State Peace and Development Council

with the town council in 1950. The boundaries of Cairo’s government only included half of the city’s urbanized areas. The head of the government system in Cairo is the governor, who is appointed by the president. The governor is helped by an executive committee and the Municipal Council of Cairo, which made up the governorates of the city. The executive committee includes secretaries from the ministries of education, housing, health, social affairs, and finance. Members of the council were…

in 3 ways: (1) Support provided to UNITA by the United States provided the confidence and financial resources for the group to continue it resistance against the MPLA government (2) Support of the two superpowers allowed the two warring groups access to arms and ammunition (3) Differences between the US and Soviet Union limited the UN Security Council’s ability to reduce the conflict. US and Russia have veto powers in the UN Security Council and no resolution can be effected when the two are not…

From the end of the 1940’s to the early 1990’s, an intense rivalry and tension between the United States and the Soviet Union feared the citizens, which was later called the Cold War (Alchin, 2015). Although the Cold War was full of fears and anxieties, it is considered as one of the most important event in US history. There are several reasons to support this statement. Even though it is called the Cold “War”, this “War” ended without a single use of fire. This was possible because of the great…

second brave political endeavour to unite nation states into a collective security system with the initial dream of a community of nations defending human rights and promoting collective good. When the Cold War plagued the world with its bipolar conflicts, the United Nations was, to a large extent, excluded…

Internationalization of Higher Education in the United States: History, Trends, and Challenges Ellana S. Black St. Cloud State University Internationalization of Higher Education in the United States: History, Trends, and Challenges Higher education has long sought to prepare students for a successful future. However, as a reaction to the ever-changing and increasingly globalized world, United States’ higher education institutions recognized the need to craft more internationally-minded…

On September 11, 2012, radical members of the Islamic State carefully executed planned attacks on the United States Diplomatic Mission in Benghazi, Libya. They attacked the building at gunpoint at 9:40pm, however the US Ambassadors hid in a secret room and could not be found, so the attackers burst the buildings into flames at 10:30pm, killing everyone hidden inside. The attacks continued at 4am when a brutal attack using mortars launched at a CIA facility, killing two Navy SEALs. This violence…

India gained Independence from the British colony like the United States, but at a much later date. In addition, India also has a constitution like the United States; however, the Indian constitution provides a parliamentary form of government. The legislative and executive branches are composed together in a Parliament called a Sansad. Furthermore, the Sansad consists of two houses that include the Council of States as the upper house and People’s Assembly as the lower house. The Congress Party…

dynamic process unfolding over time. It included both the domestic and EU level of policy making and stresses on the inter-dependence between the two. Olsen presents another perspective saying Europeanization involves changes taking place in member states and then goes on to further outline the process of institutional change that may identify how or why it takes place. The difference between Europeanization and European Integration in the light of neo-functionalism shall be explained in detail…

alliance with the U.S. so they could aid Great Britain in the Cold War. Great Britain was trying to generate an alliance against the Soviet Union because they were looking to expand communism, which, Great Britain was trying to put and end to.The United States is to blame for the Cold War because of Arm’s Race and by assembling alliances with capitalist countries.Due to them endangering other countries based on their beliefs and their wanted expansion of communism, the Soviet Union is to blame…

Renaissance Europe saw the development of the so-called new monarchies. What were the guiding principles and basic tactics of the rulers of England, France, and Spain in their efforts to centralize their states? To what extent did these rulers rely on new policies and practices? How successful were the new monarchs? In the years prior to the New Monarchy, Europe had been devastated by the Black Plague. The ruling powers needed to gain the loyalty of the people, rebuild the economy, and…