Research – Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft

Are Qatar and Saudi Arabia Reassessing Their Reliance on the US?

The 2025 NSS and Restraint: Experts React

How to Keep Resolution 2803 From Becoming a U.S.–Run Occupation

Costly Adaptation, Not Capitulation: Iran’s Likely Trajectory Under the Post—JCPOA Pressure Campaign

U.S. Military Aid and Arms Transfers to Israel, October 2023 – September 2025

Unquestioning Support for Israel Will Only Deepen America’s Problems in the Middle East

The Fading of Old Irritants: U.S.–Türkiye Relations in a Post–Assad Landscape

The Economic Dimensions of a Better Iran Deal

Under Primacy, Weapons Sales Will Always Supersede Human Rights

Saudi–Israel Normalization: Parameters for an Acceptable Deal

Trump 2.0: Restraint Foreign Policy Recommendations for Trump’s Second Term

Jordan on the Edge: Pressures from the War in Gaza and the Incoming Trump Administration

A New Era: Responding to a Post–Assad Syria

Mind the Gap: U.S. Preferences and Israel’s War Conduct

A Saudi Accord: Implications for Israel-Palestine Relations

Implications of a Security Pact with Saudi Arabia

Troops in Peril: The Risks of Keeping U.S. Troops in Iraq and Syria

H.R. 3202: Analyzing Legislative Efforts to Block Arab Engagement with Syria

How to Withdraw From Iraq Within Five Years

You Can Go Home Again: A Proposal for Phased Military Withdrawal from Iraq and Normalizing U.S.–Iraq Relations

Ending Counterproductive U.S. Involvement in Yemen

The Emirati Lobby in America

Strategic Patience: Sustainable Engagement with a Changed Afghanistan

The Humanitarian Paradox: Why Human Rights Require Restraint

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