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Ed. 5 Vol. 10 - February 02, 2012

  • "The AKP is a qualified model " -   Mustafa Akyol
  • "Safeguarding Egypt's identity" - an interview with   Muhammad Adly
  • "Dispensing with the Turkish 'model' " -   Sinan Ciddi
  • "Is the AKP's success story reproducible in Tunisia?" -   Amor Boubakri
Can the Syrian regime survive?  

Ed. 4 Vol. 10 - January 26, 2012

  • "The regime's prospects are better than two months ago but remain dim " -   Karim Emile Bitar
  • "Yes and no " -   Elias Samo
  • "A sinking ship" -   Michel Nehme
  • "Syria's Assad regime is doomed, but the battle will be long and bloody" -   Joshua Landis
Iran, the US and Israel: toward open conflict?  

Ed. 3 Vol. 10 - January 19, 2012

  • "The major geostrategic challenge of 2012" -   David Menashri
  • "Israel is the main beneficiary " -   Sadegh Zibakalam
  • "Accepting the inevitable: a nuclear Iran " -   Mamdouh G. Salameh
  • "Iran is not an existential threat " -   Bruce Riedel
Women and the Arab revolutions  

Ed. 2 Vol. 10 - January 12, 2012

  • "Arab women, protest and the Arab spring " -   Manal A. Jamal
  • "Reality check " -   Abigail Fielding-Smith
  • "Women's rights under threat as never before " -   John R. Bradley
  • "Syrian women, backbone of the revolution " -   Rime Allaf
Winners and losers in the Arab revolutions: China, Russia, Central Europe, the Sahel  

Ed. 1 Vol. 10 - January 05, 2012

  • "A view from Central Europe " -   Matyas Eorsi
  • "China and the 'Arab spring'" -   Kelley Currie
  • "In Syria, what does Russia want?" -   Hussain Abdul-Hussain
  • "A view from the Sahel" -   Modibo Goita


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