A decade after the explosion of the Arab Spring, we look back at the paths taken by Tunisia, Egypt, Syria and Libya, between democratic reforms, dictatorship and fratricidal wars.
This second part looks back at the genesis of the conflicts in Syria and Libya, and analyzes the complex game of alliances at work in these two countries, ravaged by war since 2011. While in Lebanon and Iraq new protests seem to rekindle the flame of hope of the past decade.