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Three experts discuss how Washington should shape its regional response to persistent protest movements, economic struggles, and democratic backsliding.

The authors of three recent books on Henry Kissinger, Jimmy Carter, and James Baker explore the lessons that today’s leaders can learn from their landmark peacemaking efforts.

Leading scholars examine the origins and current trends of Russian involvement in the Middle East, as well as implications for U.S. strategy in the region.

The kingdom has navigated tricky successions in the past, and many of the elements that allowed it to do so remain in place today.

Spurred by conflicts in the Middle East, North Africa, and Afghanistan, the migration emergency in Belarus gives Washington an opportunity to foster cooperative agreements and goodwill.

تهران دیگر واشنگتن را جدی نمی‌گیرد، لذا دولت بایدن اگر می‌خواهد مساله هسته‌ای پیشرفت کند باید چشم انداز تنش نظامی را دوباره روی میز گزینه‌ها بگذارد.

America’s broad inclination toward retrenchment is unlikely to abate anytime soon, but Israeli leaders can still do much to remind Washington why basic regional stability is so essential to its interests.

Read statements from officials and experts who participated in a conference on non-military tactics in the global fight against terrorism.

The Russian leader defied expectations of a quixotic, costly outcome for his country’s 2015 intervention in Syria. As it actually played out, explains Anna Borshchevskaya in her recently published book, Russia leveraged the conflict and U.S. inaction to position itself as a leading power in the Middle East.