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	The '''Arab Spring''' was a revolutionary wave of demonstrations and protests (both non-violent and violent), riots, and civil wars in ~~tbe~~ Arab world that began in December 2010 in [[Tunisia]] with ~~tbe~~ Tunisian Revolution, and spread to other countries. When ~~tbe~~ wave of initial revolutions and protests faded by mid-2012, some started to refer to ~~tbe~~ succeeding and still ongoing large-scale conflicts in ~~tbe~~ Middle East and North Africa as ~~tbe~~ '''Arab Winter'''.		The '''Arab Spring''' was a revolutionary wave of demonstrations and protests (both non-violent and violent), riots, and civil wars in the Arab world that began in December 2010 in [[Tunisia]] with the Tunisian Revolution, and spread to other countries. When the wave of initial revolutions and protests faded by mid-2012, some started to refer to the succeeding and still ongoing large-scale conflicts in the Middle East and North Africa as the '''Arab Winter'''.

	In several cases, ~~tbe~~ protesters/revolutionaries received outside help, such as from Western countries or other Muslim countries. Motives may have included a desire for regime changes towards regimes more liberal democratic, more Islamic, and/or less of a threat to [[Israel]]. See also ~~tbe~~ article on [[Color revolutions]].		In several cases, the protesters/revolutionaries received outside help, such as from Western countries or other Muslim countries. Motives may have included a desire for regime changes towards regimes more liberal democratic, more Islamic, and/or less of a threat to [[Israel]]. See also the article on [[Color revolutions]].

	Effects include still ongoing devastating [[civil wars]], such as ~~tbe~~ [[Syrian Civil War]] and in [[Libya]]; mass deaths and other atrocities; large scale persecutions of Christians; increased tensions between NATO and Russia; increased tensions between Shia and Sunni Muslims and Shia and Sunni countries; a large scale [[mass migration]] of individuals claiming to be [[refugees]] from ~~tbe~~ wars arriving in Europe; terrorists from ~~tbe~~ wars arriving in Europe; and [[Islamization]] and terrorism.		Effects include still ongoing devastating [[civil wars]], such as the [[Syrian Civil War]] and in [[Libya]]; mass deaths and other atrocities; large scale persecutions of Christians; increased tensions between NATO and Russia; increased tensions between Shia and Sunni Muslims and Shia and Sunni countries; a large scale [[mass migration]] of individuals claiming to be [[refugees]] from the wars arriving in Europe; terrorists from the wars arriving in Europe; and [[Islamization]] and terrorism.

	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Civil war]] - On "[[regime changes]]" under certain circumstances increasing ~~tbe~~ risk of civil wars		*[[Civil war]] - On "[[regime changes]]" under certain circumstances increasing the risk of civil wars
	*[[Countries_and_intelligence#.22Limits_to_democratization.22\|Countries and intelligence: "Limits to democratization"]]		*[[Countries_and_intelligence#.22Limits_to_democratization.22\|Countries and intelligence: "Limits to democratization"]]
	*[[A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing ~~tbe~~ Realm]]		*[[A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm]]
	*[[Syrian Civil War]]		*[[Syrian Civil War]]
	*[[Libya]]		*[[Libya]]

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	The '''Arab Spring''' was a revolutionary wave of demonstrations and protests (both non-violent and violent), riots, and civil wars in ~~the~~ Arab world that began in December 2010 in [[Tunisia]] with ~~the~~ Tunisian Revolution, and spread to other countries. When ~~the~~ wave of initial revolutions and protests faded by mid-2012, some started to refer to ~~the~~ succeeding and still ongoing large-scale conflicts in ~~the~~ Middle East and North Africa as ~~the~~ '''Arab Winter'''.		The '''Arab Spring''' was a revolutionary wave of demonstrations and protests (both non-violent and violent), riots, and civil wars in tbe Arab world that began in December 2010 in [[Tunisia]] with tbe Tunisian Revolution, and spread to other countries. When tbe wave of initial revolutions and protests faded by mid-2012, some started to refer to tbe succeeding and still ongoing large-scale conflicts in tbe Middle East and North Africa as tbe '''Arab Winter'''.

	In several cases, ~~the~~ protesters/revolutionaries received outside help, such as from Western countries or other Muslim countries. Motives may have included a desire for regime changes towards regimes more liberal democratic, more Islamic, and/or less of a threat to [[Israel]]. See also ~~the~~ article on [[Color revolutions]].		In several cases, tbe protesters/revolutionaries received outside help, such as from Western countries or other Muslim countries. Motives may have included a desire for regime changes towards regimes more liberal democratic, more Islamic, and/or less of a threat to [[Israel]]. See also tbe article on [[Color revolutions]].

	Effects include still ongoing devastating [[civil wars]], such as ~~the~~ [[Syrian Civil War]] and in [[Libya]]; mass deaths and other atrocities; large scale persecutions of Christians; increased tensions between NATO and Russia; increased tensions between Shia and Sunni Muslims and Shia and Sunni countries; a large scale [[mass migration]] of individuals claiming to be [[refugees]] from ~~the~~ wars arriving in Europe; terrorists from ~~the~~ wars arriving in Europe; and [[Islamization]] and terrorism.		Effects include still ongoing devastating [[civil wars]], such as tbe [[Syrian Civil War]] and in [[Libya]]; mass deaths and other atrocities; large scale persecutions of Christians; increased tensions between NATO and Russia; increased tensions between Shia and Sunni Muslims and Shia and Sunni countries; a large scale [[mass migration]] of individuals claiming to be [[refugees]] from tbe wars arriving in Europe; terrorists from tbe wars arriving in Europe; and [[Islamization]] and terrorism.

	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Civil war]] - On "[[regime changes]]" under certain circumstances increasing ~~the~~ risk of civil wars		*[[Civil war]] - On "[[regime changes]]" under certain circumstances increasing tbe risk of civil wars
	*[[Countries_and_intelligence#.22Limits_to_democratization.22\|Countries and intelligence: "Limits to democratization"]]		*[[Countries_and_intelligence#.22Limits_to_democratization.22\|Countries and intelligence: "Limits to democratization"]]
	*[[A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing ~~the~~ Realm]]		*[[A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing tbe Realm]]
	*[[Syrian Civil War]]		*[[Syrian Civil War]]
	*[[Libya]]		*[[Libya]]

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The '''Arab Spring''' was a revolutionary wave of demonstrations and protests (both non-violent and violent), riots, and civil wars in the Arab world that began in December 2010 in [[Tunisia]] with the Tunisian Revolution, and spread to other countries. When the wave of initial revolutions and protests faded by mid-2012, some started to refer to the succeeding and still ongoing large-scale conflicts in the Middle East and North Africa as the '''Arab Winter'''.

In several cases, the protesters/revolutionaries received outside help, such as from Western countries or other Muslim countries. Motives may have included a desire for regime changes towards regimes more liberal democratic, more Islamic, and/or less of a threat to [[Israel]]. See also the article on [[Color revolutions]].

Effects include still ongoing devastating [[civil wars]], such as the [[Syrian Civil War]] and in [[Libya]]; mass deaths and other atrocities; large scale persecutions of Christians; increased tensions between NATO and Russia; increased tensions between Shia and Sunni Muslims and Shia and Sunni countries; a large scale [[mass migration]] of individuals claiming to be [[refugees]] from the wars arriving in Europe; terrorists from the wars arriving in Europe; and [[Islamization]] and terrorism.

==See also==
*[[Civil war]] - On "[[regime changes]]" under certain circumstances increasing the risk of civil wars
*[[Countries_and_intelligence#.22Limits_to_democratization.22|Countries and intelligence: "Limits to democratization"]]
*[[A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm]]
*[[Syrian Civil War]]
*[[Libya]]

[[Category:Islam]]
[[Category:Revolutions]]

[[hu:Arab tavasz]]
[[es:Primavera Árabe]]