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To promote stability and other U.S. interests, Washington must reshape its approach to this increasingly complex staging ground for global competition.

Syria may not be a priority for the Biden administration, but the Brussels pledging conference and the July vote on the UN cross-border mechanism mean that major donors can no longer keep the disastrous humanitarian situation on the back burner or expect NGOs to resolve it on their own.

The former assistant secretary of state in charge of the Middle East portfolio from 2019-2021 discusses his time in office and how the region’s challenges and opportunities are evolving at the start of the Biden administration.

Low women's employment in Jordan is perplexing given the kingdom's middle-class attributes. Creativity in U.S. development initiatives could deliver lasting gains.

Like all good policy decisions, the deal emerged from the enlightened self-interest of the key parties, but the stakes are not as high as with Israel’s previous two Arab peace treaties.

New maps explore the scope of Israel’s potential moves next month, though domestic politics, unprecedented Gulf warnings, and other factors are raising questions about whether annexation will actually proceed.

کمک مالی جدید آژانس توسعه بین‌المللی ایالات متحده و راهبرد همکاری بیشتر در زمینه توسعه‌ که بزودی نهایی می‌شود تسهیل‌کنندۀ اصلاحاتی است که منجر به پرورش فضای اقتصادی بهتر برای زنان و متعاقباً برای پادشاهی اردن خواهد شد.

نخست‌وزیر اسرائیل دیگر نیازی ندارد که بر سیاست معامله‌گرانه مربوط به وعده‌های مبارزات حزبی تکیه کند، بنابراین اگر همچنان به دنبال سیاست‌هایی باشد که چشم‌انداز صلح اسرائیل و هویت یهودی را تهدید کند، تاریخ قضاوت سختی درباره او خواهد کرد.

Given the short U.S. election calendar, Netanyahu is adamant about securing approval for unilateral moves in the West Bank by July 1, a timetable that may hold damaging implications for Israeli relations with multiple countries.