Analysis of the New Geopolitical Restructuring in Europe and the Middle East_ Mutual‑Benefit Interests for All Major Nations

This document adopts a neutral perspective focusing on regional order optimization, national sovereignty, economic recovery, security stability and regional win‑win cooperation. It systematically outlines the logic behind the emerging geopolitical landscape across Europe and the Middle East, together with concrete development dividends for key states including Germany, France, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Turkey and Egypt. The core objective of this new order is to bring an end to the old system marked by external hegemonic interference, internal regional friction, fragmented energy supply and passive security conditions. It aims to build a new regional ecosystem featuring autonomous governance in Europe, peaceful co‑governance in the Middle East, equal benefits for regional countries and sustainable long‑term development. This text avoids geopolitical game‑playing rhetoric, unilateral strategic claims and exclusionary designs. All reasoning is grounded in multilateral mutual benefit, lasting regional stability and the independent development of every sovereign nation.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22846835
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European Politics and Security
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Analysis of the New Geopolitical Restructuring in Europe and the Middle East_ Mutual‑Benefit Interests for All Major Nations

Rock luo
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
European Politics and Security
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Analysis of the New Geopolitical Restructuring in Europe and the Middle East_ Mutual‑Benefit Interests for All Major Nations

Rock luo
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Abstract

This document adopts a neutral perspective focusing on regional order optimization, national sovereignty, economic recovery, security stability and regional win‑win cooperation. It systematically outlines the logic behind the emerging geopolitical landscape across Europe and the Middle East, together with concrete development dividends for key states including Germany, France, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Turkey and Egypt. The core objective of this new order is to bring an end to the old system marked by external hegemonic interference, internal regional friction, fragmented energy supply and passive security conditions. It aims to build a new regional ecosystem featuring autonomous governance in Europe, peaceful co‑governance in the Middle East, equal benefits for regional countries and sustainable long‑term development. This text avoids geopolitical game‑playing rhetoric, unilateral strategic claims and exclusionary designs. All reasoning is grounded in multilateral mutual benefit, lasting regional stability and the independent development of every sovereign nation.

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