Evolving Mena Power Balances: What Is Next for Us Engagement in the Region?
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ISPI-Atlantic Council Dossier

Evolving Mena Power Balances: What Is Next for Us Engagement in the Region?

Karim Mezran
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Valeria Talbot
12 luglio 2022

The war in Ukraine is further diverting US attention from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, where Russia and China have expanded their footprint over the past decade. US President Joe Biden’s upcoming visit to the Middle East—his first since he took office—provides an opportunity to assess the kind of role the United States will play in the MENA region in the future. Is a post-US era about to begin in the region? What is changing in the regional order? And which role do other international actors aim to play in the region?

This Dossier, a joint effort by ISPI and the Atlantic Council’s North Africa Initiative, explores how decade-old geopolitical transformations have changed the balance of power in the MENA region and examines the actions of old and new external actors in this shifting regional order.

A Post-American Era for the Middle East and North Africa: What’s Next for the Region?
Karim Mezran
Atlantic Council
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Valeria Talbot
ISPI
Shifting Priorities: The US and the Middle East In a Multipolar World
Jonathan Panikoff
Atlantic Council
Washington and the Gulf: A New Opportunity to Engage, Differently
Sanam Vakil
Chatham House
The Arab World and the Ukraine conflict: The Quest for Nonalignment
Maha Yahya
Carnegie Middle East Center
Risk or Opportunity? How Russia Sees a Changing MENA Region
Mark N. Katz
George Mason University
The Rise of Complex ‘Intermediate Zones’: the Ukraine War and China’s Opportunity and Dilemma in the Middle East
She Gangzheng
Tsinghua University
A Pivot Point for Europe’s Role in the Middle East
Julien Barnes-Dacey
European Council on Foreign Relations

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Karim Mezran
Atlantic Council
Valeria Talbot
ISPI

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