The Problem Confronting Trump’s Peace Plan
Later this month, unless it is delayed by Israel's current political turmoil, the Trump administration will start rolling out its long awaited, much-debated plan for Mideast peace.
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Iran’s Crown Prince Strikes Back
Over the past few weeks, the Trump administration has turned up the heat on Tehran. Way up. A
Why US-Turkish ties won’t get better
“Every year, we hear that this is the worst year ever for U.S.-Turkish relations,” a prominent Turkish academic wryly remarked to me last month during my visit to the country. “This year, they might be right.”
Global Islamism Monitor No. 65
Debating a brotherhood blacklisting;
China targets Uighur mosques;
Will Sudan continue to cling to Islamism?;
Tajik prison riot: Unrest, or terror?;
A positive side effect of Trump's Iran strategy
Why Turkey’s Erdogan Is Worried
Since 2002, the Justice & Development Party (Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi, or AKP) has decisively dominated national politics in Turkey.