… an objective view of whether the 2003 war on Iraq is justified. History of Iraq. For map see appendix 1. Weapons Of Mass Destruction (WOMD) Iraq is a country that was created after world war 1, by the then coalition. It neighbours with Turkey,…

… clean. But do you think the world is safe for us to live? Ladies and gentlemen, Good afternoon, why isn't the world safe anymore? In our day and age it is a truism to acknowledge that it is war, terrorism in particular and diseases that are driving…

… The FBI has divided the terrorist threat facing the United States into two broad categories, international and domestic. Domestic terrorism has been defined as the unlawful use, or threatened use, of violence by a group or individual…

… link in a sophisticated system to treat the sick, injured or wounded. Traveling in a small convoy of Humvees, the units can be moved close to the action. Along with battalion aid stations and resuscitation units, called Forward Resuscitating Surgical…

… computer (a type of battle data computer) in 1946 changed the military. Originally used to improve the trajectory of artillery, (Boyer, 940) the modern computer is now used to relay and sort incoming information, guide submarines, and train greenhorns…

… in terrorism. As the amount of terrorist threats and attacks increase, so does the creation of new weapons. Nations are competing with each other to create more destructive weapons. These weapons of mass destruction are essential to modern way…

… as old as the EU itself. However until recently the issue of an EU force has been considered a taboo subject and so there has been no need to warrant public discussion about it. The formal decision to create the ERRF was only taken late in December…

… in the late 1990's? The detonation of the first nuclear bomb by the United States in 1945 totally transformed the nature of military and political relations on the global scene. There have been various dilemmas resulting from the threats of…

… dimensions to EU/US relations, demonstrated particularly in their approaches to European order.' Why, and how? The ending of predominant Cold War hostilities between the Western world and the Former Soviet Union at the end of the 1980's significantly…

… in the affairs of states be justified? Did 'Operation Allied Force' in Kosovo meet the appropriate criteria? The intervention and resulting conflict between Allied and Serb forces which took place in Kosovo (1999), can be viewed as a key…