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Congress’ override of President Obama’s veto to allow Americans to sue Saudi Arabia for links to the 9/11 plot raises many questions, not least of which is the relationship between Saudi Arabia and terrorist groups today. As I testified earlier this year, Saudi Arabia has made considerable progress on counterterrorism in the last 15 years

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Editor's note:Iranians took to the streets to protest the government’s shoot-down of a Ukrainian passenger jet. Though the crisis has abated, relations between the United States and Iran will never go back to normal, write Christopher Clary and Caitlin Talmadge. This piece originally appeared in the Washington Post. Despite the tragic shoot-down of Ukrainian International

Fifty years after the 1967 War between Israel and its Arab neighbors, scholars from Brookings’s Center for Middle East Policy and other parts of the Foreign Policy program have been looking back on the war and its many affects on the region today. They’ve described how the brief conflict transformed the Middle East’s geopolitics, its