West Asia on a Powder Keg: Lessons from the Arab Spring With Professor Stephen ZunesIn this in-depth interview, Professor Stephen Zunes shares his insights on the Arab Spring and the critical differences between violent and non-violent resistance movements. We explore how various countries, including Morocco, Jordan, Bahrain, and Syria, responded to the wave of uprisings and why some movements succeeded while others failed.Professor Zunes explains why statistically, non-violent movements are more effective at achieving lasting, democratic change, while violent revolutions often lead to new authoritarian regimes. We discuss the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, the impact of the Iraq War on the Arab Spring, and the lingering factors that could ignite future unrest in West Asia.With the region still facing political, social, and economic pressures—compounded by the ongoing Palestinian issue—could we witness change through violent or non-violent means?Tune in for a compelling conversation on the past, present, and potential future of resistance in West AsiaVisit us at: 🌐 www.kianistan.comSupport our sponsors: 💼 www.worldwidelistings.co.uk Visit Dr Stephen Zunes:www.stephenzunes.orgwhile there, do not forget to subscribe to his newsletter 😊