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Egypt

What Anwar Sadat’s murder 40 years ago meant for the Middle East

How Western policymakers can engage the new Arab diasporas

Egypt, Iraq, and Jordan: A new partnership 30 years in the making?

President Jimmy Carter and the Middle East: Reexamining his legacy forty years later

Reports

Policy and Institutional Responses to COVID-19 in the Middle East and North Africa: Egypt

Israel in the Middle East: The next two decades

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The new geopolitics of the Middle East: America’s role in a changing region

Africa’s consumer market potential

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Congratulations on the ceasefire. Now the hard work begins.

The needed reset for the US-Egypt relationship

The controversy over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

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A decade of protests: Why governance reform is critical in the Arab World

The Arab Spring, Ten Years On: What Have We Learned and Where Are We Going?

US policy in the Middle East: A conversation with Assistant Secretary of State David Schenker

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