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HJS Director for Global Security George Grant discusses the future of Libya after Gaddafi
The Duma Drubbing: In an election marred by fraud, Putin's United Russia still losses significant support
Julia Pettengill analyses the setback for Putin
The Egyptian Elections: A Preliminary Political Assessment of the Post-Mubarak Era
A strategic briefing on the prospects for a stable democracy in post-Mubarak Egypt.
Iraq After the War: A Bleak Prognosis
Robin Simcox discusses the future of Iraq and Iran's influence
Intervention in Syria? An Assessment of Legality, Logistics and Hazards
HJS Communications Director discusses the prospects of military intervention in Syria
The challenge facing Britain's new Defence Secretary
A strategic briefing on the arrival of the new Defence Secretary and the outlook for the British military
The Bahrain Uprising: Facts, Myths and Consequences of the Most Misunderstood of Arab Spring Nation
HJS Contributor Hussein Ibish analyses the Bahrain protest movement and the allegation of Iranian influence
Whither the Technocrat?: How Salam Fayyad and his Palestinian state-building plan are imperiled by Fatah-Hamas unity
Julia Pettengill and Houriya Ahmed discuss the successful prime minister who may have to leave.
Game Changer: The IAEA's Report on Iran's Nuclear Activity
HJS Political Director Davis Lewin examines the gathering evidence on the Islamic Republic's nuclear weapons programme
The Next Phase in American Free Trade: Colombia, Panama and South Korea
HJS Section Director for Latina America Peter John Cannon looks at the future of trade agreements in the Americas
Political Implications of the Palestinian Accession to UNESCO
HJS Communications Director Michael Weiss and HJS Research Fellow Houriya Ahmed analyze what the PA's membership really means
Turkey & The Arab Spring
Hannah Stuart analyzes Turkey's role in a changing region
The Prisoners Dilemma:Motives and Implications for Israel's Gilad Shalit Deal
Houriya Ahmed and Julia Pettengill analyze the motivations behind the prisoner swap deal between Israel and Hamas
Regional Actors and the Fatah-Hamas Unity Deal
Julia Pettengill and Houriya Ahmed examine the implications of the recent Fatah-Hamas unity deal.
The Age of Impunity: Russia After Communism and Under Putin
Michael Weiss and Julia Pettengill analyse Russia's post-Soviet political, economic and cultural spheres
Islamist Terrorism: The British Connections
The most comprehensive ever overview of the UK's links to Islamism-inspired terrorism.
Bin Laden’s Death: Implications For Foreign Policy & Security
A strategic briefing on the implications of Bin Laden's death
HJS Strategic Briefing: Yemen beyond Saleh
HJS strategic briefing examining the prospects for Yemen beyond Saleh's rule.
The Tipping Point: British National Strategy and the UK's Future World Role
Bernard Jenkin MP and George Grant outline the future of British national strategy.
The Syrian Opposition: Political analysis with original testimony from key figures
Michael Weiss and Hannah Stuart examine the alternatives to the Assad regime.
APPG HS Report
The HJS provides a media brief on the Hamas - Fatah political deal
Syria Media Briefing
A briefing paper examining key issues relating to the developing unrest in Syria
Al-Qaeda and radical Islam - Economic Realities and Socio-Political solutions
A HJS briefing examining Islamic extremism
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