السياسة العربية والإسلامية

لإرساء مستقبل لا يستدعي استمرار الوجود العسكري الأمريكي أو الانخراط المكثف في سوريا، ينبغي على واشنطن التحرك الآن، إذ يمكن للمشاركة الحكيمة عبر الأطلسي أن تُسهمَ في تحقيق هذا الهدف.

Weakening Hezbollah permanently will be difficult, but for once the goal is attainable—if Beirut has the courage to keep the group out of Lebanon’s coffers and make the army do its job.

Watch testimony by Institute scholar Elizabeth Dent to the British House of Lords.

In this episode of the Institute’s Syria Breakdown series, Turkey analyst Soner Cagaptay traces the revolutionary transformation of Ankara's relationship with Damascus from heated enemies to the closest of allies.

If Washington and its European partners fail to remediate ongoing disputes over trade rights and Western Sahara, they may leave room for Russia and China to assert more influence in the kingdom.

In this episode of the Institute’s Syria Breakdown series, Russia analyst Anna Borshchevskaya explains why Russia's long military intervention in Syria failed to protect the regime of its local ally, Bashar al-Assad, from collapse in the face of a stunning rebel advance.

شخصيات من المجتمع المدني السوري تنضم إلى مسؤول أمريكي سابق لمناقشة المشاعر المحلية على الأرض وتقييم التحديات الصعبة لبناء دولة أفضل.

The group has been greatly diminished by a year of war, but the Lebanese people won’t feel the difference unless the international community pushes Beirut and the LAF to reestablish trust and authority.

As the group consolidates control in newly seized Aleppo, its leader is seeking to allay fears among minorities, pro-Assad residents, and skeptical Western officials alike.