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March 2013
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4 Mar 2013
The Arab Spring and the Middle East's Monarchies
With the notable exception of Bahrain, the monarchies of the Middle East have emerged from the Arab Spring basically unscathed – for now. In today’s Q&A presentation, the CSS’ Lorenzo Vidino explains why they have been able to cope with the political challenges of the region. More on «The Arab Spring and the Middle East's Monarchies»
June 2012
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12 Jun 2012
The "Dark Side" of the Syrian Transition and its Potentially Dire Regional Consequences
Syria stands on the brink of a civil war that may destabilze the wider Middle East. More on «The "Dark Side" of the Syrian Transition and its Potentially Dire Regional Consequences» -
12 Jun 2012
The Arab Spring in the Long Run
It was hoped that the Arab Spring would bring freedom and democracy to the Middle East and North Africa. However, continued unrest in Libya and Syria points to a potentially bleaker future for the region. More on «The Arab Spring in the Long Run» -
11 Jun 2012
The Military Option in the Iranian Nuclear Crisis
An Israeli air strike on Iran's nuclear facilities jeopardizes the security of the Middle East. Our partners at C.A.P argue that the European Union should persuade Israel to refrain from exercising this option. More on «The Military Option in the Iranian Nuclear Crisis»
May 2011
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03 May 2011
Toward an Arab-Style Uprising in Central Asia?
The wave of protests in the Middle East has led many analysts to ponder whether regimes in Central Asia might also face turmoil. But while the events in the Middle East are undeniably affecting political and social processes in Central Asia, the extent of its impact is debatable. More on «Toward an Arab-Style Uprising in Central Asia? »
April 2011
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19 April 2011
Is Iran Still Center of Middle East's 'Great Game'?
The wave of unrest coursing through the Arab world has taken the international spotlight off Iran, long Washington's top Mideast policy priority. Yet suspicions persist that for some policymakers, events elsewhere are merely a distraction from the region's "Great Game" – the contest between Iran and the US. More on «Is Iran Still Center of Middle East's 'Great Game'? » -
14 April 2011
Qatar and the Arab Spring
Why has Qatar experienced such a different trajectory to much of the rest of the Arab world in recent months? What explains its recent actions, and how might it emerge from the Arab Spring? More on «Qatar and the Arab Spring»
February 2011
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23 February 2011
A Great Change is Sweeping Arab Political Culture
All Arab regimes, regardless of regime type, have essentially behaved like dynasties. This is why the essentially secular, expansive, inclusive, internationally-aware neo-nationalism of the young Arabs in Tunisia, Egypt and elsewhere in the region offers a revolutionary break from an unending past. More on «A Great Change is Sweeping Arab Political Culture» -
17 February 2011
Arab Democracy Rising: International Lessons
The popular revolts in Tunisia, Egypt and elsewhere in the Middle East are driven by a profound democratic impulse. This represents both learning and test for international democracy actors. More on «Arab Democracy Rising: International Lessons» -
16 February 2011
For Egypt, Do All Roads Lead To Turkey?
Turkey is being hailed as the perfect blueprint for Egypt to emulate as it plots a path from authoritarianism to democracy. But is it? More on «For Egypt, Do All Roads Lead To Turkey? »
