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The Transition of Arab Countries and Its Trends

Abstract: After the Egyptian military toppled the Muslim Brotherhood regime, the situation in Egypt can hardly be stabilized. The Syrian chemical weapons crisis was resolved, but the political solution staggered. The Palestine-Israel peace talks were restarted, but it is still difficult to make a breakthrough. The US-Iran relations were eased and the Iranian nuclear negotiation achieved initial progress. US ability to dominate in the Middle East is weakened. The Arab countries face a long-term and difficult transformation. The rise of Islamism has been thwarted.