Beyond Non-State Actors: The States in the Middle East

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Beyond Non-State Actors: The States in the Middle East | Middle East Bulletin 46

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Contents (title)	Author	Page (start)	Page (end)
The Axis Undone: Tehran’s Regional Setbacks and Diplomatic Pivot	Alexandra Nikopoulou	3	6
Israel: Reactive Politics to Regional Developments	Christina Aikaterini Fytili	7	11
Egypt: A return to regional prominence or a spiral into decline?	Chryssa Toufexi	12	15
Entangling Foreign Aid with Military Assertiveness: is the UAE transforming from an influential regional actor to a global power?	Eirini Giannopoulou	16	19
Saudi Foreign Policy in Transition: From Counterrevolution to Regional Stabilization and Strategic Global Rebranding	Ilias Mitrousis	20	24
Turkey: A New Military-driven Foreign Policy	Charitini Petrodaskalaki	25	29
Transition into a ‘New Syria’ under Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham: visions, discourse and reality	Katia Zagoritou	30	32
Oman Amidst Regional Crisis	Panagiota Bouka	33	38
Algeria: From Decolonization to Political Realignment and Declining Regional Influence	Alexandros Papamichalopoulos	39	42

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Beyond Non-State Actors: The States in the Middle East | Middle East Bulletin 46