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Washington - Turkey's request for F-16 fighter jets from the US and the possibility of another Turkish military operation in northern Syria are expected to

The EU has become a key venue for burnishing — or tarnishing — of the reputations of Gulf nations.

Protests by Western activists at the FIFA World Cup may have backfired and sparked a backlash against gay, lesbian and queer communities in Qatar, critics say. By Cathrin Schaer

Protests by Western activists at the football World Cup may have backfired and sparked a backlash against queer communities in Qatar, critics say.

The agreement moves Doha closer to Beijing, which has been meticulously building up its presence in the Gulf.

China might not be ready to commit resources toward solving the regions major political issues, but it will happily stir the pot, experts said.

Program directors share the analysis and papers that stood out in this frenetic year.

Biden vowed to end war but stopped Senate from acting because of diplomatic negotiations

Experts don’t foresee huge defense deals between Riyadh and Beijing, but drones are another story.

Deadline: 15-Jan-23 The Middle East Program is pleased to announce the 2023 competition for the Wilson Center's Visiting Arab Journalist Program. This