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A New Progressive Wave: Palestine at the Heart of the American…

Policy Paper Hamza Ali, Progress Center for Polices – London Introduction and General Background: In the American electoral context, the general elections are preceded by a stage of internal party elections (primaries) to select the candidates of the two main parties. The state of Michigan, one of the swing states decisive in determining control of […]

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Analysis
Did Netanyahu Say “No” to Trump? A Reading of the Israeli…

Analysis by Ameer Makhoul, Progress Center for Policies Introduction: Israel’s Channel 14, which expresses the views of the doctrinaire far right, boasted that Netanyahu had said “no” to American President Trump. In contrast to the official Israeli assessments that had been betting on Hamas rejecting the implementation of disarmament — which would give the Israeli […]

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Global politics
Burnham’s Call for a Written Constitution for Britain: Between…

Policy Paper by Dr. Mohamad Kawas, Progress Center for Policies – London Introduction On July 31, 2026, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced his support for adopting a written constitution for the United Kingdom, reopening a file that has lingered in British political corridors for decades without achieving the necessary consensus. This call comes as […]

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Analysis
Egypt and the Saudi-Led Naval Coalition: Examining the Grounds for…

Policy assessment, Progress Center for Policies – London Introduction On July 30, 2026, Saudi Arabia announced it would lead a “Multinational Maritime Defense Coalition” with 14 countries, including Egypt, joining a joint statement. However, Egyptian outlets close to decision-makers subsequently revealed reservations about participation, raising questions about the rationale and strategic dimensions of Egypt’s position […]

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Middle East
Hamas’s Weapons Agreement and Its Contexts within the Peace…

Policy Paper by Dr. Mohamad Kawas, Progress Center for Policies – London Executive Summary The Cairo agreement reveals an institutional attempt to reframe the dilemma of weapons within the framework of the Peace Council, intersecting guarantees, mutual commitment, and the transcending of the “sanctity” of weapons for the sake of peace. The divergences in positions […]

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