This book is the first joint publication of the research team of theSquare - Mediterranean Centre for Revolutionary Studies. It is the result of a collective reflection on the new disruptive phenomena that are transforming the cultural and political coordinates of the Mediterranean region. Building on the expertise of each analyst, the book is a truly interdisciplinary study, offering reports from several contexts thanks to different competences and skills: gender and sexuality in Morocco, transitional justice processes in Libya and Tunisia, the growing and threatening cybercrimes in Israel, Italy, Spain and Turkey, and the joint declarations of the most relevant interfaith meetings that have taken place in these first twenty years of the XXI millennium. The book also shows that the dynamics affecting the Mediterranean go beyond its narrow geographical perimeter by considering the never-ending Kurdish question and the turbulent civil society in Iran.