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The MECRA research blog is composed of short articles and may include outside contributions. The views expressed in these blogs and articles are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect the Middle East Center for Reporting and Analysis editorial stance.

Increased worries in northeast Syria following US Afghanistan withdrawal

MECRA

Sep 1
7 min

Increased worries in northeast Syria following US Afghanistan withdrawal

Text and Photos By WLADIMIR VAN WILGENBURG HASAKAH PROVINCE, Syria - During an embedded Coalition patrol near oil facilities close to the...

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Demonstrators speak of suppression, killing, kidnapping and arrests in Baghdad

MECRA

May 29
6 min

Demonstrators speak of suppression, killing, kidnapping and arrests in Baghdad

Large demonstrations took place on Tahrir Square, Baghdad, on Tuesday, 25/5. At least one demonstrator was shot dead and many more...

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Rockets fired at Erbil, Iraq: Residents of Nineveh discuss unprecedented attack; context of Iran

MECRA

Oct 5, 2020
22 min

Rockets fired at Erbil, Iraq: Residents of Nineveh discuss unprecedented attack; context of Iran

Figure 1: Rocket fire from Sheikh Amir targets Erbil By SETH J. FRANTZMAN, JONATHAN SPYER and MECRA Iraq researchers* On September 30 six...

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Still Springtime in Tunisia? A Look on the Inside, Seven and Half Years After the Revolution

MECRA

Oct 31, 2018
27 min

Still Springtime in Tunisia? A Look on the Inside, Seven and Half Years After the Revolution

By NOAM IVRI* The Post-Revolution Birth Pangs Tunisia’s mass protests in December 2010-January 2011, ignited by the self-immolation of...

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Increased worries in northeast Syria following US Afghanistan withdrawal

Demonstrators speak of suppression, killing, kidnapping and arrests in Baghdad

Rockets fired at Erbil, Iraq: Residents of Nineveh discuss unprecedented attack; context of Iran

Still Springtime in Tunisia? A Look on the Inside, Seven and Half Years After the Revolution