Has Arab system ended

The article addresses the decline of the Arab League's role and the shift of the center of power from Cairo to Riyadh, following the transformation of the regional system established in 1945. After decades of Arab solidarity, it has become clear that national and regional interests have become stronger than Arab unity, with new regional alliances emerging—such as the Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani Defense Agreement of 2026—which reflects a shift of security concerns from Arab solidarity to alliances based on interests. This change alters the balance of power and places Lebanon at a crossroads: either redefining its position within the regional system or remaining trapped in an old order whose influence is waning, amidst changing centers of power and alliances in the region.

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