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Reimagining “Stabilization” in Lebanon

Amid historic protests and economic turmoil in Lebanon, U.S. policy and programming must refocus on drivers of conflict in Lebanon and be designed to be agile and responsive to unanticipated and rapid changes in the environment.

Commentary by Erol Yayboke, Hijab Shah, and Melissa Dalton — December 17, 2019

Indian Revocation of Kashmir’s Special Status

CSIS’s Hijab Shah and Melissa Dalton argue that India’s decision to revoke sections of its constitution giving Kashmir special semi-autonomous status has serious ramifications for its already tense relationship with Pakistan and could lead to violence in the region.

Critical Questions by Hijab Shah and Melissa Dalton — August 12, 2019

The Art of Unraveling the Deal

A year after the United States withdrew from the JCPOA, Iran threatens to follow suit unless it reaps the sanction relief benefits it was promised under the deal. CSIS’s Hijab Shah and Sarah Minot Asrar examine possible ramifications from this unraveling going forward.

Commentary by Sarah Minot Asrar and Hijab Shah — May 10, 2019

The Trump Administration’s Pakistan Strategy: History Repeating Itself?

Across U.S. administrations, Washington has noted its concerns of Islamabad playing a “double game” of partnering with the United States while simultaneously supporting anti-U.S. militants, as Hijab Shah from CSIS International Security Program writes in her commentary.

Commentary by Hijab Shah — October 19, 2018

Security Cooperation as a National Defense Strategy Tool

Questions remain as to how the Department of Defense will organize for and resource the strategic application of security cooperation as Hijab Shah and Melissa Dalton of the CSIS international Security Program write in a new commentary. 

Commentary by Hijab Shah and Melissa Dalton — October 3, 2018