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401. Overcoming Taiwan’s Energy Trilemma

402. Security Assistance in the Middle East: A Three-Dimensional Chessboard

403. “What is a State without the People?”: Statehood Obsession and Denial of Rights in Palestine

404. Lebanese Women and the Politics of Representation

405. Securing the Participation of Women in Iraq’s Reconciliation Program

406. Iran’s foreign policy: Buying time until the US presidential elections

407. EU peace mediation in the 2020s: From intervention to investment

408. The Arms Control–Regional Security Nexus in the Middle East

409. Protest and State–Society Relations in the Middle East and North Africa

410. Strengthening Global Regimes: Addressing the Threat Posed by Chemical Weapons

411. Iran’s Revolutionary Influence in South Asia

412. Trump, the Middle East, and North Africa: Just Leave Things to the Proxies?

413. State Violence and Public Monitoring – Britain’s use of torture in Mandatory Palestine

414. Marching home? Why repatriating foreign terrorist fighters is a pan-European priority

415. Detecting the Ideological Position of Political Islam Towards Liberal Democracy in Muslim Countries

416. The Transformation of the Iraqi-Syrian Border: From a National to a Regional Frontier

417. Eastern Yemen’s Tribal Model for Containing Conflict

418. Regional Financial Arrangements and the International Monetary Fund: Sustaining Coherence in Global Financial Governance

419. Turkey Is Building a Geopolitical Alliance Between Sunni and Shiite Islamists

420. Dealing Preventively with NPT Withdrawal

421. Building Regional Strategies for Media Development in the Middle East and North Africa

422. On Iran: Don’t Snap Back, Step Up

423. Urban Drivers of Political Violence

424. After the Trump “Peace Plan”: One-State Solution is the Only Way Forward

425. After the Trump “Peace Plan”: Two Perspectives on Palestinian Options

426. After the Trump “Peace Plan”: Ending the Occupation is the Priority

427. Syria’s Growing Economic Woes: Lebanon’s Crisis, the Caesar Act and Now the Coronavirus

428. After the Pandemic: Reimagining the Role of State and Non-State Actors in (Re)building National Health Systems in the Arab World

429. Testing for COVID-19: What Should Lebanon Do?

430. Is the Worst Part Behind Us? Epidemiology, Data and Lebanon’s COVID-19 Response

431. Will COVID-19 Mark the Endgame for Iraq’s Muhasasa Ta'ifia?

432. Lebanon: Managing COVID-19 in the Time of Revolution

433. Lebanon: Government Recovery Plan Asks Too Much of Ordinary Lebanese, and Not Enough from Elites

434. Iran’s Regional Role in the Arab World and Iranian State-Society Relations

435. Syria Torture Trial in Germany is an Arab Issue: Where are the Arab Media and Human Rights Organizations?

436. In the Footsteps of Martin Luther King: Will We Witness a Revolution Against Racial Discrimination in the Middle East?

437. Syria: Sanctions Should Not Be Lifted, but They Must Be Improved

438. How Demographics Erode the Patronage Buying Power of Iraq’s Muhasasa Ta’ifia

439. No Homeland, No Future: Alawite Youth As the Backbone of the Assad Regime

440. Diasporas: A Global and Vibrant Force for Arab Democratization

441. What Has Changed in Policing since the Arab Uprisings of 2011? Challenges to Reform and Next Steps

442. Eliminating the Protests? The Motives and Circumstances of Basra Assassinations

443. Timebomb at the Port: How Institutional Failure, Political Squabbling and Greed Set the Stage for Blowing up Beirut

444. Punishing the Regime, Protecting Syrians: The Dilemma of Sanctions on Syria

445. Salvaging Lebanon: Expert Opinions on a Way out of the Crisis

446. Towards a Zero-COVID Lebanon: A Call for Action

447. Saving the Suffering Lebanese Healthcare Sector: Immediate Relief while Planning Reforms

448. The Deteriorated Educational Reality in Lebanon: Towards “Another” Critical Approach

449. One Year into Lebanon's “17 October Uprising”: Is There a Reason to Celebrate?

450. The Political Economy of Syria: Deepening Pre-War Orientations

451. Nizar Saghieh – No society disappears through bankruptcy: Its vitality alone can ensure accountability

452. The Gulf States and Israel after the Abraham Accords

453. A Syrian Perspective on the Special Tribunal for Lebanon: What Lessons to Be Learnt?

454. Solutions for the “Vanishing Drug” Conundrum in Lebanon: A Change in the Subsidy System Coupled with a Digital Prescribing Platform

455. Building on Quicksand: Pursuing Transitional Justice in Times of Great Upheaval

456. Mobilizing against Anti-black Racism in MENA: A Reader

457. Russia and Iraq Deepen Energy, Military Ties

458. Ninewa: Barriers to Return and Community Resilience – A Meta Analysis

459. Ninewa: Initiative Mapping of Sustainable Returns & Stabilization Efforts

460. Decentralisation in Iraq: Process, Progress & a New Tailor-Made Model

461. Iraqi Kurdistan: Priority issues for international mediation

462. Iran's Influence in the Middle East

463. From Pariah to Partner: A View from Israel on a Realigned Middle East

464. A General Equilibrium Analysis of the Impact of the COVID-19 Outbreak on Turkey’s Economy and a Policy Alternative to Protect Labor Incomes

465. Explaining Turkey’s Current Economic Crisis

466. Anarchist Solidarity with the BLM Struggle – Echoes from the Islamic World

467. A National Hero or a Symbol of Oppression? Protesting the Statue of Ferdinand de Lesseps in Port Said

468. Yahya Sinwar and Hamas’ Strategic Crossroad

469. ISIS after Baghdadi: Is Every Caliph Replaceable?

470. We Have No Role But to Bear Witness

471. Memory of the Nakba in the Palestinian Public Sphere

472. The Coronavirus in Syria

473. The Human Cost of U.S. Interventions in Iraq: A History From the 1960s Through the Post-9/11 Wars

474. Creating Refugees: Displacement Caused by the United States’ Post-9/11 Wars

475. A Feminist Foreign Policy to Deal with Iran? Assessing the EU’s Options

476. The Egypt-Sudan Border: A Story of Unfulfilled Promise

477. The Sunni Religious Establishment of Damascus: When Unification Creates Division

478. How Southern Syria Has Been Transformed Into a Regional Powder Keg

479. Playing Politics: International Security Sector Assistance and the Lebanese Military’s Changing Role

480. Two Paths to Dominance: Military Businesses in Turkey and Egypt

481. Israel and the Environment in the Mediterranean Basin

482. Europe's Initial Reactions to Israel’s Annexation Intentions

483. Egyptian Plague or Spring of Youth? The Israeli Discourse regarding the Arab Spring

484. The Differences between the EU’s Differentiation Policy and the BDS Movement

485. Senior Jordanian Officials: Annexation Endangers Israel-Jordan Relations

486. The Role of Economy in US Efforts to Promote Israeli-Arab Peacemaking

487. Palestinian Non-Violence Examples in Facing Internal Disputes

488. The Rwandan Experience: How Palestine Can Benefit from It

489. A Peacekeeping Mission in Afghanistan: Pipedream or Path to Stability?

490. Between War and Peace: A Roadmap for U.S. Policy Toward Iran

491. Iran’s Battered Economy

492. An Israeli-Sudanese Rapprochement? Context, Interests, and Implications

493. Marketing Daʿwa in America Through Social Media

494. How the Abraham Accords affected the Turkish Foreign Policy?

495. Chevron’s Purchase of Noble Energy: Accelerating the Eastern Mediterranean’s Gas Revolution?

496. Implications of the Proposed China-Iran deal for India

497. Terrorism in Afghanistan: A Joint Threat Assessment

498. Ensuring Water Security in the Middle East: Policy Implications

499. How Do International Sanctions End? Towards a Process-Oriented, Relational, and Signalling Perspective

500. The politicization of Covid-19 in Iran: Domestic and international power play hampers the response