> Publishers' series
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no 241 (21 August 2023):
Iran's Khuzestan thirst and turmoil International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [21 August 2023]
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no 238 (1 February 2023):
Managing Palestine's looming leadership transition International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [1 February 2023]
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no 239 (7 March 2023):
Containing transnational jihadists in Syria's North West International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [7 March 2023]
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no 240 (26 April 2023):
Rethinking gas diplomacy in the Eastern Mediterranean International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [26 April 2023]
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no 242 (15 September 2023):
UNRWA's reckoning preserving the UN agency serving Palestinian refugees International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [15 September 2023]
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no 231 (20 January 2022):
Brokering a ceasefire in Yemen's economic conflict International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [20 January 2022]
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no 230 (17 January 2022):
The Iran nuclear deal at six now or never International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [17 January 2022]
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no 236 (18 July 2022):
Containing a resilient ISIS in Central and North-eastern Syria International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [18 July 2022]
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no 237 (23 August 2022):
Realigning European policy toward Palestine with ground realities International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [23 August 2022]
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no 233(29 April 2022):
Truce test the Huthis and Yemen’s war of narratives International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [29 April 2022]
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no 235 (31 May 2022):
Iraq: stabilising the contested district of Sinjar International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [31 May 2022]
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no 234 (9 May 2022):
Syria ruling over Aleppo’s ruins International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [9 May 2022]
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no 221 (18 March 2021):
The case for more inclusive - and more effective - peacemaking in Yemen International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [18 March 2021]
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no 220 (15 January 2021):
The Iran nuclear deal at five a revival? International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [15 January 2021]
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no 229 (8 November 2021):
Syria: shoring up Raqqa's shaky recovery International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [8 November 2021]
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no 223 (26 July 2021):
Iraq's Tishreen uprising from barricades to ballot box International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [26 July 2021]
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no 226 (24 August 2021):
A time for talks toward dialogue between the Gulf Arab States and Iran International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [24 August 2021]
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no 225 (10 August 2021):
Beyond business as usual in Israel-Palestine International Crisis Group, USMEP - U.S./Middle East Project
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [10 August 2021]
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no 224 (5 August 2021):
Iran: the riddle of Raisi International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [5 August 2021]
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no 228 (28 October 2021):
Managing Lebanon's compounding crises International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [28 October 2021]
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no 210 (16 January 2020):
The Iran nuclear deal at four a requiem? International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, [16 January 2020]
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no 211 (13 February 20200):
Easing Syrian refugees' plight in Lebanon International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, [13 February 2020]
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no 213 (15 May 2020):
Silencing the guns in Syria's Idlib International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, [15 May 2020]
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no 218 (19 August 2020):
Iran: the U.S. brings maximum pressure to the UN International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [19 August 2020]
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no 214 (8 June 2020):
Pulling Lebanon out of the pit International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [8 June 2020]
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no 215 (15 June 2020):
Iraq: fixing security in Kirkuk International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [15 June 2020]
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no 216 (2 July 2020):
Rethinking peace in Yemen International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [2 July 2020]
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no 212 (27 April 2020):
The Middle East between collective security and collective breakdown International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, [27 April 2020]
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no 219 (30 October 2020):
How Europe can help Lebanon overcome its economic implosion International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [30 October 2020]
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no 206 (19 September 2019):
Intra-Gulf competition in Africa's Horn lessening the impact International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [19 September 2019]
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no 209 (25 November 2019):
Ways out of Europe's Syria reconstruction conundrum International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [25 November 2019]
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no 208 (18 November 2019):
Women and children first repatriating the Westerners affiliated with ISIS International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [18 November 2019]
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n° 202 (12 June 2019):
Reversing Israel's deepening annexation of occupied East Jerusalem International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [12 June 2019]
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n°197 (14 March 2019):
The best of bad options for Syria's Idlib International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [14 March 2019]
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n°199 (27 March 2019):
After Iraqi Kurdistan's thwarted independence bid International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [27 March 2019]
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n°196 (25 February 2019):
Lessons from the Syrian state's return to the south International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [25 February 2019]
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n° 205 (1 August 2019):
Averting the Middle East’s 1914 moment International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [1 August 2019]
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no 207 (11 October 2019):
Averting an ISIS resurgence in Iraq and Syria International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [11 October 2019]
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n° 203 (18 July 2019):
Saving the Stockholm Agreement and averting a regional conflagration in Yemen International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [18 July 2019]
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n°195 (16 January 2019):
On thin ice the Iran nuclear deal at three International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [16 January 2019]
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n° 204 (31 July 2019):
Squaring the circles in Syria's North East International Crisis Group
Brussels, Belgium: International Crisis Group, [31 July 2019]
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n°190 (5 September 2018):
Prospects for a deal to stabilise Syria's North East International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, [5 September 2018]
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n°181:
The Iran nuclear deal at two a status report International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, 16 January 2018
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n°182:
Israel, Hizbollah and Iran preventing another war in Syria International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, 8 February 2018
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n°188 (30 July 2018):
Iraq's paramilitary groups the challenge of rebuilding a functioning state International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, [30 July 2018]
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n°184:
Iran's priorities in a turbulent Middle East International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, 13 April 2018
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n°194 (14 December 2018):
Reviving UN mediation on Iraq's disputed internal boundaries International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, [14 December 2018]
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n°183:
Winning the post-ISIS battle for Iraq in Sinjar International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, 20 February 2018
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n°187 (21 June 2018):
Keeping calm in southern Syria International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, [21 June 2018]
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n°193 (21 November 2018):
How to halt Yemen's slide into famine International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, [21 November 2018]
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n°186:
Saudi Arabia: back to Baghdad International Crisis Group
Brussels: International Crisis Group, 22 May 2018
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Arming Iraq’s Kurds fighting IS, inviting conflict International Crisis Group
Baghdad [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2015
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Bringing back the Palestinian refugee question International Crisis Group
Jerusalem [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2014
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Flight of Icarus? the PYD’s precarious rise in Syria International Crisis Group
Beirut [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2014
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Lebanon’s Hizbollah turns eastward to Syria International Crisis Group
Beirut [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2014
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Rigged cars and barrel bombs Aleppo and the state of the Syrian war International Crisis Group
Beirut [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2014
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Iran and the P5+1 solving the nuclear Rubik’s cube International Crisis Group
Istanbul [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2014
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The next round in Gaza International Crisis Group
Jerusalem [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2014
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Iraq Falluja's Faustian bargain International Crisis Group
Baghdad [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2014
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The Huthis from Saada to Sanaa International Crisis Group
Sanaa [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2014
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Too close for comfort Syrians in Lebanon International Crisis Group
Beirut [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2013
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Syria's metastasising conflicts International Crisis Group
Damascus [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2013
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Yemen's military-security reform seeds of new conflict? International Crisis Group
Ramallah [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2013
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Buying time? money, guns and politics in the West Bank International Crisis Group
Jerusalem [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2013
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Spider web the making and unmaking of Iran sanctions International Crisis Group
Washington [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2013
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Syria's Kurds a struggle within a struggle International Crisis Group
Erbil [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2013
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Make or break Iraq's Sunnis and the state International Crisis Group
Baghdad [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2013
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147:
Leap of faith Israel’s national religious and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict International Crisis Group
Jerusalem [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2013
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146:
Anything but politics the state of Syria’s political opposition International Crisis Group
Beirut [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2013
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145:
Yemen's southern question avoiding a breakdown International Crisis Group
Ramallah [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2013
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Light at the end of their tunnels? Hamas & the Arab uprisings International Crisis Group
Damascus u.a.: International Crisis Group, 2012
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Lebanon's Palestinian dilemma: the struggle over Nahr al-Bared International Crisis Group
Beirut (u.a.): International Crisis Group, 2012
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125:
Yemen: enduring conflicts, threatened transition International Crisis Group
Ramallah [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2012
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127:
Iraq's secular opposition: the rise and decline of Al-Iraqiya International Crisis Group
Baghdad [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2012
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128:
Syria's mutating conflict International Crisis Group
Damascus u.a.: International Crisis Group, 2012
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133:
Israel and Hamas fire and ceasefire in a new Middle East International Crisis Group
Jerusalem [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2012
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Tentative Jihad: Syria's fundamentalist opposition International Crisis Group
Damascus u.a.: International Crisis Group, 2012
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Israel's politics of land and faith in East Jerusalem
Jerusalem [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2012
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132:
A precarious balancing act Lebanon and the Syrian conflict International Crisis Group
Beirut (u.a.): International Crisis Group, 2012
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Iraq and the Kurds: the high-stakes hydrocarbons gambit International Crisis Group
Baghdad [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2012
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126:
Déjà vu all over again Iraq's escalating political crisis International Crisis Group
Baghdad [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2012
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Back to basics Israel's Arab minority and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict International Crisis Group
Nazareth (u.a.): International Crisis Group, 2012
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The emperor has no clothes Palestinians and the end of the peace process International Crisis Group
Ramallah [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2012
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Palestinian reconciliation plus ça change... International Crisis Group
Ramallah [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2011
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Iraq and the Kurds: confronting withdrawal fears International Crisis Group
Erbil [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2011
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Radical Islam in Gaza International Crisis Group
Erbil [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2011
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112:
Curb your enthusiasm Israel and Palestine after the UN International Crisis Group
Ramallah [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2011
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Failing oversight Iraq's unchecked government International Crisis Group
Ramallah [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2011
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Breaking point? Yemen's southern question International Crisis Group
Sanaa ...: International Crisis Group, 2011
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Tipping point? Palestinians and the search for a new strategy International Crisis Group
Ramallah [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2010
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Drums of War: Israel and the "Axis of Resistance" International Crisis Group
Beirut [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2010
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Squaring the circle Palestinian security reform under occupation International Crisis Group
Ramallah [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2010
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100:
Trial by fire the politics of the special tribunal for Lebanon International Crisis Group
Beirut [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2010
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Loose ends Iraq's security forces between U.S. drawdown and withdrawal International Crisis Group
Baghdad [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2010
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Syria's evolving strategy International Crisis Group
Damascus [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2009
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Lebanon's politics the Sunni community and Hariri's future current International Crisis Group
Beirut [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2009
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Israel's religious right and the question of settlements International Crisis Group
Jerusalem/Brüssel: International Crisis Group, 2009
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Iraq's new battlefront the struggle over Ninewa International Crisis Group
Washington D.C.: International Crisis Group, 2009
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86:
Yemen defusing the Saada time bomb International Crisis Group
Sanaa; Brüssel: International Crisis Group, 2009
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Les élections libanaises éviter un nouveau cycle de confrontation International Crisis Group
Beirut; Brüssel: International Crisis Group, 2009
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88:
Iraq and the Kurds: trouble along the trigger line International Crisis Group
Baghdad [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2009
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85:
Gaza's unfinished business International Crisis Group
Gaza City; Ramallah: International Crisis Group, 2009
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82:
Iraq's provincial elections the stakes International Crisis Group
Bagdad u.a.: International Crisis Group, 2009
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83:
Engaging Syria? U.S. constraints and opportunities International Crisis Group
Damascus u.a.: International Crisis Group, 2009
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84:
Nurturing instability Lebanon's Palestinian refugee camps International Crisis Group
Beirut [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2009
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93:
Syria's new hand International Crisis Group
Damascus [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2009
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75:
The need for a new political strategy
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2008
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Failed responsibility Iraqi refugees in Syria, Jordan and Lebanon
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2008
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72:
Iraq's civil war, the Sadrists and the Surge International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2008
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80:
Oil for soil: toward a grand bargain on Iraq and the Kurds International Crisis Group
[Brüssel u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2008
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Ruling Palestine International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2008
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81:
Turkey and Iraqi Kurds conflict or cooperation? International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2008
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The new Sunni landscape
[Brüssel u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2008
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78:
The new Lebanese equation the Christians’ central role International Crisis Group
Beirut [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2008
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70:
Shiite politics in Iraq the role of the Supreme Council International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2007
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After Mecca engaging Hamas International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2007
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After Gaza International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2007
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Iraq and the Kurds resolving the Kirkuk crisis International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2007
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71:
Inside Gaza the challenges of clans and families International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2007
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69:
Hizbollah and the Lebanese crisis International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2007
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Where is Iraq heading? lessons from Basra International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2007
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Restarting Israel-Syrian negotiations International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: Crisis Group, 2007
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Iraq's Muqtada Al-Sadr spoiler or stabiliser? International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2006
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Enter Hamas the challenges of political integration International Crisis Group
[Brüssel u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2006
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After Baker-Hamilton what to do in Iraq International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2006
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Israel, Hizbollah, Lebanon avoiding renewed conflict International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2006
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58:
The Arab-Israeli conflict to reach a lasting peace International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2006
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Iran: is there a way out of the nuclear impasse? International Crisis Group
Brussels [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2006
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Israel/Palestine/Lebanon climbing out of the abyss International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2006
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The next Iraqi war? Sectarianism and civil conflict International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2006
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Palestinians, Israel and the quartet pulling back from the brink International Crisis Group
Jerusalem [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2006
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Iraq and the Kurds the brewing battle over Kirkuk International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2006
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In their own words reading the Iraqi insurgency International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2006
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Disengagement and after where next for Sharon and the Likud? International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2005
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Bahrain's sectarian challenge International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2005 ; Online-Ausg.
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The Jerusalem powder keg International Crisis Group
[Brüssel]: International Crisis Group, 2005
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Iran in Iraq how much influence? International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2005
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39:
Syria after Lebanon, Lebanon after Syria International Crisis Group
Beirut [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2005
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Iraq allaying Turkey's fears over Kurdish ambitions International Crisis Group
Ankara [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2005
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Lebanon managing the gathering storm International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2005
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Iraq don't rush the constitution International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2005
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Disengagement and its discontents what will the Israeli settlers do? International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2005
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Jordan's 9/11 dealing with Jihadi Islamism International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2005
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The Shiite question in Saudi Arabia International Crisis Group
Riyadh [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2005
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Dealing with Hamas International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2004
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22:
Palestinian refugees and the politics of peacemaking International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2004
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Identity crisis Israel and its Arab citizens International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2004
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Can Saudi Arabia reform itself? International Crisis Group
Cairo [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2004
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Reconstructing Iraq International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2004
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Who governs the West Bank? Palestinian administration under Israeli occupation International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2004
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33:
Iraq can local governance save central government? International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2004
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29:
Islamism, violence and reform in Algeria turning the page International Crisis Group
Cairo u.a.: International Crisis Group, 2004
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Iraq's Kurds toward an historic compromise? International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2004
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27:
Iraq's transition on a knife edge International Crisis Group
Baghdad [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2004
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Saudi Arabia backgrounder who are the Islamists? International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2004
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What can the U.S. do in Iraq? International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2004
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Iraq policy briefing is there an alternative to war? International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2003
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Islamic social welfare activism in the occupied Palestinian territories a legitimate target? International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2003
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The Israeli-Palestinian roadmap: what a settlement freeze means and why it matters International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2003
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Governing Iraq International Crisis Group
Baghdad [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2003
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Iraq building a new security structure International Crisis Group
Baghdad [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2003
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A Middle East roadmap to where? International Crisis Group
Amman: International Crisis Group, 2003
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Yemen coping with terrorism and violence in a fragile state International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2003
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War in Iraq political challenges after the conflict International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2003
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War in Iraq managing humanitarian relief International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2003
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War in Iraq what's next for the Kurds? International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2003
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Dealing with Iran's nuclear program International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2003
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Iraq's constitutional challenge International Crisis Group
Baghdad [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2003
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A time to lead the international community and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2002
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Iran the struggle for the revolution's soul International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2002
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Iraq backgrounder what lies beneath International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2002
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Old games, new rules conflict on the Israel-Lebanon border International Crisis Group
Amman [u.a.]: International Crisis Group, 2002