ARABIAN CRISIS AND LESSONS THEREOFF

. As the rulers in Egypt and Tunisia chose to hand over power to their own people, Libya still fighting on. the crisis of the Arab world has enveloped entire world, not necessarily for the same reason and in the same order, but to different degree and in different diamension. In one of his remarkable books " Future of democracy" Fareed jakaria had very strongly argued that in any case the Arab world was living at the margin of political spectrum and it was just a matter of time before they explod for larger political change the reason put forward by him were mainly that once a country crosses the certain income limit (around 6000 dollers per capita) political changes are more likely than others since it develops powerful orientation for middle class and business class for further reforms in political field, In arab world till now situation have been little different here governments were so rich that they didn't need to tax people to run the government and in return they never gave much desired popular liberty to people. Meanwhile, one of the most dreaded face of Arab dictatorship colonal Gaddafi was killed by the mob, which was an unprecedented event in the political history of the Arab region. It has created various new implications for the world politics in general and for arab politics in perticular. For the world politics massage is loud and clear, firstly, no country can enjoy political immunity no matter how rich it is.seconly, political vaccuum, immidiately after lost in the faith by people in governmental agency needs to be filled by an international arrangment otherwise it will produce political chaos, thirdly, pampering of Arab world by the western power which is probably the biggest reason why political reform in Arab world is obstructed, need to be stoped. Fourthly, political conspiracy at international level, polarism should be ended so that international community could not remain only the mute spectetor in the event of international crisis