​ACRPS has published issue 6 of the bi-monthly peer-reviewed academic journal Siyasat Arabia, a journal devoted to political science and international relations. This issue features the following studies and articles: “Saudi-American Relations: Alliance Unraveling or Redefined?” (Marwan Kabalan); “Unprecedented Settler Attacks are the Netanyahu Government’s Sole Project” (Mahmoud Muhareb); “Moroccan-Algerian Relations: The Geo-Strategic Knot” (Walid Abdulhay); “How will the Conflict between Erdogan and Gulen Affect the Turkish Political Scene?” (ACRPS Policy Analysis Unit); “The Iranian Nuclear Agreement: Necessity, Self-Interest, and a Change in Tune” (Fatima Samadi); “Iran and the Geneva Agreement: Legitimacy Renewed or Meeting the Latest Challenge?” (Mahjoob Zweiri); “Regional and International Implications of the Iranian Nuclear Agreement” (Ibrahim Sharqieh); “Confessionalism and Civil War’s Fuse in Yemen” (Anwar ben Qassem al-Khodari); “The Political Scene in Tunisia: The Long Road to Concord” (Anouar Jamaoui); “The Ramifications of Designating the Muslim Brotherhood as Terrorist Group” (ACRPS Policy Analysis Unit); “Are State and Society in Egypt Ready for Transitional Justice and National Reconciliation?” (Rawia Tawfik); “Egyptian Media Strategies During Mohammad Morsi’s Rule and Following the Coup” (Osama al-Rashidi); “The Role of the International Criminal Court in Punishing Crimes of Aggression in Light of the Kampala Amendments” (Shumama Kheireddine); “Brazil and the Arab Spring Revolutions” (Sodfa Mohammed Mahmoud); and “Public Opinion Trends Regarding State Institutions” (Mohammed al-Masri).