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Rebecca Anne Proctor

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Rebecca Anne Proctor is an independent journalist, editor, author, and broadcaster based in Dubai and Rome, from where she covers the Middle East and North Africa. She is the former editor-in-chief of Harper’s Bazaar Art and Harper’s Bazaar Interiors.

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Concerns in Iran over Trump’s Possible I.R.G.C. Designation
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  • Concerns in Iran over Trump’s Possible I.R.G.C. Designation

    The media and legal experts in Iran have already begun examining the implications a potential decision by the Trump administration to designate the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (I.R.G.C.) as a terrorist entity. Tabnak, an outlet affiliated with former I.R.G.C.

    February 9, 2017

    Kuwait’s Pragmatic Islamists
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  • Kuwait’s Pragmatic Islamists

    After boycotting parliamentary elections in 2012 and 2013, the Kuwaiti Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, Hadas, ran their candidates in last year’s snap election. Four out of five of the party’s candidates won, bringing Hadas back into Kuwait’s 50-member National Assembly.

    February 8, 2017

    I.R.G.C. Continues to Incite Houthi Attacks against Saudi Arabia
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  • I.R.G.C. Continues to Incite Houthi Attacks against Saudi Arabia

    The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (I.R.G.C.) media outlets continue to justify and encourage attacks by Yemeni Houthi rebels against Saudi Arabia. I.R.G.C.-affiliated Fars News Agency, for example, ran a number of news stories and commentaries today glorifying the Houthis’ latest attacks against Saudi military targets, including a recent attack targeting a Saudi warship and a scud missile that the Houthis claimed hit a military base near the Saudi capital.

    February 8, 2017

    Iran's Regime Intensifies Crackdown on Innocent Iranians Traveling Home from West
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  • Iran's Regime Intensifies Crackdown on Innocent Iranians Traveling Home from West

    An Iranian scientist who worked for a Belgian university has been threatened with the death penalty in Iran, the Amnesty International reported on February 7. Dr. Ahmadreza Djalali, a resident of Sweden and a professor at a Belgian university, has been detained in Iran since last April.

    February 8, 2017

    Khamenei’s Insincere “Clemency” ahead of Revolution Day
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  • Khamenei’s Insincere “Clemency” ahead of Revolution Day

    Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has agreed to pardon or commute the sentences of 631 Iranian convicts, the Iranian media reports. The “clemency” was suggested by Iran’s Judiciary Chief Ayatollah Sadegh Amoli Larijani on the occasion of a Shiite religious event and ahead of the anniversary of Iran’s 1979 revolution. The convicts were mostly from Iran’s revolutionary courts, the Judiciary Organization of the Armed Forces and the State Discretionary Punishment Organization.

    February 8, 2017

    Monday Briefing: Trump’s Executive Orders Don’t Reveal a Coherent Strategy
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  • Monday Briefing: Trump’s Executive Orders Don’t Reveal a Coherent Strategy

    In this week’s Monday Briefing, MEI experts Paul Salem, Paul Scham, Randa Slim, W. Robert Pearson, and Marvin G. Weinbaum provide analysis on recent and upcoming events including the Trump administration’s apparent lack of a coherent strategy in the implementation of executive orders, the possibility of an improved relationship between Israel and the UK in the wake of Brexit, the Astana meeting to discuss the Syrian cease-fire deal, bilateral efforts to improve Turkish-Israel relations, and the uncertainty surrounding U.S.-Pakistani relations under the Trump administration.

    February 6, 2017