The Middle East is experiencing a widespread regional war, which began with a sudden and violent attack on Iran, and has since expanded to include Lebanon, with the potential for the conflict to spread to Yemen and other countries in the region.

Hegemonic Stability Theory (HST) in international relations is a concept deeply rooted in the fields of political science, economics, and history. This theory posits that the international system tends toward stability when a specific state serves as the dominant global power. Charles P. Kindleberger was the first to articulate this theory

It is no longer a secret that the Egyptian regime does not rule its people solely through security repression, but also shapes their awareness through a directed industry of television dramas. This industry produces an official narrative of events, reshapes concepts, and plants a distorted image of Islam and its adherents in people's minds.