Political Landscape Changes and Trend of West Asian and North African Countries
AN Huiho
Abstract
AN Huiho
Abstract
From December 2010, the outbreak of large-scale unrest in the Arab world continues till now has entered in its third year. Currently, the region has encountered many difficulties: the countries in the transition process walk with difficulty; the rise of Islamic forces led to new conflicts; American’sneo-interventionism was unpopular and its ability to lead is declining; the terrorist violence had new development; the inherent hot issues still cannot see the solution dawn; the five big regional powers affect the regional pattern. In all, the unrest and local conflicts will show the normalization and long-term trends. If there is no direct military intervention of the Western powers, a regional war could not break out.
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From December 2010, the outbreak of large-scale unrest in the Arab world continues till now has entered in its third year. Currently, the region has encountered many difficulties: the countries in the transition process walk with difficulty; the rise of Islamic forces led to new conflicts; American’sneo-interventionism was unpopular and its ability to lead is declining; the terrorist violence had new development; the inherent hot issues still cannot see the solution dawn; the five big regional powers affect the regional pattern. In all, the unrest and local conflicts will show the normalization and long-term trends. If there is no direct military intervention of the Western powers, a regional war could not break out.
Key concepts: Unrest, Development economics, Terrorism, Politics, Interventionism (politics), Political science, Normalization (sociology), Islam