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سیاست آمریکا

Policy Analysis on سیاست آمریکا

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The Iran Deal Is on Thin Ice, and Rightly So
In responding to Tehran's dangerous regional behavior, Washington can pursue measures short of a full-scale JCPOA annulment.
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  • James Jeffrey
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The Right Way to Pressure Iran
Instead of decertifying the nuclear deal, and thus isolating the United States from its allies, Washington should impress upon Tehran the immense costs of producing a weapon.
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  • Dennis Ross
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Preventing a Jihadist Factory in Idlib
The international coalition must take the same comprehensive approach to HTS as it is taking to the Islamic State.
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  • Fabrice Balanche
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Maintaining the U.S. CT Mission in Southern Syria
Despite the end of CIA support to the rebels, Washington can still counter the Islamic State by coordinating more deeply with Israel and Jordan, and by managing other regional actors.
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  • Evan Barrett
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Why the Two-State Solution Is Here to Stay
A lack of policy alternatives and the political risks associated with choosing one side over the other help explain the resilience of the beleaguered model.
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  • Mitchel Hochberg
Brief Analysis
Trump's Afghanistan Policy and the Gulf
The new U.S. strategy, predicated on a changed approach to Pakistan, will need the support of Gulf states such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE to succeed.
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  • Simon Henderson
Brief Analysis
Washington's Unfocused Decision on Aid to Egypt
The recent announcement will undermine President Trump's credibility with Cairo, which now has reason to question whether his vocal support for Sisi carries any weight.
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  • Eric Trager
Brief Analysis
The al-Abbas Combat Division Model:
Reducing Iranian Influence in Iraq's Security Forces
One large faction of Shia volunteers demonstrates how the PMUs can function under Iraqi -- not Iranian -- control, offering a model that coalition forces should support.
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  • Michael Knights
  • Hamdi Malik
Brief Analysis
On Libya Policy, Trump Defers to Europe
Rather than leaving the job to Europe, Washington can articulate a clear Libya policy at the September UN General Assembly meeting, thereby making a political deal more likely to achieve and enforce.
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  • Ben Fishman
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The Race for Deir al-Zour Province
The SDF and U.S.-supported Arab fighters likely lack the might and unity to overcome Assad-regime advances and other obstacles.
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  • Fabrice Balanche
Articles & Testimony
President Trump's Syria Conundrum
A vacuum in Raqqa following the defeat of the Islamic State will embolden Iran and lay the grounds for future jihadists.
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  • Dennis Ross
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President Trump Needs to Go to the Moon
A successful return to the Moon could serve as a stepping-stone for a manned mission to Mars or even more ambitious goals.
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  • Michael Singh
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Focus on Clear Goals to Contain Iran in Iraq and Syria
The Powell Doctrine, a set of principles devised in the 1980s, can guide the United States in promoting regional stability and averting future disasters.
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  • James Jeffrey
Turkish president Erdogan - Source: Reuters
Turkey Has Lost Its Biggest Cheerleader: The U.S. Military
A discussion of Ankara's strained relationship with the European Union, its a la carte approach to NATO, and the weakening of formerly solid U.S.-Turkey military-to-military ties.
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  • Soner Cagaptay
Articles & Testimony
Will Iran Retaliate Against U.S. Sanctions?
IRGC hardliners have pushed for an aggressive response to U.S. measures, but they will have to convince the Supreme Leader that escalation does not pose too great a risk.
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  • Omer Carmi
Brief Analysis
U.S. Security Assistance to Lebanon at Risk
Despite collusion between the LAF and Hezbollah, the United States may still have an interest in funding the Lebanese military.
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  • David Schenker
Articles & Testimony
The Institute of Peace Is Successful Against ISIS -- The U.S. Must Fund It
The cost-effective, nonpartisan institute can help promote broader reconciliation in Mosul and other areas now retaken from the jihadist group.
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  • James Jeffrey
Articles & Testimony
The Smart Way to End 'Pay to Slay'
Rather than seeking indiscriminate cuts to Palestinian aid, U.S. legislators must craft a bill that encourages the PA to reform its behavior.
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  • David Makovsky
  • Dennis Ross
  • Lia Weiner
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Tillerson Can End the Qatar Standoff
To preserve his credibility as a diplomat, the secretary of state needs to put a win on the board.
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  • Dennis Ross
Articles & Testimony
Assessing the U.S.-Qatar Relationship
The Institute's leading counterterrorism expert discusses Washington's ties with the Gulf country, contending that Qatar must take substantive, verifiable steps to address the shortcomings in its posture toward Islamist extremism.
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  • Matthew Levitt

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