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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Bilateral Relations and Foreign Policy Bilateral relations are agreements ties between any two sovereign states. These ties dictate the way of conduct of the political, economic, and cultural activities between the two countries. The two countries also exchange diplomatic agents in order to facilitate negotiations and adherence to the laid cooperation...
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The cartoon is about Brexit. Brexit is the imminent withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union. Europe is a group of nations that were frequently at war. For instance, during the 2nd world war, the continent of Europe greatly hurt by the fights among countries in Europe (Troitiño, Kerikmäe...
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The main tenets of ancient modern debate revolve around social, economic, and political issues. They deal with the acquisition of power, retention of power, and human control. Scholars like Machiavelli, Thomas Hobbes, and Plato have discussed the issues that even today continue shaping modern day politics. The initial belief of...
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The Alleged Hacking of the US Election The alleged hacking of the US election by the Russians was viewed differently by the individuals involved in the election. The incident was seen by various individuals as the reason behind the decision in the 2016 presidential elections. It led to certain strays between...
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Political parties have existed in human history for quite some time. People form political parties to have a voice in political issues that they encounter, while others are encouraged by the fact that coordinated action is more efficient. Thus, the parties are vehicles through which democracies build governments, elect people's...
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Many Britons believed the European Union failed to solve economic problems facing them. However, the major reason for Brexit was the increasing number of immigrants in the UK, as well as political elitism. Therefore, the move was driven by economic, identity and immigration problems. Introduction The European Union was formed to...
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The rise of the modern nation-state occurred mostly in the years 1800-1900 in Europe. The French Revolution is credited with stoking the embers of nationalism that resulted in the weakening and abolishing of monarchies. In essence, nation-states were the totality of two definitions: the nation and the state. The nation...
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Article 1: On Ukraine, President Putin and Russia Face a Choice This article is an address given by John Kerry which was delivered on the 14 April 2014 at the State Department in Washington. He outlines the state of the current conflict between Ukraine and Russia. His states that Russia is...
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According to the latest research in the United Kingdom by the Crime Survey of England and Wales (CSEW), people residing in high-end residential areas have been beneficiaries of the crime rate falling in Britain compared to those living in poorer establishments or regions (Crime and Justice - Office for National...
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In the first half of the last century Hundreds of children painfully died and were buried inhumanely and disrespectfully in Tuam. The discovered bodies of these burials were children under the care of Bon Secours nuns in a former Catholic orphanage in Ireland (O'Reilly 2). While many stories tell divergent perspectives...
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The aftermath of Brexit on trade and the living standards of the Britons in the United Kingdom Introduction Many Britons thought that the European Union promoted better relationship, corporation and understanding between communities and states that for centuries, were at a never-ending war. The world and the Europeans were thus surprised when...
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