تقييم نقدي للثورات العربية

Abstract EN

The Arab protests and “revolutions” of 2011 provided an important climate and conditions that allowed regional and international powers to expand their role and promote their interests, thus deepening the competition among them in the Arab region.

The United States, in cooperation with some of its allies in this region, took advantage of these events to overthrow hostile regimes.

But that policy faced opposition from regional and international powers, such as Iran, China, and Russia.

This study sheds light on the social and economic conditions that led to the outbreak of the Arab revolutions, and examines the role of the United States and the Qatari media in managing and these revolutions, while highlighting the international and regional conflicts that erupted as a result.