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FDD Analysis
The 9/11 anniversary and the 9/11 wars
Containing and disrupting jihadists is a mission worth accomplishing
The Washington Times
Iran's Multiethnic Society Explains Why Tehran Fears Democracy
Iran faces the democracy conundrum: in multi-ethnic states where one non-majority group prevails over others, democratization entails risk of loss of empire.
The National Interest
Iran and Turkey sing from the same sheet of music against Israel-UAE rapprochement
The Hill
Joe Biden Will Be America’s Most Pro-Kurdish President
The real test of Biden’s pro-Kurdish sentiments will be whether the need to maintain pragmatic cooperation with Ankara and Baghdad will ultimately force him to temper his commitment to the Kurds that the mountains are not their only friends.
The National Interest
COVID-19 Is Amplifying the Plight of Turkish and Iranian Kurds
Geopolitical Monitor
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