عرب و اسلام سیاسی

دو کارشناس بحث می‌کنند که چرا دولت‌های عرب هرچه بیشتر در حال عادی‌سازی مناسبات با رژیم سوریه‌ هستند و پیامدهای آن برای سیاست‌گذاری آمریکا چه خواهد بود.

In a series of articles, op-eds, videos and media appearances, Institute scholar Soner Cagaptay, as well as other Institute experts and contributors, map out possible outcomes, discussing what the elections mean for Turkey’s trajectory, NATO, the Middle East, and the rest of the world.

نظرسنجی‌ها رقبا را امیدوار می‌کند، ولی کنترل اردوغان بر رسانه‌ها و دیگر عوامل می‌تواند تلاش آن‌ها را برای بالاخره سرنگون کردن رئیس‌جمهور و بلوک حاکم او عقیم بگذارد.

The country has been described as “too big to fail,” but further deterioration is possible amid mounting debt, major inflation, and delayed military divestment.

Watch as experts discuss National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan's keynote address to the Institute's 2023 Soref Symposium.

The tensions between Turkey and the PUK are not new, though recent actions by both sides have exacerbated the situation despite shared economic interests.

Even if another civil war is averted, the delay in signing a peace agreement has provided room for the rise of political factions that oppose further relations with Israel.

Much like the Iraqi people are doing, the United States should turn the page on history, engaging on ideas that foster prosperity and enable the relationship’s long-term success.

A sampling of posts suggests fears of another catastrophic war, increased public questioning of Hezbollah as a “resistance” movement, and anger toward its cooperation with Iran in compromising Lebanon’s sovereignty.