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Jan 17,2020

The Shia Crescent is Turning Against the Iranian Regime

Tehran is Stumbling for a Plan as it Faces its Worst Ever Crisis without Soleimani
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Soleimani Was More Valuable in Politics Than in War

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Can Oman’s New Leader Uphold Sultan Qaboos’s Peaceful Legacy?

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