The Big Three—Britain, France, and Russia—split up the Middle East after World War I primarily to expand their own imperial interests in the region. The Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916 established spheres of influence, dividing the territories of the Ottoman Empire among them. This division aimed to secure strategic advantages and access to resources, while also managing local nationalist movements. The arbitrary borders drawn during this period have since contributed to ongoing conflicts and instability in the region.
Nations around the Persian Gulf are the big producers of oil in the Middle East.
The major ethnicity in the Middle East is the Arab ethnicity, which is spread across every Middle East State and has a majority population in all but three Middle Eastern countries: Turkey, Iran, and Israel.
It stretched from Afghanistan in the east through the Middle East to Egypt in the west.
A split among the Big Three would be a concern because a split among normal brothers causes fights imagine what would happen if there was a split among the three most powerful Gods Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades. War would surely be caused. Hope this is what you meant! :D
The Middle East is approximately 5 million square miles and covers parts of northern Africa, Asia and Europe. Eighteen countries are located in this region.
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The Middle East. Mostly between Iran and Israel.
no, west of russia is in Europe but the east is in Asia
Saudi Binladen Group is the biggest Construction company in Middle East since they have have built or participated in the construction of more than 25 airports in several countries in Asia & Africa.
The rift valley is so big that it starts in the middle east and ends in tanzania
The top of all Big Audit firms globally and regionally is PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers). It is recognised as the leader in professional services firm in multiple publications.
It stretched from Libya-Egypt through the Middle East to Central Asia and today's Pakistan in the east.