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MIDDLE EAST
Political Science 101: Prosperity does lead to peace
By Dr. Phil W. Reynolds A political analyst in Gaza lamented: “All we have is our moral power.” This after Mahmoud Abbas claimed…
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Editor's Picks
The generals who challenged Netanyahu ran a campaign largely devoid of substance
By Guy Ziv, American University School of International Service The close results of the April 9 Israeli elections, with Prime…
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MIDDLE EAST
Even if Netanyahu goes, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will continue
Dov Waxman, Northeastern University After a decade in office, Benjamin Netanyahu’s long tenure as Israel’s prime minister may soon be…
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AMERICAS
What’s in a “Wall”? In Israel, a mix of structures, technology, policy, and cross-border cooperation
By Raphael Benaroya Since the Berlin Wall fell, more walls have gone up around the world than come down—Harvard International…
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ASIA
US withdrawal from JCPOA, nuclearization of North Korea and non-proliferation efforts
By Asma Khalid Nuclear proliferation pessimists and arms control experts’ aims to limit the nuclear weapons states to the possible lowest…
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ASIA
International Day against Nuclear Testing: a critical review
By Beenish Altaf Ever since the first nuclear testing on 16 July 1945, two thousand plus nuclear weapons tests have…
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MIDDLE EAST
Dampening the fuse in the wider Middle East
By Rene Wadlow In an article “The Fuse: A Chain of Nations in Conflict” in the Bulletin of Peace Proposals…
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AMERICAS
Trump’s foreign policy: The domestication of international affairs
By Madison Jones and Justin Chapman In the span of just a few months, President Trump has made significant changes…
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MIDDLE EAST
Israel and Saudi Arabia: allies, adversaries or something else?
By Nagapushpa Devendra For all intentions and purposes, the coming together of Israel and Saudi Arabia in the changing regional…
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AMERICAS
AIPAC tailoring for Progressives
By Noah Phillips “The progressive narrative for Israel is just as compelling and critical as the conservative one. There are…
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