Arab World Should Step Up to Address Iran Involvement in Arab Crises
Opinion
Why do the Arabs not take the initiative to deal with their own regional issues, instead of relying on regional and international powers?
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Author: Oraib Al-Rantawi
The Gulf Reconciliation: A Step Forward . . . But!
OPINION
Although progress has been made on the path toward Gulf reconciliation – with warming relations between Qatar and Saudi Arabia in particular – there is a long road ahead and n…
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Turkey’s ‘Operation Peace Spring 2’— This Time, in Libya
International involvement in the Libyan crisis further inflames internal and regional conflicts. Turkey’s recent geopolitical decisions suggest it seeks to become directly inv…
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The Three Uprisings: Parallels in Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon’s Protests
The three popular uprisings in Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon require research that goes beyond socioeconomic parameters and call for an in-depth look at “armed and political Islam.”
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Arab Shiites: The Second Revolution
The large-scale marginalization and discrimination of Arab Shiites highlights the failure of nation-states to provide equal, active citizenship.
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The Arab Spring and the Palestinian ‘Exception’
As many wonder whether the Arab Spring will make its way to Palestine, the unique factor of Israeli occupation has led to the idea of the “Palestinian exception.” Yet it also…
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