President Bush stated that a regional “Islamic Civil War” would be our nations worst nighmare. This article takes issue with that premise. The author lays out a logical and reasoned approach as to why an Islamic Civil War could be benficial to the Untied States and its allies.

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As the world is continuing to grow and change, it is time to re-identify how the global community perceived nations and what are called world superpowers. At the moment, there are two such superpowers in the world. These are the United States of America, and the former Soviet Republic. Both of these countries have a large population, a stable military and economy, and hold a considerable amount of power in the international community. These countries have held their position as superpowers for some time now, and the world has grown accustomed to both of these powers being in such a place in the world.

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Being a democratic president with a Senate which had a majority of Republican Senators, the partisan politics then influenced the political action that a president hoped to make, and thus explains the rejection of both the League of Nations and the Treaty of Versailles.

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Modern Turkey has greatly been influenced by the Western world. However, it has still remained some unique samples of social changes which can be referred to the Turkish society only.

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A look at how Romania will adapt to being part of the EU

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