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Brookings experts are following the latest developments in the Middle East and North Africa, including turmoil in Egypt, the resurgence of Al Qaeda, the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, and Iran under its new presidency. In addition, they offer recommendations on how to address the continuing issues of nuclear proliferation, democratization, security, and economic development. The institution’s work on these issues is carried out primarily by a team of experts in Washington, D.C. and Doha, Qatar with the Saban Center for Middle East Policy and the Brookings Doha Center. Their work is complemented by the research of other experts across Brookings.
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[A presidential statement on humanitarian issues] is a step forward, but a resolution would be much stronger. October 1, 2013, Elizabeth Ferris, Devex
[A presidential statement on humanitarian issues] is a step forward, but a resolution would be much stronger.
A country like Lebanon that only has four million people is looking at having one million registered (Syrian) refugees by the end of the year…How much more can a country like Lebanon be expected to do in terms of receiving refugees? September 24, 2013, Elizabeth Ferris, CNBC
A country like Lebanon that only has four million people is looking at having one million registered (Syrian) refugees by the end of the year…How much more can a country like Lebanon be expected to do in terms of receiving refugees?
Interview | Mosaic
September 23, 2013, Michael Doran
Interview | Today's Zaman
September 17, 2013, Salman Shaikh
Interview | The World
September 16, 2013, Suzanne Maloney
Interview | Fox News
September 12, 2013, Fiona Hill
Interview | FoxNews.com
Interview | WBEZ Chicago Public Radio
If we think about this as judo, which is of course Mr. Putin's favorite sport, this is just one set of moves. And right now, he's managed to get Obama off the mat, at least, and get the terms set down that play to his advantage. September 12, 2013, Fiona Hill, CNN
If we think about this as judo, which is of course Mr. Putin's favorite sport, this is just one set of moves. And right now, he's managed to get Obama off the mat, at least, and get the terms set down that play to his advantage.
Interview | NPR's Here and Now
September 12, 2013, Steven Pifer
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