CHARACTERISTICS OF CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL AND SOCIAL PROCESSES IN MIDDLE EASTERN COUNTRIES UNDER GLOBALIZATION AND THEIR IMPACT ON YOUTH CONSCIOUSNESS
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Middle East, Arab Spring, Syria, Tunisia, geopolitics, authority, spiritual decline, political processes.Abstract
This article explores the nature and theoretical dimensions of political and social processes in the Middle East, focusing particularly on the influence of the socio-spiritual environment on youth consciousness in the context of globalization. It analyzes the consequences of recent political events in the region, the dominant geopolitical trends, and post-"Arab Spring" transformations.
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