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18 February 2025
A Russian Win in Ukraine Would Be a U.S. Loss in the Middle East
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, 18 February 2025
by Anna Borshchevskaya / Photo credits: The Washing...
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18 February 2025
Year Four in Ukraine: NATO Views and Middle East Impact
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, 18 February 2025
by Dana Stroul, Anna Borshchevskaya, Javier Colomin...
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11 February 2025
Ukraine can help dismantle Russia’s influence in the Middle East
Kyiv Indipendent, 11 February 2025
by Anna Borshchevskaya / Photo credits: Delil Souleiman/AFP via Getty Images...
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25 January 2025
Ending Russia’s War: Why Ukraine’s Victory is Crucial
19FortyFive, 25 January 2025
by Anna Borshchevskaya / Photo credits: Creative Commons
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11 January 2025
In Syria, the US can help rebuild while supplanting Russian influence
The Hill, 11 January 2025
by Anna Borshchevskaya / Photo credits: AP Photo/Omar Sanadiki
It took less...
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03 January 2025
The Syria Breakdown, Episode Two: Putin’s Playground
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, 3 January 2025
by Anna Borshchevskaya / Photo credits: The Washingto...
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17 December 2024
Did Assad’s Fall in Syria Really Weaken Russia?
19FortyFive, 17 December 2024
by Anna Borshchevskaya / Photo credits: Petty Officer 2nd Class Jeffrey Viano, U.S. N...
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12 December 2024
The US must push Putin out the Syrian door
The Hill, 12 December 2024
by Anna Borshchevskaya / Photo credits: AP Photo/Omar Sanadiki
It took less...
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10 December 2024
Tensions in Kosovo: Paramilitary Activity Stirs Concerns for Regional Stability
Albanian Post, 10 December 2024
by Gerta Zaimi / Photo credits: Albanian Post
According to confi...
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07 December 2024
Russia’s Overstretched Military Faces Challenges from Syria to Ukraine
19FortyFive, 7 December 2024
by Anna Borshchevskaya / Photo credits: Creative Commons
Syrian opp...
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04 December 2024
The (Next) Battle for Northwest Syria: U.S. Policy Implications
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, 4 December 2024
by Andrew J. Tabler, Anna Borshchevskaya, Aaron Y. Z...
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24 September 2024
Russia’s Middle East Space Offensive
National Interest, 24 September 2024
by Sabina Henneberg, and Anna Borshchevskaya / Photo credits: Akimov Konstanti...
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02 August 2024
Countering Russia’s Strategy of Arming Anti-American Proxies
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, 2 August 2024
by Anna Borshchevskaya/ Photo credits: The Washington...
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25 June 2024
The NATO Summit Is Another Chance to Counter Russia in the “South”
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, 25 June 2024
by Anna Borshchevskaya/ Photo credits: The Washington I...
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07 June 2024
AKP’s “Political Softening” Strategy: Wishful Thinking or Real Shift?
Talk Turkey, 07 June 2024
by Nevşin Mengü/ Photo credits: Talk Turkey
In this episode of Talk Turkey, Ne...
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29 May 2024
North Africa in an Era of Great Power Competition: Challenges and Opportunities for the United States
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, 29 May 2024
by Anna Borshchevskaya, Louis Dugit-Gros, Ben Fishman, S...
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05 April 2024
Putin Is No Ally in the War on Terror in 2024
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, 5 April 2024
by Anna Borshchevskaya/ Photo credits: The Washington I...
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27 March 2024
Euroviews. Local elections in Turkey are about to deliver yet another political thriller
Euronews, 27 March 2024
by Demir Murat Seyrek / Photo credits: AP Photo/Euronews
A potential victory of the...
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19 March 2024
Are Azerbaijan and Armenia Heading to Peace?
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, 19 March 2024
by Anna Borshchevskaya/ Photo credits: The Washington...
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09 March 2024
How the Middle East Became an Arena for Putin’s Power Struggle with the US
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, 9 March 2024
by Anna Borshchevskaya/ Photo credits: The Washington I...
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28 December 2023
Iran will react or not after the killing of its general in Syria
Robert Lansing Institute for Global Threats and Democracies Studies, 28 December 2023
by Gerta Zaimi/ Photo credits...
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15 December 2023
Norell: Israels krig är en kamp mot klockan
Please note, the article is in Swedish.
Bulletín, 15 December 2023
by Magnus Norell / P...
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10 November 2023
Was Turkey’s Atatürk an authoritarian leader or a visionary European?
Euronews , 10 November 2023
by Demir Murat Seyrek/ Photo credits: Euronews
Atatürk's vision remains...
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06 November 2023
Russia’s Relationship with Hamas and Putin’s Global Calculations
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy , 6 November 2023
by Anna Borshchevskaya/ Photo credits: The Washingt...
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23 October 2023
Putin Is In Big Trouble In Ukraine, But Still Eyes Middle East Conflict
19FortyFive, 23 October 2023
by Anna Borshchevskaya/ Photo credits: Russian Government
As the West s...
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19 October 2023
Leading the Way: Europe’s Experts and Decision Makers views on Extremism Response – Comment by Dr Francesco Farinelli
Justice Trends, 19 October 2023
Photo credits: Justice Trends
The 11th edition of the JUSTICE TRENDS M...
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18 October 2023
Tystnaden från muslimska organisationer är talande
Please note, the article is in Swedish.
Expressen, 18 October 2023
by Magnus Norell / Ph...
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13 October 2023
Norell: Brutaliteten kan vara början till Hamas undergång
Please note, the article is in Swedish.
Bulletín, 13 October 2023
by Magnus Norel...
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28 June 2023
Omar Harfouch Received Overwhelming Support At EU Parliament Amid Lebanon’s Crisis and Looming Sanctions
EIN Presswire, 28 June 2023
by Davide Lauretta/ Photo/video credits: EPP
The European Union Parliame...
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13 June 2023
The aggressive policy of Kosovar premier Albin Kurti has reached a breaking point with the US and the European powers
Robert Lansing Institute for Global Threats and Democracies Studies, 13 June 2023
by Gerta Zaimi/ Photo/video credi...
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23 March 2023
Russia’s Disinformation Machine Has a Middle East Advantage
Foreign Policy, 23 March 2023
by Anna Borshchevskaya / Photo credits: Kirill Kudryavtsev/ AFP via Getty Images...
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22 March 2023
Is the EU ready for the increasingly likely democratic change in Turkey?
Euronews, 22 March 2023
by Demir Murat Seyrek / Photo credits: AP Photo/Euronews
A democratic change in Tu...
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07 March 2023
The Treacherous Triangle Of Syria, Iran, And Russia – Analysis
Eurasia Review, 7 March 2023
by Anna Borshchevskaya / Photo credits: Kremlin.ru
Both Russia and Iran have...
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31 January 2023
Factors to change Turkish policy towards Syria
Robert Lansing Institute for Global Threats and Democracies Studies, 31 January 2023
by Gerta Zaimi / Photo credits...
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29 January 2023
Norell: Stridsvagnar och Tysklands feltänkta vankelmod
Please note, the article is in Swedish.
Bulletín, 29 January 2022
by Magnus Norell / Photo cred...
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20 January 2023
After Ukraine: Russia’s Potential Military and Nuclear Compensation to Iran
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, 20 January 2023
by Anna Borshchevskaya (et al) / Photo credits: The...
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