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1. The Red-Hot Blue Line

2. Domestic Disagreements Limit Netanyahu’s Options with Washington

3. The Trajectory of International Relations Dissertations in Turkish Academia Between 2000 and 2020

4. Is There a Way Forward for Political Resolution in Yemen?

5. Russia's Influence in MENA After a Year of War in Ukraine

6. Progress toward a breakthrough in Saudi-Israeli relations: ‘Haste is from the Devil’

7. There are certain times when national security challenges must overcome a divided nation

8. Recipe for Success: Israeli and Lebanese Analytical Perspectives on the Maritime Delimitation Negotiations

9. IMPLICATIONS OF THE SAUDI-IRAN DEAL FOR YEMEN

10. China’s subsea-cable power in the Middle East and North Africa

11. Holding the Islamic Republic of Iran accountable for atrocity crimes

12. Erdoğan's Re-election as President Raises Concerns among Allies

13. Partnership Diversification: What are the implications of the sixth round of the Russia-GCC strategic dialogue?

14. Present Challenges: Will Syria return to the Arab League fold?

15. Second Meeting in Beijing: China-Facilitated Iran-Saudi diplomatic reconciliation efforts amid US apprehensions

16. Encircling Damascus: Iran’s Foreign Minister Visits Lebanon, Syria, and Turkey

17. Diplomatic Defeat: Uncovering the low turnout to the Arab League meeting in Tripoli

18. Time to change track Assessing the UN’s conflict mediation strategy for Syria from 2019 to 2023

19. Ending Counterproductive U.S. Involvement in Yemen

20. HUMANITARIAN DIPLOMACY STRATEGY FOR SYRIAN REFUGEES AND ITS EFFECT ON JORDAN’S FOREIGN POLICY

21. OVERLAPPING COMMUNICATION LOGIC FOR GLOBALIZING PUBLIC DIPLOMACY: THE CASE OF JORDAN

22. Biden’s Middle East Balancing Act: Iran’s Nuclear Program and Saudi-Israeli Ties

23. Between Swords of Iron and the Al Aqsa Deluge: The Regional Politics of the Israel-Hamas War

24. House in disorder: How Europeans can help Palestinians fix their political system

25. Hydrodiplomacy and the Food, Water and Energy Nexus: A holistic approach for transboundary cooperation and peace

26. The Syrian Civil War Twelve Years On: Can There Be a Constructive Role for Greece?

27. To Prevent the PA from Unraveling, Address Internal Reform

28. The Rise and Immediate Fall of Israel-Libya Relations

29. Beyond Arms and Ammunition: China, Russia and the Iran Back Channel

30. Israel’s Ukraine policy: ‘Right side of history’ vs national interest

31. New Dynamics, Old Problems: Turkey’s Rapprochement Overtures in the Eastern Mediterranean

32. Adapting to New Realities: Israel’s foreign policy in post-Netanyahu times

33. What is new about the reset between Israel and Turkey?

34. Turkey in Afghanistan: more than one reason to stay

35. Realigning European Policy toward Palestine with Ground Realities

36. Pakistan’s Hard Policy Choices in Afghanistan

37. How Will a Revival of the JCPOA Affect Regional Politics and Iranian Militias?

38. The End of the Road

39. s It Time to Bury the Two-State Solution?

40. Framing the Partition Plan for Palestine

41. Deficiency and Elusion: Relations between Israel and Ukraine

42. Sino-Iranian Relations and Their Impact on South and Central Asia

43. Prospects for Pax Caucasia? The 3+3 Regional Cooperation Initiative

44. Understanding the Baku-Tehran Relationship

45. Regional security and alliances in the Middle East and the Indo-Pacific: implications for European security

46. Turkey’s struggling economy, regional isolation, behind latest charm offensive with Israel and other countries

47. Understanding the Russia-Iran-Israel Triangle

48. The Ukraine Standoff as a Harbinger of Broader Shifts in the Global Order

49. Will US-Israel ties withstand possible strains due to the Iranian and Palestinian issues?

50. Politicking in Doha: But will the Syrian opposition shift to more pragmatic diplomacy?