The Contemporary Geostrategic Reality Of The Libyan State

Basel Hammodi, Ehab; Kamel Hasan, Omer

doi:10.37653/juah.2023.137352.1128

	The Contemporary Geostrategic Reality Of The Libyan State
Journal of University of Anbar for Humanities
Volume 2023, Issue 3, September 2023, Pages 2311-2337 PDF (1.22 M)
Document Type: Research Paper
DOI: 10.37653/juah.2023.137352.1128
Authors
Ehab Basel Hammodi^* ; Omer Kamel Hasan
University of Anbar
Abstract
The Arab region witnessed the end of 2010 and the beginning of 2011, protest movements in some Arab countries known as the Arab Spring revolutions, through which people expressed the extent of marginalization, exclusion, and political and economic corruption. However, the response of the ruling regimes to these geostrategic changes varied from one country to another. The Egyptian regime, and before it the Tunisian regime, responded to these changes without using excessive violence against the people. However, this situation was fully reflected in both Syria and Libya The ruling regime in those two countries responded to the geostrategic changes by using violence, which initially led to conflict between the ruling regime and the groups opposing it, to develop this conflict further when the internal parties to the conflict witnessed the infiltration of many regional and international powers to the parties to the conflict, which misled it. over the course of the conflict.
Keywords
Reality؛ ؛Libya؛ ؛the geostrategic؛ ؛؛; ؛ ؛the Arab Spring

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