The relationship between North Korea and Iran was warm as from the early 2000s. During this period, the relation of each of this two nations started to improve with the United States. However, the speech by Bush in January 2002 that referred the countries as the “axis of evil” only...
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In the four articles, it talks about the change of climate and violent conflict. A quantitative confirmation dominates recent negotiations concerning security repercussions of climate variability which has a central bearing on policy-making. The initial statistical proof indicates that exposed countryside livelihoods play a crucial part in linking conflict and...
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The Russian/Ukraine crisis is known to the turning point of the security in Euro-Atlantic. Since it came as a surprise, a few senior Western politicians and officials have debated about the change of the European security landscape and how both crises developed new security realities in the 20th century due...
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Israel is the only Jewish state, whose location is found on the eastern side of the Mediterranean Sea. Palestine on the other hand is an Arab population that also claim ownership of the land that the Israelis currently occupy as they refer to it as Palestine. Their hope would be...
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Government's honesty and sense of accountability are essential to running a country. By virtual of accountability, the government is mandated to make it easier for the public to have access to the correct and accurate information of all government's involvements. Through giving the public the precise report, the government enhances...
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According to Glary (2012), leadership is an art where one person (a leader) inspires and motivates their subjects to work towards a certain goal. Some leaders such as Obama have been successful in achieving this endeavor through his integration and engagement of his subjects. Obama’s success at leadership is evident...
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World order is the power and authority distribution on the global stage by political players (Duncan et al. 30). The term "world order" may seem strange in the face of conflicting realities. Although it is assumed that states are the same in a formal sense, there are blatant inequalities between...
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The problem is inadequate communication because the previous employee did not leave files to guide Jacqueline Gibson. The three directors, and the deputy secretary are also not willing to orient Jacqueline’s as an Undersecretary of Environmental Protection, Water Resource for the state of California and help her plan. The problem...
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The Democratic Republic of Congo is located in Central Africa is the second-largest countries in the African Continent. Also, is has one of the highest population amounting to 78 million making it one of the most populated states in the world (The World Bank in DRC). The country attained independence...
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Nuclear Weapons and the Decline of Inter-State Wars Nuclear arms are volatile devices that stem their damaging force from nuclear energy generated from a combination of fusion and fission reactions (UNODA). Nuclear devices can devastate large areas by fire, blast, and radiation. Because of the destructive nature of nuclear weapons, their...
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In his book, William Domhoff argues that a powerful elite exercises power in the United States by means of support through foundations, think-tanks, academic departments, and commissions. In addition to that, the author presents an argument that the elite are in control of the key institutions in the country by means...
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Terrorism as a Global Issue Terrorism is currently a global issue affecting most nations. Initially, terrorism was thought to be a problem associated with a few nations but has turned out to be a global threat. The terrorists have spread their ideologies to various individuals in different countries. They have made...
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