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What NAVCENT’s Task Force 59 needs to be a true success
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  • What NAVCENT’s Task Force 59 needs to be a true success

    The Middle East is proving to be a test-bed for military innovation that could be incredibly helpful for other priority regions such as the Indo-Pacific, write Jasmin Alsaied and Bilal Saab of the Middle East Institute.

    March 1, 2023

    The German "Zeitenwende" still goes unnoticed in Israel
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  • The German "Zeitenwende" still goes unnoticed in Israel

    Although Germany and Israel maintain a close partnership, the German “Zeitenwende” has not yet been perceived there. Dr. Nimrod Goren outlines a German-Israeli partnership oriented towards democracy and peace.

    March 1, 2023

    US Military Aid to Egypt Should Transcend Politics
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  • US Military Aid to Egypt Should Transcend Politics

    It is advantageous for the United States to maintain its military aid to Egypt without implementing slight reductions that may not influence Egypt’s policies on homeland security or defense against foreign threats.

    March 1, 2023

    One year on, Ukrainians continue to defy the odds
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  • One year on, Ukrainians continue to defy the odds

    Today marks the one-year anniversary of the war in Ukraine — a war of choice by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Russia has failed on the strategic, operational, and tactical levels. The Ukrainians have defied the odds. No one will likely underestimate them again, including Russia.

    “Idlib is under siege”
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  • “Idlib is under siege”

    “Idlib is under siege” — this is the common sentiment shared with me by both local leaders and residents alike. The dual earthquakes on Feb. 6 not only rocked the physical foundations of the cities in Syria’s last opposition-held region, it cracked the social foundation of trust Syrians had with the international aid community.

    February 22, 2023

    Algeria, Morocco and Western Sahara: Why Tension, Not Conflict, Has Become the Norm
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  • Algeria, Morocco and Western Sahara: Why Tension, Not Conflict, Has Become the Norm

    During an interview on 29 December with the French daily Le Figaro, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune declared that his country had cut ties with Morocco in the summer of 2021 to “avoid war.”[i] Tebboune’s comments reflected just how far relations had deteriorated, and that avoiding conflict required a strong response. Hence, the diplomatic break of August 2021. What has resulted in this bilateral nadir?

    “Please send tents and blankets”: A desperate plea from Syria’s survivors
    Cover photo: A man watches on as a family sifts through their destroyed home looking for blankets and clothes. Photo by Gregory Waters.
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  • “Please send tents and blankets”: A desperate plea from Syria’s survivors

    In the center of Harem, Idlib, hundreds of Syrian families huddle around stoves and in tents as they look on at the row of collapsed apartments they used to call home. “This disaster hasn’t happened to Syria in a thousand years,” says Abu Ahmed, the director of the new camp. “The international community must witness what is happening to us and help.”

    February 12, 2023