212. When American progressives lose direction, an Israeli compass is needed

213. The New Government Should Not Abandon Jerusalem

214. WPA in Afghanistan: Betrayal and Renewal

215. The Security Ghost of the January 25th Revolution in al-Sisi Regime’s Policy toward Gaza

216. New Turkey’s new diasporic constellations: The Gezi generation and beyond

217. Turkey’s African adventure: Taking stock of a new chapter in EU-Turkey relations

218. ΕU-Turkey Relations and the Migration Challenge: What is the Way Forward?

219. Greece’s Rise as a Trans-Mediterranean Power: Greece’s Eastern Mediterranean strategic shift to Europe-to-Africa and Europe-to-Middle East connectivity

220. Turkish drones, Greek challenges

221. Turkey’s Post-2016 Foreign Policy Drivers: Militarisation, Islam, Civilisation and Power

222. Turkey and the West: A Hostile Dance

223. Revisiting and going beyond the EU-Turkey migration agreement of 2016: an opportunity for Greece to overcome being just “Europe’s aspis”

224. Turkey: A Problem Partner?

225. “The Times They Are A-Changin'”? – Three Turkish Opposition Parties

226. The EU-Turkey Visa Liberalization Saga: Lessons from the European Neighborhood

227. Strategic Report

228. The Role of CSOs in Political Participation and Democratization in Jordan

229. "The New Levant": Rationales, implications and future trajectories of the cooperation between Jordan, Iraq and Egypt

230. President Biden Has Five Options for Future Negotiations with Iran

231. Israel and Lebanon: A Bridge Over Troubled Waters?

232. Kuwait’s New Government: A Political System in Crisis?

233. The “Non-State” State in Iraqi Political Discourse and Action

234. Morocco’s Normalization with Israel: The Party for Justice and Development (PJD)’s Reaction

235. Iran in Syria: From Expansion to Entrenchment

236. Is the Muslim Brotherhood losing Turkey and Qatar in the light of the rapprochement with Egypt?

237. Hizballah’s Gain, Lebanon’s Pain

238. Analysis of Arab Voting Patterns in the Elections for the 24th Knesset

239. From a Community to a Society: Trends in Druze Voting Patterns in the Knesset Elections, 1996–2020

240. The elections for the 24th Knesset: A Turning Point in the Integration of Arabs into National Politics?

241. Boğaziçi University Demonstrations: Will Erdoğan be Able to Blow the Secular Bubble of Istanbul?

242. Is there a Shift in Lebanese Public Opinion toward Israel?

243. Mockery as a Tool of Palestinian Resistance on TikTok

244. The Demonstrations on Israel’s Borders in Jordan and Lebanon during the “Guardian of the Walls” Military Operation: Grassroots Protests or Premeditated Outbursts of Rage?

246. The Egyptian TikTok Girls

247. The Impact of Covid-19 and Conflict on Middle Eastern Economies

248. The UAE and Israel: Developing Relations and the Challenge Ahead

249. The Forgotten Crises in the Gulf: Electricity and Water in Iran and Iraq

250. Turkey and Egypt: Time for Normalization? Not Quite Yet

251. Turkish-Russian Relations: A Puzzle that Shakes the Middle East

252. The “Four Plus One”: The Changing Power Politics of the Middle East

253. Social Contracts: A Pathway for More Inclusive Societies

254. Recycling Policies from the Bottom Up: Waste Work in Lebanon

255. Iraq’s New Electoral Law: Old Powers Adapting to Change

256. COVID-19 Vaccination in the Time of Austerity: How and for Whom?

257. Growing Azerbaijani–Central Asian Ties Likely to Trigger Conflicts With Russia and Iran

258. Iran Seeks to Reroute North-South Transport Corridor to Armenia, Away From Azerbaijan

259. Iranian Public Opinion at the Start of the Biden Administration: Report

260. Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Pandemic: Physician Safety and Coverage in Lebanon

261. Without Hassan Abbas, the World Is a Poorer Place

262. The Environmental Impact of Syria’s Conflict: A Preliminary Survey of Issues

263. After the Fall: Lebanon’s Path towards Monetary Stabilization

264. Partial Normalization: Morocco’s Balancing Act

265. Sudan’s Normalization with Israel: In Whose Interests?

266. How can activists best advance environmental reforms in MENA?

267. Mental Health Reforms in Lebanon During the Multifaceted Crisis

268. Data with borders for a borderless virus: Insights and recommendations from the case of Lebanon

269. The Mediterranean Region: A Hotspot of Inequalities in the Aftermath of COVID-19

270. The Palestinians and Arab normalization of Greater Israel

271. Between Geopolitics and Geoeconomics: The Growing Role of Gulf States in the Eastern Mediterranean

272. From Tectonic Shifts to Winds of Change in North Africa and the Middle East: Europe’s Role

273. Sectarianism and Sectarianisation in Iraq: Ambassadorial Appointments as an Exemplar

274. Russia or the West – Which Should Jerusalem Choose?

275. Hamas takeover of Gaza killed the two-state solution

276. Is it time for Biden to demonstrate force with Iran?

277. Iran talks are likely going nowhere

278. The time is ripe for an Israeli-Moroccan honeymoon, though it might not last forever

279. Israel, the US, and the Iranian Nuclear project – back to basics

280. Palestinian Violence, Not Settler Violence is the Problem

281. The Nuclear Talks in Vienna: Biden’s Legacy at Stake

282. Israel and the New ‘Old Europe’

283. Military Diplomacy as a National Security Asset: Israel’s Widening Array of Joint Exercises

284. Why is Iran returning to the negotiating table?

285. Realpolitik Should Guide Israeli-Russian Relations

286. Iran’s Intimidation of Azerbaijan Must Be Answered

287. Securing the Future of the Israel-US Special Relationship

288. Israel Must Actively Oppose US Return to the JCPOA

289. The Egypt-Israel Common Strategic Agenda

290. What does the Deraa surrender mean for Iran and Russia in Syria?

291. The Collapse of Lebanon: Scenarios for the Future

292. Bennett’s Visit to Washington

293. From Saigon to Kabul: Losing the Battle, Winning the War

294. Fighting antisemitism should not be Israel’s primary concern

295. The Hong Kong National Security Law and its Implications for Middle Powers

296. What’s Next, After the Withdrawal from Afghanistan?

297. The Implications of the Fall of Kabul

298. The Road to Natanz Runs Through Beirut

299. Yemen Offers Clues as to US Regional Strategy and the Abilities of Anti-Iran Forces

300. National Security Policy Recommendations for Israel’s 36th Government