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Arab World Turbulent Unrest Strategically Threatening United States � Eurasia Review

1.2.11

Arab World Turbulent Unrest Strategically Threatening United States � Eurasia Review: "The Greater Middle East or the Greater Arab World extending from Tunisia to Egypt and reaching Jordan, Lebanon, Yemen and Sudan are today in a state of turbulent unrest. Tunisia has provided the incendiary spark which has set afire the Arab World long politically suppressed by authoritarian regimes and monarchial kingdoms.

Geostrategically and geopolitically, the Greater Arab World is of crucial strategic significance for the United States as the region sits atop the world’s greatest reserves of crude oil and natural gas. This extended region also abounds in choke-points through which must pass the supply route of energy requirements of Europe, South Asia, Southeast Asia and East Asia."


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