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Challenges in Arab State Stability
The article addresses the challenges of the current phase in Arab countries, with a professor of international relations confirming that the most prominent among them is the attempt to fragment Arab powers by weakening the institutions of the national state, particularly through restricting weapons to the state and strengthening its institutions. He pointed out that there is a genuine desire to undermine the central authority in Iraq, Lebanon, and Syria, and that significant issues lead to internal divisions. He also emphasized that ending the international coalition's mission in Iraq will leave a dangerous security vacuum, deepening security challenges in the region.
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