Mohammed Sinan Siyech | 01 May 2020 | AR | TR
In recent years, climate change has become more recognized both globally and in the Middle East and North Africa region
Yasser Fathy | 16 October 2019 | AR | TR
/ / Executive Summary The disruption of the Raba‘a sit-in protest in August 2013 came as [...]
Omer Aslan | 25 September 2019 | TR | AR
Pakistan remains a key actor in the Middle East. ‘Islamic Alliance’ would arguably have already been admitted dead-born more easily if Pakistan had refused to join
Sinan Hatahet 
Mehmet Emin Cengiz 
Bedir Mulla Rashid | 09 April 2019 | TR | AR
Even though foreign fighters are an age-old phenomenon, they have once again come to the fore with the outbreak of the war in Syria. The battlefield has attracted thousands of foreign volunteers who have joined
Al Sharq Strategic Research | 13 February 2019 | AR | TR
This book examines and analyses the ongoing transformation of Political Islam Movements (PIMs) in seven countries where the Arab uprisings phenomenon took different forms: massive mobilization that induced leadership change
Chafic Choucair | 07 December 2018
This paper examines the role of the jihadi movement’s "ulema" and its future, particularly in light of the dialectical relationship that links them with jihadi discourse and jihadi movements.
Leonid M. Issaev | 01 October 2018 | TR
One of the main problems in Yemeni society that was not resolved during the turbulent transformations of the 20th century was the correlation of the tribal and state systems, which inevitably entailed a conflict of sovereignties
Tamer Badawi 
Osama Al-Sayyad | 07 September 2018 | TR | AR
The expansion of Iranian influence following the eruption of the Arab Spring revolutions transformed the image of the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI) in Arab communities, especially in Sunni ones
Mona Alami | 29 November 2017 | TR
Prime Minister Saad Hariri took his country by storm on Nov. 4 when he announced his resignation as head of the Lebanese government, blaming his decision on Iranian interference in his country’s affairs.
Sinan Hatahet 
Ayman Aldassouky | 26 September 2017 | TR | AR
In the absence of well-established political institutions, Baathist leaders have used sectarian connections, ideological appeal, and command of military forces to consolidate their authority, and have actively prevented the formation of an inclusive Syrian national identity.
