History of Syria

Introduction Nowadays, many people have written papers who are considered by them as the key Arab authors in Arabic, French or English literature using their readings, skills and convictions as well as the literature review they made about the issue (Allen, 1988; Brisley, 2016). However, no one has tried to know who are recognized by all the scientific community as the main Arab writers. That is why I decided to retrieve the list of these widely recognized Arab authors for Arabic, French and…

case the Turkish republic attempt a multifaceted approach to rid themselves (The Turkish Community) of the Armenian Question at hand by population exchange, ethnic cleansing, and forced assimilation; in essence erasing the Armenian identity from history and making use of state-entities such as Museums, Schools and media to solidify this view…

The mounting civilian casualties in Syria and the displacement of over 6 million Syrians –with prospects of both more casualties and more displacement – make this the most daunting humanitarian crisis facing the world today. Syria is a West Asian country, a region in which the Muslim populace predominates. The problems in Syria began in 2011 as a peaceful protest but quickly rose into an armed civil conflict which has cost the lives of 100,000 people and forced over two million to flee to the…

million children and millions more have been displaced internally. By the end of 2016, over 5.8 million children are affected among the 13.5 million total people in Syria affected by the Syrian Conflict. The number of refugees is increasing by every year by the end of 2016 over 4.8 million people have registered as refugees. The conflict in Syria has been going for more than 7 years. It all started in March 2011 because an anti-regime uprising that started has spiralled into civil war. More…

The fourth of June 1989 marks the day known as the Tiananmen Square Massacre. This absolute injustice was started by a group of university students that exposed deep splits into China’s political leadership. The Government enforcing military rule on the countries capital tried to forcefully suppress the protests. The protesters called for government liability, freedom of the press, freedom of speech, and the restoration of workers' power over industry. These young and unarmed activists occupied…

Baldwin III and Baldwin IV encountered many problems and difficulties when coming into power. To overcome these problems they needed a strong government a strong defence and a strong leadership abilities all of which the two leaders were lacking. Nevertheless the leaders did make or attempt to make several advancements for the kingdom. It should also be considered that the majority of problems faced by both leaders were beyond their control and they had little or no involvement in creating. To…

There are three main schools of thought in International Relations and they are realism, liberalism, and constructivism. Liberalism is the paradigm that in short, holds the belief that emphasizes the importance of the international institutions that would serve to check relations with other international state actors. Realism stems from the notion that in this anarchic international stage, each state is out to better itself and the only way to survive is to gain more power. Constructivism is a…

a Muslim empire, sharing a religion but not a cultural history with a northern neighbor, and appearing white but having traits of the “Oriental” has made the Armenian people exist are cultural and racial borderlands. In this paper, I am going to look at the migration of Armenians from the Ottoman Empire to Western Europe, with a focus on the United States, between the years of 1890 and 1915. In a time…

000 people have been killed. Bombings are destroying crowded cities, and horrific human rights violations are widespread. Basic necessities like food and medicine are scarce. In fact, Stephen O’Brien, U.N. Emergency Relief Coordinator, described Syria as “A slaughterhouse, a complete meltdown of humanity, the apex of horror.” According to www.pbs.org, more than one in ten Syrians have been wounded or killed since the beginning of the Syrian civil war in 2011. Americans need to help these…

"There is nothing permanent in life except change. - Heraclitus" Nowadays, the Arab world in the Middle East is undergoing enormous change. Those changes, known as the Arab Spring, have resulted in a new outlook in many countries, like Egypt, Syria, Tunisia, and Libya. Recently, people living in Egypt, for example, made it their life’s goal to speak up against the corruption of their government or die trying. In fact, according to an Amnesty International report, during the protests of 2012…