How Regime Change Agendas Fuel Middle Eastern Strife
Increasingly, destabilization, if not regime change, has emerged as the subtext of the Middle East’s multiple conflicts. The notion that civil wars, ethnic insurgencies, sectarianism and social unrest can, at least, weaken hostile adversaries, if not produce more friendly regimes, complicates prospects for negotiated solutions and, in some cases, thwarts diplomacy, heightens the risk of… Continue reading How Regime Change Agendas Fuel Middle Eastern Strife
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