Understanding Iranian Foreign Policy – Analysis
By R.K. Ramazani Understanding Iran’s foreign policy is the key to crafting sensible and effective policies toward Iran and requires,
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Founded in 1946, the Middle East Institute is the oldest Washington-based institution dedicated solely to the study of the Middle East. Its founders, scholar George Camp Keiser and former US Secretary of State Christian Herter, laid out a simple mandate: “to increase knowledge of the Middle East among the citizens of the United States and to promote a better understanding between the people of these two areas.”
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Articles by MEI :
How Turkey And Iran See Each Other – OpEd
By Alex Vatanka and Soner Çağaptay Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is visiting Riyadh on Friday. The Syrian crisis
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Israeli-Palestinian Peace: A Special Regime Option For The Old City Of Jerusalem – Analysis
By Arthur Hughes Jerusalem will probably be the toughest issue in any future Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations. The other three core
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Russia And The Arab Spring – Analysis
By Mark N. Katz The Russian government, like its counterparts in the West, the Middle East, and elsewhere, was caught
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Strikes Over Iran – OpEd
By François Nicoullaud Let us assume that nobody will bomb Iran’s nuclear facilities, at least for quite a while. There
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Peace-Building Through Health In The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: The Six-Year Experience Of Healing Across The Divides – OpEd
By Norbert Goldfield Approximately six months ago, I asked an astute long-time American observer of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict whether we
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Is Reconciliation In Bahrain Possible? – Analysis
By Jean-François Seznec The total number of Bahraini citizens is reported to be about 570,000 nationals, less than half of
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Pakistan: The Monotony Of History And Balochistan – Analysis
By Qursum Qasim The state of Pakistan seems incapable of learning from its experiences in former East Pakistan (now Bangladesh),
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The Nexus Between Renewable Energy And Power Sector Reform In Abu Dhabi – Analysis
By Eric Eyges Introduction The aim of this article is to examine renewable energy development and power sector reform efforts
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Turkey’s Other Troublesome Neighbor – OpEd
By Gönül Tol As leading politicians from around the world met in Tunis last Friday as the “Friends of Syria”
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