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Overview of the Asylum Process The United States has long held to the principle that it will not return a foreign national to a country where his/her life or freedom would be threatened. The Asylum process is an essential tool for anyone seeking protection from individuals which mean great harm to themselves and their family back in their home country. This process is directly related to the immigration process. The process can be started as soon as someone enters the country at one of the…

1991, the USSR, the first socialist state, ended after 74 years, marked by the resignation of President Mikhail Gorbachev. By December 31, the USSR was formally disassembled into 13 independent republics: Armenia , Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Lithuania, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan. Estonia and Latvia previously gained their independence in August 1991. Some historians argued that this radical change and end to the Cold War…

WHAT IS ASBESTOS Asbestos is one of the six naturally occurring silicate minerals which have all in common the eponymous asbestiform habit. Asbestos has six primary sub-classifications; Chysotile, crocidolite,amosite, anthophyllite, tremolite, and actinolite. Among these, chyrsotile and amosite asbestos are most common. It existed more than 4,000 years ago but large scale mining began at the end of the late 19th century when manufacturers and builders begun using asbestos because of its…

approximately more than 7 countries but less than 30 countries that go through dictatorship. According to the website, “... listed Cuba, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Eritrea, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Iran, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, China, Vietnam and Laos.” There are more than 20 countries with a dictatorship! The website “What Countries Still Have A Dictatorship” states that, “These countries forms of government can all be formally defined as something other than…

there can be not so extreme reasons, but may be only parents who cannot support a child, because of low income, or potentially sick children, or plenty of other reasons, which eventually can bring even worse consequences. For example, recently in Kazakhstan a young girl gave a birth to a child and then threw him on the road through the window of a car. Probably, that baby died painfully, and he was already born, he already had all feelings, is it worse than making an abortion? Hence, nobody does…

to genocide that has been going on for as long as anyone can remember. The Beginning of an Unending Genocide 1. Massive deportation In 1944, Stalin, the then leader of the Soviet Union, had the entire Chechen population deported to Siberia and Kazakhstan. They were only allowed to return home 13 years later. When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, nationalist leaders of Chechnya declared the republic's independence, which started it all. 2. First war The first war between Chechnya…

Almost immediately following World War II the US and the Soviets were plunged into the Cold War. It wasn’t the usual kind of war as it didn’t involve infantry vs. infantry combat but just politics and a series of nuclear tests to sort of flex their muscles. The Soviets were quick to divert most of the countries funding into their nuclear projects which allowed them to created hundreds of nuclear capable weapons. Russia for the most part remained on the backfoot always trying to play catch up…

world from global warming as man-made carbon dioxide emissions have caused it. The Protocol’s first commitment period started in 2008 and ended in 2012.A second commitment period, known as Doha Amendment, in which I have revealed that my country Kazakhstan participate. I am proud that my country managed to…

In the article “U.S. economy won't grow fast until we unleash entrepreneurs,” Andrew Tisch discusses the role of entrepreneurship in resurrecting struggling communities and the creation of jobs among some other factors that lead any economy to grow. Tisch says that it is difficult for entrepreneurs to succeed in the United States. According to his article, the right ecosystem consists of good infrastructure, educated workers as well as regulations and rules that are consistent and smart. He…

10 interesting things you didn’t know about sand cats Sand cats are small cats with big eyes, big ears and tiny noses. One might assume this adorable species for beautiful kitten because of the small size, but sand cats are just as wild as big cats. Here are the 10 things you might not know about Sand cats. 1. Sand cats live in burrows: They use either abandoned fox or porcupines burrows or dig themselves. Usually the burrow is about 1- 1.5 meters, single entrance and they dug in slightly…