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In the Lion’s Den:

An Eyewitness Account of Washington’s Battle with Syria

A key player and an unrelenting obstacle in the Middle East peace process, Syria has long been a thorn in Washington's side when it comes to forging strategic alliances with powers in the region. But only after the events of 9/11 and Damascus's staunch opposition to the War in Iraq

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Andrew J. Tabler

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Syria's Neighbours Say Enough Is Enough, Stop The Killing

Western powers and their regional allies are increasingly understanding that just talking to Syrian president Bashar al-Asad about his brutality will not be enough to stop it.

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Andrew J. Tabler

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Internet Freedom Is the First Freedom of the 21st Century

The internet provides the medium through which political freedoms are accessible to all for the first time in human history.

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Soner Cagaptay

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Why Mubarak's Trial Could Mean the End of Egypt's Youth Revolution

Now that one of the revolution's central goals has been accomplished, most Egyptians appear willing to move on, even though the military regime that Hosni Mubarak fronted is still very much intact.

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Eric Trager

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Is the U.S. Ambassador to Syria Being Unfairly Blamed for the Administration's Bad Policy?

Washington has several policy options short of military action to torque the pressure on the Syrian regime and to help the Syrians themselves topple the dictatorship.

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David Schenker

Iran Makes Itself More Vulnerable to Outside Pressure

If oil income falters due to falling prices or sanctions, Tehran will have great difficulty paying its promised $45 billion per year in public subsidies, making the regime more susceptible to foreign pressure.

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Patrick Clawson

Egypt's Revolution Brought to a Halt?

Washington must find the leverage needed to ensure that Egypt's military-supervised transition does not intentionally strengthen Islamists at the expense of revolutionary forces.

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Eric Trager

White House Set to Release National Strategy to Counter Violent Extremism

After months of drafting, heated interagency discussion, and many rounds of redrafting, the White House is reportedly set to release its long-expected national strategy on countering violent extremism.

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Matthew Levitt

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Turkey's High-Stakes Power Struggle

Turkey's military has staged coups before, but never one like this week's: by resigning, they created a power gap that destabilizes the government -- and shows how much the country needs them.

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Soner Cagaptay

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'Restoration' Is Not an Option: Why America Can't Afford to Lead from Behind

America achieves greatness by setting itself to great tasks, with great conviction; now is a time to streamline our budgets, programs, and expenses, but not our ambitions in the world.

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Michael Singh

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In May 2011, a panel of Turkey experts debated likely scenarios for Turkey's social, political, and diplomatic future.

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Soner Cagaptay

Egypt's Triangular Power Struggle

Egypt's political future is being decided by the military, the Muslim Brotherhood, and protest groups in the streets.

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Eric Trager

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Over the Wall: A Tale of Two Embassies

Although the recent storming of the U.S. embassy in Syria ended without bloodshed, American personnel may not be so lucky in the future.

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David Schenker

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Women 'Appear' in Turkey's Parliament

Turkey's political stalemate following the recent elections has overshadowed a key development: the near doubling of female deputies in parliament.

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Soner Cagaptay

Growing Frustration in Egypt

Egyptians are becoming increasingly angry and frustrated about the slow pace of political change.

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Insecure in Egypt

The sooner the governing military authorities understand that Egypt needs more security, not more money, the better the chance that the country will be able to reverse the current dynamic and start moving toward a more prosperous future.

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David Schenker

How Washington Can Work with Turkey on Syria

The United States should work with Turkey and other allies to halt the Asad regime's violence, avoid anarchy in the event of regime collapse, and prepare for a post-Asad era.

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Soner Cagaptay
Andrew J. Tabler

Israel and Lebanon at Odds over Offshore Border

Tensions are rising between Israel and Lebanon due to potentially huge offshore gas and oil reserves in yet-to-be-agreed "exclusive economic zones" in the eastern Mediterranean.

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Simon Henderson

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A Sea Change in Washington's Policy toward Syria

Hillary Clinton's recent characterization of Syrian president Bashar al-Asad as "not indispensable" is the latest public signal of a quiet sea change in U.S. policy toward the regime.

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Andrew J. Tabler

Articles & Testimony

The Asad Regime Crackdown on Syria's Pro-Democracy Protestors

Testimony before the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, U.S. House of Representatives. "Recently, I journeyed to Lebanon's Wadi Khaled to visit with Syrian refugees who fled from the Sunni Muslim village of Tal Kalakh, which is surrounded by a constellation of villages dominated by Alawites -- the heterodox offshoot of

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Andrew J. Tabler

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