US Foreign Policy After the Arab Spring in the Middle East (2012-2016).

Abstract

This research highlights the principal interests of the United States in the Middle East and provides an overview on how the United States and its closest allies intervene in the Arab Spring in the Middle East in order to protect their mainly interests. This research provides a description, detail and clarity on the possible effect that the Arab Spring could have on the interests of the United States in the Middle East. This dissertation is largely focused on Egypt, Bahrain, Syria, and Yemen. The present topic provides a general picture on the events that swept the Middle East since the beginning of 2011. It provides the important reasons of the uprising and the different reaction of the Arabic governments on the demonstration. This work shows many violations infringed by the governments of the Middle East for the purpose of saving their regimes. It also examines the foreign policy of the United States in the Middle East especially in the Arab Spring and show the role potential played by the United States to save not only its interests but also its allies as well.