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From Weak Link to Kingmaker? Turkey’s NATO Moment

Fireside Chat with Lebanese Minister of Social Affairs, H.E. Haneen Sayed

Turkey’s Quiet Realignment

Can Turkey’s Opposition Fight Back?

A Turkish court has taken a dramatic step that could reshape the country’s political landscape. It annulled the results of the CHP’s 2023 party congress, effectively overturning the election of Özgür Özel as leader of Turkey’s main opposition party and potentially paving the way for former chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu to return.

Israeli Settlements in the West Bank

Since 1967, Israeli settlements in the West Bank have been a contested feature of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The ultimate disposition of the settlements and ongoing activity related to their growth have repeatedly defied agreement in negotiations over a resolution to the conflict.

Iran’s New Security Doctrine and Its Old Dilemma

Israel Heads to Elections

Four Myths and Four Realities

Gaza Update: Realities, Risks, and the Road Ahead

Erdogan and Putin, the End of an Unlikely Partnership

The Collapse of ISIS in Syria

ISIS appears to have collapsed in Syria in the wake of the SDF’s military defeat and subsequent integration, followed by the withdrawal of US troops. To the extent that the US prioritizes the group’s enduring defeat in the country, a relationship centered in Damascus is the best way to achieve it.

MEI Art Gallery – June First Friday Open House

Join us to see our latest exhibition, Beyond the Weave: Contemporary Dialogues with AlSadu, at the upcoming First Friday Open House as part of Art Walk Dupont.

In Conversation with Zahi Hawass

Reflections on Egypt's Heritage, Tourism and Global Partnerships

Can the Latest US Plan Bridge Libya’s Divide?

After over a decade of division between rival factions in eastern and western Libya, the Trump administration has put forward a plan to unite the two sides through a power-sharing agreement. Hosts Alistair Taylor and Matthew Czekaj are joined by MEI Distinguished Diplomatic Fellow Jonathan M. Winer to unpack the details of this proposal and its potential consequences for the Libyan people. Winer, who served as United States Special Envoy for Libya, offers analysis of the plan’s viability, the response of various actors on the ground, and whether it can stabilize the country and help resolve its deep-seated challenges.