Global History’s Lessons for Two-State Solutions: Implications for Israel/Palestine
Largely ignored in foreign policy making is international history’s reading of two-state solutions, with important implications for Israel/Palestine.
The Taliban’s Onslaught on Female Literacy in Afghanistan and its Impact
The ban on girls’ secondary education in Afghanistan continues to harm the future of millions of Afghan girls as well as the country as a whole.
What does the recent Russia-Oman rapprochement mean?
Oman’s approach of pursuing relations with the West in parallel with Russia might serve as an instructive case for smaller states in the region.
The Swords of Iron War: From the Shiite Crescent to a ‘Sunni Revival’?
Turkey’s leadership in a ‘Sunni Revival’ offers opportunities, but also poses challenges to regional stability. Regional actors must effectively adapt.
Is a Reliable Nuke Deal with Iran even Possible?
The U.S. is asking Iran not just to change behaviour but to abandon its ideological foundation. That is not something the regime can do.
How UK-MENA AI Cooperation Could Facilitate Securing Critical Minerals Supply Chains
The UK is in a pivotal moment to proactively advance its strategic interests through AI diplomacy in energy and technology with partners in MENA.
Violence Against Women and Challenges to Political Participation in Libya
Lebanon’s personal status laws have hindered women’s access to just legal processes, economic opportunities, and political participation.
How Sectarianism Negatively Influences Women’s Access to Welfare Services in Lebanon
How the IMF can help increase women’s labour force participation in Egypt
The IMF could help the private sector become safer and more inclusive for women in Egypt through legislative advice and dedicated funding.
Türkiye’s Balancing Role in Europe’s Security
In light of its clash of interests with the US, the EU and Russia, Ankara finds itself at the bridge between three poles of global power.
