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Middle East Research and Information Project: Critical Coverage of the Middle East Since 1971

Pakistan, “Pro-Taliban Elements” and Sectarian Strife

Yunas Samad 11.16.2001

Desperately but Deliberately, Turkey Joins Bush’s War

Ertugrul Kurkcu, Ertugrul Kurkcu 11.8.2001

Intifada in the Aftermath

Rema Hammami 10.30.2001

Understanding Political Dissent in Saudi Arabia

Gwenn Okruhlik 10.24.2001

Trying to Try Sharon

Linda A. Malone 10.11.2001

Aid Drops in Afghanistan

Jeff Drumtra, Margaret Emery, Hiram Ruiz 10.10.2001

Afghanistan’s Refugee Crisis

Margaret Emery, Hiram Ruiz 09.24.2001

Pakistan’s Dilemma

Kamran Asdar Ali 09.19.2001

Business as Usual in Syria?

Bassam Haddad 09.7.2001

Investigating the Cole Bombing

Charles Schmitz 09.6.2001

Closure

Chris Smith 08.27.2001

How the Sanctions Hurt Iraq

Colin Rowat 08.2.2001

(This article was updated on November 14, 2001.)

Explaining Egypt’s Targeting of Gays

Hossam Bahgat 07.23.2001

Under the Guise of Security

Chris Smith 07.13.2001

Smart Sanctions

Marc Lynch 06.28.2001

Sudan’s Opposition and the US

Dan Connell 06.11.2001

On the Eve of Iran’s Presidential Elections

Naghmeh Sohrabi, Arang Keshavarzian 06.7.2001

The Mitchell Report

Mouin Rabbani 06.1.2001

Lebanon One Year After the Israeli Withdrawal

As'ad AbuKhalil 05.29.2001

Khatami and His “Reformist” Economic (Non-)Agenda

Sohrab Behdad 05.21.2001

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The Middle East Research and Information Project (MERIP) was established in 1971 to educate the public about contemporary Middle East affairs. A registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, MERIP publishes a quarterly print magazine, Middle East Report, as well as online materials.

Independent and progressive in orientation, MERIP provides critical, alternative reporting and analysis, focusing on political economy, popular struggles and the role of US and international powers in the region.

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