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The Conflict in Libya

Ben Fishman

To ensure an outcome that benefits U.S. interests in the region, Washington must take a concrete position on Libya that leads to peaceful negotiations rather than armed conflict.

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2019 Zeev Schiff Memorial Lecture on Middle East...

Eizenkot

The Conflict in Libya

Fishman

Saudi Oil in Iran’s Crosshairs

Henderson

Jared Kushner’s Peace Plan Would Be a Disaster

Satloff

Iran’s Six Potential Nuclear Steps

Carmi

The Next Round in Gaza Will Be Deadlier

Zilber

In Focus: Preparing for Sudden Succession

Policy Notes 61

The King Is Dead! Does It Matter?

Martin Kramer

The Washington Institute has recently been sponsoring a series of discussions about sudden succession in the Middle East. Each session focuses on scenarios that might unfold if a specific ruler or leader departed the scene tomorrow. Questions include these: Would the sudden change lead to different policies? Would it affect...

Policy Notes 63

A Fifty-Year Reign? MbS and the Future of Saudi Arabia

Simon Henderson

The Washington Institute has recently been sponsoring a series of discussions about sudden succession in the Middle East. Each session focuses on scenarios that might unfold if a specific ruler or leader departed the scene tomorrow. Questions include these: Would the sudden change lead to different policies? Would it affect...

Policy Notes 62

Sudan: The End Comes for Bashir

Alberto Fernandez

The Washington Institute has recently been sponsoring a series of discussions about sudden succession in the Middle East. Each session focuses on scenarios that might unfold if a specific ruler or leader departed the scene tomorrow. Questions include these: Would the sudden change lead to different policies? Would it affect...