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• Who Lost Ergenekon: The View from Washington

  7 mars 2010
  Washington opinionmakers have moved from supporting the Ergenekon case to questioning its legitimacy.

• Hezbollah's Penance: The Shiite Militia Works to Rebuild Its Tarnished Image

  5 mars 2010
  During a dinner in Damascus for Ahmedinajad and Nasrallah last week in Damascus, Assad pledged his regime's continued backing for Hezbollah.

• Turkey's Republic of Fear

  5 mars 2010
  Recent arrests in Turkey of dozens of high-ranking military officers mark the country's latest step toward authoritarianism, but hoping to win Ankara's support for tougher Iran sanctions and more troops in Afghanistan, the U.S. and Europe have so far been hesitant to criticize the AKP-led (...)

• After the Elections: Prospects for Democratic Consolidation in Iraq

  5 mars 2010
  Washington Institute experts Ahmed Ali, J. Scott Carpenter, and Michael Knights discuss the political dynamics behind Iraq's March 7 elections and their implications for U.S. policy.

• Middle East Peace: Ground Truths, Challenges Ahead

  4 mars 2010
  David Makovsky testified before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on March 4, 2010.

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