Nuclear talks with Iran unlikely to yield positive outcome
The first week of the seventh round of talks between Iran and signatories of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) recently concluded in Vienna.
The first week of the seventh round of talks between Iran and signatories of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) recently concluded in Vienna.
Lebanon’s fragile peace has become more fraught since the shooting of pro-Hezbollah protesters by armed assailants. The situation around Beirut and other major cities was already tense, due to a worsening economic and security crisis.
An article in the journal’s new special issue argues that American mediation as an honest broker, not reflexive support, has delivered benefits for Tel Aviv.
Netanyahu claims “indefinite” right of Israeli military to secure the territory, imperiling the American vow to revive the moribund peace process; the journal has long provided analysis of this dynamic.
The journal provides insights into the range of complications that may be unleashed if Israel launches a ground invasion and destroys the governing authority.
Scholar who analyzed Israeli military reforms for Middle East Policy re-examines the evidence.
Military experts tell Middle East Policy that while the scale of destruction is different, neither side is likely to achieve a strategic victory.
A new analysis by Jean-Loup Samaan explores the armed force’s struggle to change the way it fights and to redefine battlefield victory.
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