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Since its founding in 1994, the Middle East Quarterly has become America's most authoritative journal of Middle Eastern affairs. Policymakers, opinion-makers, academics, and journalists turn first to the Quarterly , for in-depth analysis of the rapidly-changing landscape of the world's most volatile region. The Quarterly publishes groundbreaking studies, exclusive interviews, insightful commentary, and hard-hitting reviews that tackle the entire range of contemporary concerns — from politics to economics to culture, across a region that stretches from Morocco to Afghanistan. The Quarterly , founded by Daniel Pipes and edited by Efraim Karsh, appears in a print edition, and is available in full-text (except the current issue) on this website.
Middle East Quarterly
Middle East Policy Council
Members of the Arab League are due to meet in Baghdad amidst violence and uncertainty. Expectations are low, with many observers predicting a minimal turnout, with few — if any — heads of state present. The situation is further complicated by ...
Arming the Syrian Opposition - The GCC and the Syrian Crisis During the past few weeks, at least two GCC states have clearly pointed to the necessity to provide the Syrian people with effective means to defend themselves in the face of 'the regime's killing machine'... Read More A new economic dimension between China, South Korea and the GCC When it comes to economic ties between Saudi Arabia and countries like China and South Korea, the focus has very much been on the energy dependency that these Asian countries have with the Gulf region, in particular with Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Gulf Research Center