The analysis reveals that instability in the Middle East originates from an anarchic international system, impacting regional powers' security strategies.
The Middle East’s enduring conflict and instability are not merely the result of historical grievances or ideological differences, they are fundamentally rooted in the international system’s anarchic structure and states’ inherent drive to maximize their power and security.
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