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the associated economic and social pressures, contributed to the sentiment leading to Brexit. Many
in the UK believed that remaining in the EU meant bearing an unfair share of costs and dealing with
the economic impact of increased immigration, which they felt led to higher unemployment rates and
strained public services. This sentiment was echoed in other EU countries, leading to a rise in nationalist
and anti-immigration movements across the continent.
The Syrian Civil War's ripple effects continue to shape policies and economies far beyond the Middle
East, illustrating the profound global impact of regional conflicts. As Europe grapples with the long-term
implications of the refugee crisis and seeks to balance humanitarian responsibilities with economic
stability, the legacy of the Syrian conflict remains a critical issue in international relations and economic
policy.

The Syrian Civil War shows how connected our world is. Conflicts in one region can affect the entire
globe. The large number of refugees coming to Europe highlights the need for humanitarian help, but
also the challenges of integrating them and the pressure on public resources. The situation in Syria is
part of a bigger struggle for global power, with major countries competing for influence.
In Europe, the refugee crisis has changed political views, leading to the rise of populist and nationalist
movements that question the future of the European Union. The economic impact is complex; while
refugees can help the economy in the long run, their sudden arrival has put a strain on social systems
and job markets.
It's important for policymakers to understand these dynamics. The Syrian Civil War is not just a regional
problem but a global issue that needs comprehensive solutions, including humanitarian aid, diplomatic
efforts to resolve the conflict, and long-term plans for integrating refugees. It also calls for a reevaluation
of foreign policy, focusing on stability and peace-building in troubled regions to prevent similar
widespread effects.

Park TaeYeon (1-8)
Tyeon-10124@naver.com