[Salon] Free to Read | Middle East Policy Winter 2024 Issue

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Middle East Policy Winter 2024 Issue

The Winter 2024 issue of Middle East Policy, investigating the post-October 7 conflicts, Iran’s regional influence, and governance and energy exploration in the Mediterranean, is now available for free to all readers, even those without a subscription! The journal, in its fifth decade, provides credible, comprehensive analyses to policy makers, scholars, and the public, combating disinformation through high-quality scholarship.

The journal’s 162nd installment examines Palestinian dispossession in the occupied territories, as well as security challenges and US values, the diplomatic maneuvering between Russia and Israel, and how Chinese weaponry is ending up on battlefields across the region. And we dig deeply into the case of Iran, examining how the Islamic Republic cultivated support among neighboring countries, how Russia has exploited its relationship with Tehran, and how shifts in US policy can reduce tensions in the Gulf.

From there, the winter issue checks in on governance and security in the eastern Mediterranean. How will the Tunisian opposition move forward as strongman Kais Saied consolidates power after his 2021 coup? How has the decline of US-Turkey diplomacy affected cooperation on energy development and distribution? And how did key shifts in civil-military relations allow Turkey to improve its internal and external relations?

The Winter 2024 edition of Middle East Policy, featuring 10 original articles and three book reviews, is available through February 15 without charge. The journal’s compilation on the first year of the post-October 7 conflicts, Israel’s Wars, continues to be available for free for all readers.