Environment
Morocco Stokes Green-Energy Ambitions, Forges EU Partnership
By Middle East Policy
The kingdom, “with its advantages in infrastructure and geography, is well placed to send hydrogen to Europe,” scholars argue in new journal article.
Hydrogen: Fueling EU-Morocco Energy Cooperation?
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US Urged Not to Rush Toward Settling Lebanon Crisis
By Middle East Policy
Former officials at MEPC conference warn against a compromise that could increase polarization and potentially spark violence.
New Middle East Policy Articles Free to Read
By Middle East Policy
Full-text analysis and book reviews in the summer issue available to all through July 16.
What Does Erdoğan's Win Mean for Turkish-Western Relations?
By Middle East Policy
The journal provides analyses of how the strongman’s foreign and military policies have affected the regional security order.
[Editor’s note: This article has been updated with the results of Turkey’s May 28 runoff election.]
SYMPOSIUM - The Future of Energy in the Middle East
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Turkey's Hydropolitics: Building Order in the Middle East
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The Evolution of Environmentalism in Turkey
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