The world is full of mysteries, and every move a person takes cannot be revealed to others. In the case of Saudi Arabia and Qatar, however, it is clearly known in the public arena that they have been heavily funding and arming Syria's opposition since the commencement of the civil...
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Group conflict is a feature shared by all forms of human social structure, including nations and ethnic groups. While it is a complex phenomenon studied by social scientists, the history of human existence reveals a series of group conflicts that have become well-known over time. For example, a six-year-old peaceful...
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The missile assaults on Syria were intended to impose a cost on the Assad regime's use of chemical weapons on its civilians while also affecting the government's future behavior (Finnegan). However, the shift is likely to introduce new hazards. As a result, the White House must pay close attention to...
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Syria's civil war has disrupted Middle Eastern stability, as countries such as Turkey have used the conflict to further political and economic objectives. The battle has evolved into a regional crisis, endangering both the region's security and economic prosperity (Arslanian, 2014). Turkey, as a prominent military force in the region,...
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Conflicts in Syria have culminated in a seven-year-long civil war that has taken the lives of over a million civilians. The war is being waged between soldiers defending Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, and rebels who do not want the president to remain in office. The violence began in 2011 in...
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The global refugee situation has worsened year after year, owing to a variety of factors, the most severe of which are civil wars. The civil war in Syria, which has been continuing for more than five months, is an indication of the above that has greatly led to intensified migration....
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