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Koert Debeuf is a political analyst and former adviser to Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt of Belgium. He is the author of "Arab Revolution - The Three Years of the Arab Spring Front" and a new book based on his thesis "Tribalization" or "The End of Globalization". The following interview was compiled for simplicity and clarity.

Arab Spring is a collective term for the uprising of various Arab countries in the Middle East. When the supplier of fruits committed suicide in Tunisia, the Arab spring began and he tried to express a difficult living environment under the dictatorship. Other countries experiencing a large revolution include Egypt, Libya and Syria, but are not limited to them. I think it has been successful in Tunisia and now has a new democratic constitution. On the other hand, in many other countries that are rebellious, Egypt - thought of Syria in Libya - but still led by dictatorship. Therefore, I think Arab Spring is generally failing, but in the future the country may still be a democratic country.

December 17, 2010 - Arab Spring starts in Tunisia and spreads to Libya, Egypt, Yemen, Bahrain, Syria. Libyan Russian allied country Spring of Arab began a mass protest action in February and by October, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, Russia's long-term partner, was a member of the US and the NATO- It was killed by. Libya is experiencing Arab Spring, but the Syrian civil war begins on March 15, 2011 with the aim of overthrowing the secular government of President Bashar Al-Assad, who is strong in Vladimir Putin and Russia. Ally. This will present the ideal situation that terrorist organizations will succeed and animate the ISIS movement. Russia and Iran endorse Asad, and the US wants to see him fired, but he is beginning to pay attention to one of the rebel groups, the Islamic state.

Let's talk about Arab Spring! Arab Spring is a series of protests against various political forces in the Middle East. Although some revolts succeeded (Tunisia), some revolutions brought a moderate reform (Morocco and Kuwait), but the other revolts completely failed (Bahrain and Saudi Arabia). In fact, the Arab Spring had Syria enter the civil war, bringing the rise of the Islamic state, with little or no constructive change. The amazing fact is that the story is very different from the story that we led in 2011. However, reality is that the Arab Spring will never be a success as the basic problem of institutional failure will not be solved even if you overthrow evil dictators. Arab Spring is more complicated and movies are less. Revolutionaries need to resolve the general failure of the system and dismantle the organization under a vulnerable autocracy system in order to achieve real results.