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New York Times,  
January 18, 2018
“He was erratic, conspiratorial in nature and harbored a lot of anti-American suspicions. He believes that the 2011 uprising was the result of an external conspiracy rather than internal upheaval.”
HuffPost,  
December 18, 2017
“The public remarks in which the US government expresses concern are a necessary precondition. It serves as a signal of how much we care about the status of those individuals. It also helps to create a sense within Egypt that this is a real problem.”
Al-Monitor,  
December 14, 2017
“I don’t think that there’s any question that jailing Kilicdaroglu would be a bad move for Erdogan. [The CHP] gives the [AKP] a clear domestic foil… CHP leadership would be much more dangerous to the AKP in prison than it is in parliament.”
Ahval,  
December 13, 2017
“To me it boils down to this: Erdoğan would certainly prefer to win the elections without outright ballot rigging. But is he willing to lose? I don’t think so. The next election is existential for him. He will win it by hook or by crook.”
The Hill,  
December 7, 2017
“A lot of [Mohammed bin Salman’s] ideas in the region, including in Yemen, have failed, but he has very much enjoyed support in the White House. I think Trump likely overestimates the influence that [MBS] and the Saudi regime have in the region.”
The Intercept,  
December 6, 2017
“Egypt and its lobbyists go to huge lengths to put forth the narrative that the country deserves special treatment because of its terrorism threat and its alleged irreplaceable regional role. But no amount of PR can change the reality inside Egypt.”
New York Times,  
November 30, 2017
“There is a long history of Russian preliminary agreements that take forever or never occur.”
New York Times,  
November 25, 2017
“The Egyptians have failed to acknowledge that ISIS is not just a terrorism threat. Killing terrorists is not sufficient. They need to deprive ISIS of local support, which is rooted in Cairo’s historical neglect of the Sinai.”
Al-Monitor,  
November 2, 2017
“The internal purge seems to be compounding the AKP’s problems… The party has become too centered on Erdogan’s own personality, his concerns, his whims. It has lost the diversity and, with it, the capacity to connect to the grass roots.”
The Media Line,  
October 30, 2017
“For a long time Turkey was perceived as an ally, as a reliable bastion of stability, and…a lot of human rights abuses were ignored or marginalized. Now Turkey is seen as a rogue state, as breaking basic norms of the rule of law.”