Tunisia Faces Growing Challenges on All Fronts
Despite its well-earned title as the birthplace of the Arab Spring and more importantly as the only democratic country to emerge from that upheaval so far, Tunisia, in additio…
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Peace in Yemen Appears Unattainable As War Rages On and Pandemic Looms
This month marks the fifth anniversary of the conflict in Yemen. Violence is yet to recede, and the quagmire grows more complex. Five years on, the strife appears unstoppable…
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How Fortress Europe is Responsible For Refugee Suffering
Though the global spotlight is on Greece’s restrictive treatment of refugees seeking a safe haven from conflict, Europe as a whole has sought to block their arrivals, leading…
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Saudi Arabia and Russia: From Energy Allies to Adversaries
Saudi Arabia and Russia launched an oil price war after talks on oil production cuts with OPEC failed on March 5. While leaders of both countries are playing a game of chicken…
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Algeria’s Push for Syria’s Return to the Arab League
Despite numerous Arab governments opposing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad early on in the Syrian conflict, Algeria has consistently stood by his regime since 2011. Since the…
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Why Putin’s Deal with Erdogan in Syria is All About Iran
Russia’s rescue of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s forces in Idlib and ceasefire agreement with Turkey revealed its concerns over the prospect of wrestling with Iran for in…
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