Middle East in Flames from Carthage to Isfahan
Currently, the Middle East is experiencing a state of structural disintegration and reconfiguration through military force, with crises escalating across multiple regions. This begins with Tunisia and Libya in North Africa, where unprecedented protests and failures in security and political settlements are evident, and extends to the Iranian nuclear file, which is approaching a sensitive phase amid accelerated enrichment and growing risks of Iran developing nuclear weapons. These developments are interacting with Israel’s efforts to impose its conditions in the region, amidst American pressures and shifts that are pushing the area toward the brink of a wide-scale conflict. This reflects a decline in diplomatic tools and an increasing reliance on military force to manage crises.
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