Essays on Countries

The US and Russia are the largest holders of nuclear weapons around the globe 95%.  With the need to reduce the total number of nuclear weapons held by the two countries, over the past 40 years different bilateral agreements have been used by the two states to reduce and limit...

The majority of people in Ethiopia's Kingdom were Christians. Anyone who threatened the new king's reign in the future was imprisoned in Goshen, which was up in the mountains and well-guarded, after the new king had been successfully installed on the throne. Any aspirant to the throne could balance their...

Most Latin American countries have a sizable proportion of "mestizos," or people of mixed indigenous and European ancestry. (Dorfman, 1998). The unmixed indigenous have a propensity to adhere to traditional culture, such as dialect and clothing, whereas mestizos tend to speak a Latin dialect and wear, for the most part,...

The way the law is interpreted has changed as a result of numerous events occurring all over the globe. The fight to change the legislation to permit particular activities has always been about universal principles that are applied differently in various states or countries. The goal of this has been...

The primary goal of this assignment is to create an essay that compares and contrasts the criminal justice systems in Malaysia and Australia. The system in which a specific Country is governed by a set of laws or policies is referred to as a criminal justice tradition. This essay also explains...

The transition of the European nations from the medieval era s practices to modernity occurred during the period of western culture. The period was when the area surpassed other parts of the globe in terms of economic dominance. The study examines the rise of the west in the context of...

The distinctive characteristics of contemporary Caribbean society result from the blending of European and African culture. One area where we start to notice the blending of European and African traditions is in religion. The Caribbean religions are most strongly influenced by west-African faith, though they are frequently blended with Christianity....

China's political and commercial development really took off after it gained independence from Japan following World War II. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has ranked China as one of the most fiscally powerful nations. (Chen, 1999). The Politburo Standing Committee of the party congress, which consists of seven people, is...

Numerous books discuss Turkish history, and each seems to have a unique perspective on the past. They each have distinctive tones and content that make them worth contrasting. This essay compares an excerpt from The Principles of Turkism by Ziya Gökalp, released in 1923, with an excerpt from Speaking of...

Without a question, all wars have a profoundly negative social, economic, and political effect on the nations that are involved. The US, Germany, Russia, France, Britain, Australia, Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and many other countries participated in this conflict. According to Robert Wilde (2017), the war featured more than a...

Iwo Jima is a small mountainous island located about 650 miles southeast of Japan. During World War II, it served as a hub for American airfields on Guam, Saipan, and Tinian as well as Tokyo. (Rogers, n.d.). The goal of the American invasion of the Mariana Islands in 1944 was...

The story of the decline of political power serves as the dialectical foundation on which thoughts on artificial intelligence take hold of the mediating leadership roles and how they can be connected to a nation's general populace. The article on humanistic moments in international studies, which is an in-depth reflection...