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On Oct. 16, the Subcommittee on Middle East, North Africa, and International Terrorism hosted a hearing on recommendations for U.S. Policy with the co-chairs of the Syria Study Group following the release of their final report. The livestream is available below.
The Turkish offensive in northern Syria may force European countries to finally decide what to do about its citizens who fought for the Islamic State.
Why has Jordan been more welcoming to Syrian refugees than the conflict's other neighbors?
It would help refugees make a living and be an asset to the Turkish economy.
With the war winding down, Putin's partners in Syria have fewer shared interests.
The Islamic State staked a claim based on territorial governance. What is it without the caliphate?
The U.S. and EU have made significant progress toward justice and accountability for the crimes committed by the Syrian regime and its supporters.
China's economic and security interests in Syria are drawing it deeper into the Middle East.
CVE programs built for domestic populations in the United States, Europe, and the Middle East miss what refugees need most.
There are a limited number of cases in which Congress has mandated that the president affirmatively engage in military activities in the face of presidential opposition to doing so.