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Cybersecurity in the Middle East

Reducing Threats and Building Stability

Israeli elections: Sound and fury — signifying little

A general view of an election campaign banner depicting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R), head of the Likud Party, shaking hands with US President Donald Trump, ahead of the snap Israeli legislative election, scheduled to take place on 17 September 2019

Russia, Iran, and the competition to shape Syria’s future

Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani (R) attend the trilateral summit to discuss progress on Syria, between the Presidents of Turkey, Russia and Iran on November 22, 2017 in Sochi, Russia.

Israel’s upcoming elections: Much ado about nothing?

TOPSHOT - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu embraces his wife Sara as confetti and fireworks are blown during his appearance before supporters at his Likud Party headquarters in the Israeli coastal city of Tel Aviv on election night early on April 10, 2019. (Photo by Thomas COEX / AFP) (Photo credit should read THOMAS COEX/AFP/Getty Images)

Dmitriy Frolovskiy

Dmitriy Frolovskiy

Monday Briefing: Trump calls off US-Taliban deal

The end of an era: Trump invites China to police the Gulf

Cargo ships sail in the Gulf off the Iranian port city of Bandar Abbas, which is the main base of the Islamic republic's navy and has a strategic position on the Strait of Hormuz, on April 29, 2019. - Eight countries were initially given six-month reprieves after the United States reimposed sanctions on Iran in November, following President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from a 2015 nuclear accord. Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has said leaving the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty is one

Israeli Elections and Minority Communities

palestinian man in front of israeli election posters

Is it too late to save Lebanon from financial collapse?

A demonstrator argues with riot police guarding the entrance of the Lebanese Central Bank during a protest by retired Lebanese army and security personnel as part of a preemptive strike against austerity measures in the 2019 draft state budget that might affect their retirement wages.

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