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What after the ‘Warsaw summit’?
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Feb 17,2019
This week’s US-led summit in Warsaw is the most significant event dedicated to discussing issues in the Middle East in a while, as it represents a shift towards the implementation of policies.
Jordan’s internal and external challenges
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Feb 10,2019
The recent shifts in regional politics and foreign policy demonstrates the importance of Jordan playing a regional role. Given the tumultuous regional dynamics and the complex economic crisis that Jordan faces, we must find new ways to create economic opportunity.
Iran at the top of US Middle Eastern agenda
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Feb 03,2019
With the unilateral reapplication of sanctions on Iran last year, the US administration made clear its intentions to apply a wide-ranging anti-Iranian strategy.
Jordan: The need for realpolitik
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Jan 27,2019
It has become clear lately that Jordanian-Israeli relations are not in the best shape. Several recent incidents and crises have demonstrated a lack of mutual coordination or understanding in bilateral relations.
Key challenges for Jordan’s security services
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Jan 20,2019
Recent history has taught many about the dynamics of terrorist groups, most importantly their capacity to consistently adapt innovative actions and doctrines to ensure their survival.
Syria — the focal point in the circle of confusion
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Jan 13,2019
US President Donald Trump’s administration appears to have a new strategy for the Middle East, which started with the announcement of the US withdrawal from Syria.
Jordan: The need to review policies and procedures
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Jan 06,2019
Are we heading towards the right direction for a better future? This is the most frequent question asked by most Jordanians today. Unfortunately, socioeconomic indicators do not leave much room for optimism.
Regional effects of US withdrawal from Syria
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Dec 30,2018
The US decision to withdraw its troops from Syria should be considered from a political perspective, as well as from its military implications.
The implementation of an anti-corruption strategy
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Dec 23,2018
The protests in Jordan earlier this year were, on the surface, a general strike amongst key unions in response to austerity measures and proposed new increases in taxes and prices of basic necessities.
To counter the risk of social fragmentation
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Dec 16,2018
In 2012, I published an academic paper titled “Between Sanctity and Liberty”, which explored the conflicts and contradictions between the concepts of liberty and religious taboos and their potential impact on individuals and social stability.

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