President-elect Obama’s administration must not give any inkling that Iraq is becoming less important to Washington if it wants to shore up real but fragile gains in Iraqi stability.
Efforts to reconcile Fatah and Hamas are doomed; here is another way to promote Palestinian statehood and peace, even in the absence of a unified leadership.
The impending selection of a new president will have profound implications for democracy prospects in Egypt and throughout the region; will the administration of President-elect Obama take advantage of the opportunity?
The new U.S. administration should rethink its interests and pursue reforms in Arab countries that will be irreversible.
Europe is hoping that President-elect Obama and his administration will make Arab-Israeli peace a top foreign policy priority, and approach the issue with pragmatism.
Michele Dunne, Editor
Intissar Fakir, Assistant Editor
The Arab Reform Bulletin is a monthly on line journal covering political, economic, and human rights developments in Arab countries as well as U.S. and European policy toward the region.