by ATFL | Mar 3, 2026 | Policy Paper
Lebanon enters 2026 at a moment of narrowing opportunity. Conditions today are marginally better than a year ago: state institutions have avoided total collapse, municipal elections were held, and international engagement has not fully dissipated. But the country...
by ATFL | Jul 1, 2024 | Policy Paper
As tensions between Israel and Hezbollah escalate, the specter of a full-scale war, with the potential to draw in the United States and Iran, demands the US’s immediate attention. The Biden-Harris Administration has tasked, in response, White House Senior Advisor Amos...
by ATFL | Nov 14, 2023 | Policy Paper
ATFL convened a group of education leaders from public and private schools as well as experts from leading international organizations to discuss ongoing challenges and potential solutions. This policy paper reflects a group consensus on current challenges and steps...
by ATFL | Dec 1, 2022 | Policy Paper
Lebanon is on a tragic trajectory, never before seen in its history. The next few months, with or without needed reforms, will shape its path for years to come. Lebanon’s failings can be attributed to endemic corruption by the political class and the “state within a...
by ATFL | Feb 5, 2022 | Policy Paper
This joint ATFL-Middle East Institute policy paper lays out key steps the United States can take to help Lebanon stop its slide toward full and irreversible failure and pave the way for reform and recovery. Helping the Lebanese People Move Toward...
by ATFL | Jul 14, 2020 | Policy Paper
This joint ATFL-Middle East Institute policy paper sets forth reasons why it is in the US interest, partnering with its international allies, to strongly encourage Lebanon to reform, rebuild, and prosper as an independent, stable, and functioning country....
