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Passing the Torch Reply
A farewell from the previous editors as we undergo a management change at The Review. More…
Iraq Contemplates Its Kurdish Oil Dilemma Reply
As Kurdistan continues to export oil unilaterally, Baghdad struggles over how to respond. More…
It’s Now Or Never For Morocco’s Feminists Reply
Morroco’s feminist movement re-adjusts its course amid calls for reform More…
Erbil and Baghdad: Impending Reconciliation? Reply
Recent Iraq-Kurdistan dealings have highlighted Kurdistan’s increasing desire for economic independence More…
The Case for a National Referendum in Israel Reply
The Palestinians have already called for a national referendum on any potential final-status agreement — in order to guarantee a lasting agreement, Israel will have to follow suit. More…
Don’t Expect an Israel-Turkey Pipeline Reply
The relationship between Israel and Turkey has enough ups and downs as it is, and a pipeline for liquid natural gas is liable to create more downs than ups. More…
Libya, Syria, and the Resurgence of Al-Qaeda Reply
With Libya steadily approaching failed-state status and Syria engulfed in a devastating civil war, the US and its allies must redouble their efforts to combat Al-Qaeda in the Middle East and North Africa More…
Not All Is Lost In Turkey 1
Turkey’s political forecast may be increasingly murky, but its energy security has never been more stable. More…
Grappling With Diplomacy Reply
Can wrestling bridge the cultural gap between Iran and the United States?
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