Engulfed: Reading the tea leaves on Qatar’s ostracization
Very rich, heavily armed states are engaged in brinkmanship in the world’s most conflict-prone region. This doesn’t end well – for anyone.
Read moreVery rich, heavily armed states are engaged in brinkmanship in the world’s most conflict-prone region. This doesn’t end well – for anyone.
Read moreLatin America presents a promising opportunity to resettle some of the millions of Syrian refugees in camps and urban slums in Europe.
Read moreA special Middle East Weekly episode this week looks at Donald Trump’s u-turns of U.S. policy in the region. Our team
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Read moreMiddle East Weekly explores the human cost of the White House’s approach to immigration policy, and what it means for U.S. foreign policy.
Read moreTrump prides himself on his deal-making abilities, but securing “the ultimate deal” between Israelis and Palestinians presents major challenges.
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