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Gamal Abdel Nasser's Last Gamble
Inside the private conversation where Egypt’s president confronted the lies, the losses, and an Arab world that wouldn’t fight the war it claimed to…
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May 7
Will the Middle East Ever Be Liberal?
The battle for the Middle East’s future won’t be won by armies, but by ideas
May 2
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Faisal Saeed Al Mutar
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Will the Middle East Ever Be Liberal?
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April 2025
The Middle East Doesn’t Need More Armchair Experts
Western pundits speak with confidence but not consequence. That’s the problem.
Apr 21
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Faisal Saeed Al Mutar
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The Middle East Doesn’t Need More Armchair Experts
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The World Shouldn't Ignore that Hamas Terrorizes Innocents in Gaza, Too
Lumping every Gazan with this brutal outfit is morally wrong and is leading to catastrophe
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Apr 9
March 2025
Why Tucker Carlson Is Suddenly the Most Watched Man in the Middle East
Tucker Carlson’s interviews with Arab monarchs are reshaping how American conservatives understand the Middle East—and exposing unexpected ideological…
Mar 27
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Faisal Saeed Al Mutar
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Why Tucker Carlson Is Suddenly the Most Watched Man in the Middle East
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America First? Then Pay Attention to the Middle East
Ignoring the Middle East does not insulate America from its problems—it amplifies them when they inevitably reach U.S. shores
Mar 13
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Faisal Saeed Al Mutar
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America First? Then Pay Attention to the Middle East
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An Update on Syria
If Syria wants to survive, it needs to cut ties with foreign proxies—fast
Mar 9
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Faisal Saeed Al Mutar
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The Roadblock to Peace in Gaza Isn’t What You Think
Arab leaders want stability, Israel wants security, and the U.S. wants a deal—but without a real alternative, nothing changes
Mar 7
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Faisal Saeed Al Mutar
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The Roadblock to Peace in Gaza Isn’t What You Think
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February 2025
Why Did U.S. Aid Fail in Iraq?
The failure of U.S. intervention in Iraq is not just a policy misstep; it is a fundamental lesson in the limits of foreign influence
Feb 28
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Faisal Saeed Al Mutar
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Why Did U.S. Aid Fail in Iraq?
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Syria's Not-So-New Reality
Syria's "transitional" leader follows an old playbook, offering a case study of power consolidation in the region
Feb 11
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Faisal Saeed Al Mutar
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Syria's Not-So-New Reality
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January 2025
IBB’s 2025 Vision in Action
Investing in people and building solutions from the ground up—real change starts here. Harnessing the power of ideas to drive meaningful transformation…
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Jan 31
Maximum Pressure or Maximum Chaos for the Middle East?
The region braces for a volatile mix of bold moves, high-stakes diplomacy, and unpredictable consequences under Trump 2.0
Jan 22
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Faisal Saeed Al Mutar
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