Abraham Accords Bring Stronger Trilateral Ties for Israel, UAE, and Morocco
Normalization deals offer growing economic, security, and political ties beyond relations with Israel or even the United States.
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Can the US Engage Effectively in Today's Middle East?
The Middle East is undergoing a period of profound transition.
The Middle East is undergoing a period of profound transition. There are failed or failing states in Libya and Yemen, a raging civil war in Syria and ongoing instability in Iraq. Egypt has returned to a familiar style of uneasy stability under a new authoritarian regime. The role of political Islam continues to be fiercely contested in the aftermath of the 2010-11 uprisings, and this issue remains at the heart of the ongoing crisis that pits Saudi Arabia and the UAE against neighboring Qatar.
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