Carnegie Middle East Center
As the living conditions for Syrian refugees worsen and the risks of going home mount, the notion of a voluntary return is rapidly losing meaning. | عربي
While other Palestinian institutions are in crisis, Hamas has maintained its integrity and survived political turmoil. But to capitalize on this, it will need to revise its strategy.
Following the end of the fighting in Syria, displaced refugees will require four things before they return home.
The rise in Salafi militancy in Lebanon is not only due to the spillover of the Syrian war, but also to the Sunni elite’s failure at tackling the grievances of their co-religionists. | عربي
State control of Algeria’s religious sphere is robust, yet it has recently been challenged by the upsurge in violent ideologies in the Maghreb region and beyond. | عربي
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Wed Feb 28 2018 19:00:00 GMT-0500 (EST)
No longer confined to homeland states, Shia politics is being advocated, reinforced, and supported by diasporic transnational networks. | عربي
Experts discuss the departure of Rex Tillerson and how it may signal an end for the nuclear deal with Iran | عربي
The U.S.-Saudi relationship is based on mutual expectations that are unlikely to be met. It will endure but it is likely to remain far more fraught and complex and, in the years ahead, increasingly less beneficial for the United States.
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