Andy Pavey is a Publishing Coordinator for The Stimson Center, a nonpartisan think tank. He specializes in writing articles on international relations, with a focus on topics such as multilateralism, Middle Eastern politics, and security issues. His work aims to provide insightful analysis and understanding of complex global issues.
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By: Andy Pavey
The Biden administration has embraced multilateralism, but in an increasingly multipolar world, is it the right type?
By: Andy Pavey
Growing criticism of Raisi across the political spectrum opens the prospect that he could be a one-term president, the first not to be re-elected in Iran since 1980.
The UN’s cyber working group met in March amid geopolitical tension and rising cyber threats. How can it balance expectations and political realities?
By: Andy Pavey
After four decades of dealing with Iran-backed militants in Lebanon, Syria, and Palestine, Israel is giving Iran a taste of its own medicine by forming a front at Iran’s northern doorstep and increasing ties with Azerbaijan.
By: Andy Pavey
The Trump administration’s unilateral withdrawal in 2018 from the 2015 nuclear deal triggered a new slide in the value of the Iranian rial and a desperate struggle by Iranians to protect their savings.
By: Andy Pavey
Bucking the trend to rehabilitate Bashar al-Assad, Qatar has maintained that restoring diplomatic relations would require political concessions to the Syrian opposition — something Assad has shown no willingness to do.
In a decade, the Arakan Army has become one of the most powerful ethnic armed groups in Myanmar and has expanded its administrative control in Rakhine State.
By: Andy Pavey
75 years after its founding, what is Israel's path forward?
By: Andy Pavey
The ascent of ultra-conservative cleric Ebrahim Raisi as president and economic and social chaos resulting from his incompetence and excesses have fueled a new wave of emigration from Iran.
By: Andy Pavey
Amid domestic strife and an erosion of democratic values, Israel’s nuclear politics may also face a reckoning.
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