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Egypt Faces a Potentially Chaotic Summer
Conn M. Hallinan 03.18.13

Syria: The World’s Next Genocide
Kerry Sun 02.21.13

Red Lines and Syria’s Chemical Weapons
Timothy W. Coleman, Daniel Wagner and John Lyman 12.15.12

Funding the Unified Front: The Syrian Rebels
Binoy Kampmark 12.09.12

The Arab Spring Didn’t Buy the West Many Friends
John Price 11.20.12

World Braces for Syrian Trainwreck
Peter Lee 11.20.12

U.S. Foreign Policy and the Middle East: The Next Four Years
Conn M. Hallinan 11.11.12

Islamists May Gain Political Control: Part Two
John Price 10.22.12

Islamists May Gain Political Control: Part One
John Price 10.20.12

A Muscular Policy in Syria Will Fail
Anthony Pusatory 10.05.12

Syria and the Dogs of War
Conn M. Hallinan 09.28.12

Barack Obama’s ‘Intelligence Finding’ and the Syrian Civil War
Deepak Tripathi 08.12.12

Has the United States Abandoned the Syrian Opposition?
Sudhanshu Tripathi 08.10.12

The West is Playing with Fire in Syria
Nabil Noyelle 07.23.12

Oil and Hegemon
Deepak Tripathi 07.15.12

Syria One, Turkey Zero: For Now
Conn M. Hallinan 06.26.12

Grasping the Syrian Quagmire
Esam Al-Amin 03.07.12

Syria: A Way Out
Conn M. Hallinan 03.03.12

Saudi Arabia and Qatar Ratchet Up Pressure on Assad
John Lyman, Daniel Wagner and Patrick Hall 03.03.12

Now is not the Time for Intervention in Syria
Daniel Wagner and Michael Doyle 02.20.12

The End of Gaddafi, the Beginning of Unknown
Deepak Tripathi 08.28.11

On Liberation and Libya
James Kane 08.23.11

With Libya, U.S. and Europe have a Buy-In
John Lyman 03.15.11