Objekte

• Mufāǧaʾat aṣ-Ṣadr. Hal ḫāsarat Īrān wa-rabaḥat as-Sʿūdiyya bi-l-ʿIrāq?
• Lebanon Oil and Gas: Not for the Faint-Hearted
• Iraqi Voters Strengthen Hand of Militia Leader Who Battled U.S.
• Iraq's shock election result may be turning point for Iran. Result is blow to US, but Iran will also lose out after Iraq’s protest against rule by proxy
• Vorwurf der verbotenen Propaganda – IZRS-Vorstand vor Gericht
• Much Ado About Nothing
• Saudi Defense and Security Reform. Saudi Arabia’s efforts at reforming its armed forces may be more about politics and PR than substantive change
• The Pro-Assad Alliance Is Coming Apart. How the U.S. Can Push Back Against Iran in Syria
• Kaif indalaʿat mūǧat al-iḥtiǧāǧāt fī l-urdun?
• Hariri’s return sets Cabinet negotiations into full swing
• Sources to Asharq Al-Awsat: Hariri Demands Separate 'Ministerial Share'
• The Tragedy and Complexity of post-Qaddafi Libya
• Idlib could be trump card or time bomb for Turkey
• The Fear of Supporting Political Reform
• Iraq votes 2018. Election mobilization strategies
• Hariri upbeat on Cabinet despite rush on portfolio
• MPs, blocs submit their Cabinet wish list
• Iraq’s New Statesman
• Putin’s Endgame in Syria Has Arrived. It's not an Assad victory — it's a frozen conflict
• US liberal Islamophobia is rising – and more insidious than rightwing bigotry
• The Reinvention of Iraq's Muqtada al-Sadr. From Sectarian Militia Leader to Populist Crusader in a Surprise Electoral Victory
• The Qiyam Phenomenon. Analysis of Syria’s Harakat al-Qiyam
• The End of the Iran Deal Could Destabilize Iraq. What U.S.–Iranian Rivalry Means for Baghdad
• Rare tensions flare between Hezbollah, Russia
• Putting pressure on Doha didn’t work