Islamic State (IS) poses is too great. The war in Syria has caused over four million Syrians to flee the country in fear of the jihadists of the IS and the current president of Syria, Bashar al-Assad. Additionally, the United States and United Kingdom, along with fighting against the IS, want to remove President Assad from power. He is accused of killing thousands of his own people by
the Syrian president Bashar Al Assad to step down, which he refused to do. After that the situation has become even worse. The president offered to change some things about the way the country was run, but the protesters didn't believe him. Ever since then, a civil war started in Syria, where more than a quarter of a million have been killed. Till now it is not very clear who is killing who. All we know is that there are rebels against the president and there are people who support him. An opposing
started occurring. Arab Spring is known as a series of anti-government protests and uprisings across the Middle East in 2011. President Bashar al-Assad did not take kindly to these protests happening. The protesters did not agree with what President Bashar was preaching. He realized something had to be done about these people protesting against his word. Bashar officially started the war by taking things too far; he thought the necessary means to get them to
center of the Arab world but the influence now is less than before”. The lack of intellectual leadership is one of the main reasons for the changing of the role of Egypt in the region. Egypt is rich in Islamic issues and studies due to the presence of Al- Azhar. On the other hand Egypt is considered poor concerning the economic issues. The economy of Egypt
I believe that most of the refugees who are seeking asylum will most likely be forced into repatriation as the number of refugees seeking asylum is increasing at an alarming rate. The country will then have to think about the well being of its own citizens later on and then they will not
Other countries have different views regarding this subject. In the United States, flag desecration is protected under the First Amendment, and Australia has similar laws. A socialist group in Australia called Resistance markets and sells a kit for burning the flag, and there have been several noted cases in the last decade. Belgium and Canada also allow flag desecration. In 1990, the flag of Quebec was desecrated by protestors in Brockville, Ontario, while numerous people walked over the flag while