Revolutionary waves and instability in the Arab world and the European Union

The Middle East is not only suffering from chaos and instability, but also experiencing a widening turmoil and disruption as a result of US policies in the region. It seems that America has not clearly articulated its approach to this region. According to the available data and developments, the primary responsibility for the current chaos in the four countries Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Libya is undoubtedly America. The beginnings of the Syrian crisis can be traced back to some mistakes made by the Syrian government in response to popular demands at the time. Internal political disputes also pointed to the outbreak of civil war. Syrian political parties, movements, and institutions took their measures in coordination with external actors, who, in turn, offered them inducements promising the fall of the Syrian government within three to six months at most. Declaring war on the Syrian government required only an official statement. Saudi Arabia and Turkey, both supported by America, emerged clearly to inflame the situation and ignite the flames of war and fighting in Syria. They closed the door to any attempt to resolve the crisis peacefully and placed obstacles in the way of Syria's allies to prevent them from rescuing and resolving the ongoing crisis. America was at the forefront of this chaos that engulfed Syria in the Middle East fire.