Politics

Politics
10 April,2019

A New Chapter for Kazakhstan?

Why Nazarbayev’s Resignation May Not Reap Major Changes
By Maia Otarashvili
Politics
06 April,2019

How Theresa May’s Brexit Deal Collapsed

The Return of the Irish Question
By Brendan O’Leary
Politics
07 April,2019

Europe’s Largest Party Suspends Its Resident Autocrat—for Now

Why Brussels’ Faustian Bargain With Viktor Orban Endures
By Kim Lane Scheppele
Politics
06 April,2019

Motives Behind Nazarbayev’s Resignation

Nazarbayev and His New Role in Kazakhstan’s Political Sphere
By Ahmed Taher
Politics
05 April,2019

Why Russia Might Shut Off the Internet

The Kremlin’s Long Obsession with Central Control
By Andrei Soldatov
Politics
05 April,2019

Democrats and the Middle East

As Democratic Primary Field Begins to Take Shape, Implications for the Middle East Remain Uncertain
By Joseph Braude
Politics
29 March,2019

Breaking Decades of Silence on Kurdish Persecution

Ambitious Project Documenting Kurdish History Launches with Documentary Film on Yazidis
By Yasmine El-Geressi
Politics
29 March,2019

The End of the Road for the Iranian Regime

Tehran’s Government Extorts People with Starvation
By Rawshan Qassem
Politics
29 March,2019

A Two-Year Probe into Russia-Trump Collusion Finds None

The conclusion of the Special Counsel’s investigation ends a contentious chapter in American history while opening the door to new turmoil.
By Joseph Braude
Politics
29 March,2019

Lebanon’s Tough Choice

Pompeo Warns Beirut
By Hanin Ghaddar

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Opinion

The Deal to End All Deals
By Dennis Ross
US Policy Towards Lebanon
By Elie Fawaz
Hardliners Consolidate in Tehran, Face International Pushback in Bid to Evade Sanctions
By Joseph Braude
U.S. Sanctions Are Hurting Hezbollah
By Hanin Ghaddar
Pressure Mounts on Hezbollah
By Elie Fawaz
The U.S. and Europe Increasingly Aligned to Contain Iran
By Joseph Braude