Syrian Rebels Capture Aleppo Amid Regional Instability
The recent fall of Aleppo to rebel forces has highlighted the ongoing instability in the Middle East, where multiple civil wars and authoritarian regimes are struggling with economic challenges and political tensions. The region's authoritarian leaders, such as Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman, face difficulties maintaining control amid declining oil revenues and public discontent. The legacy of the Arab Uprisings persists, with unresolved political and economic issues threatening further unrest. The situation underscores the fragility of the region and the challenges in achieving lasting peace and stability.