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South's Shift from Issue to Force
The article discusses the importance of the South People's issue between international recognition and political representation. It highlights that the international community has not officially recognized the dignity and independence of the South, but treats it as a complex political issue that requires genuine on-the-ground representation. It emphasizes that the South now has a strong political and security reality through its institutions, especially the Southern Transitional Council, which has established a modern institutional framework for the Southern forces and has become an active player in regional and international stability. This is reflected in the formation of security forces and armies, as well as the unification of the internal front. The article confirms that building a genuine political and institutional strength is the way to assert regional and international influence, and that waiting for external recognition may delay progress. Meanwhile, transforming into a power builder makes the South an integral part of the political solution, shifting it from a cause of grievances to an influential force that requires an international settlement involving it.
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