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    Natalie Sanchez‚ Rhiannan Stegenga Con NATO presence improves the lives of Afghan citizens. “Victory is impossible in Afghanistan.” These are the words of former Soviet Union president Mikhail Borbachev who from personal experience knows that it is difficult to help Afghanistan maintain a stable government after his failed attempt to protect the socialist government SET UP THERE by former Soviet leaders.NATO’s main goal in Afghanistan is to assist the government in extending its authority across

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    Why did NATO attack Yugoslavia in 1999 and use air power‚ as it’s main means of Force? On the 24th March 1999 NATO initiated offensive military action against Yugoslavia.1 Air power was NATO’s only means of attack‚ meaning that no ground troops were to enter Yugoslavia and that all offensive missions were to occur with aircraft. The name given for this campaign was OPERATION ALLIED FORCE and has been quoted as “the most precise application of air power in history”2 This was a first of it’s kind

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    Calvin Ritter IFSM 311: Enterprise Architecture and Systems EA Framework Research Paper Introduction An Enterprise Architecture Framework (EAF) provides principles and practices for creating and using the architecture description of a system. Frameworks are used to help organizations answer specific question. Enterprise Architecture framework importance is de-emphasized deliberately sometimes. Without a framework though‚ it is impossible to have foreseeable and repeatable outcomes. There

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    countries. This is how NATO came about. Alstyne provides backing by talking about everything that led to the making of NATO. Alstyne states

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    The NATO bombing of Yugoslavia was NATO’s military operation against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia during the Kosovo War. The strikes lasted from March 24‚ 1999 to June 10‚ 1999. The official NATO operation code name was Operation Allied Force; the United States called it Operation Noble Anvil‚ while in Yugoslavia the operation was named "Merciful Angel”. The more common name for the events in Serbia‚ still used in historical records‚ is "NATO aggression”. The NATO bombing marked the second

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    prevent the massacres Gaddafi’s forces were about to commit. On March 2011‚ the UN started an intervention in Libya by imposing a no-fly zone over Libya to prevent Gaddafi’s air forces from killing civilians. This intervention -which was later led by NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) - proved later that it was the best way to end the conflicts in Libya. The three main reasons behind this statement are firstly‚ to protect Libyans from the Gaddafi’s crime. Secondly‚ because the intervention was

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    Account for the foundation of NATO and the Warsaw Pact and assess their importance in the development of the cold war. Tensions had long been brewing between the eastern bloc and its frontrunner and big brother‚ The Soviet Union and the western powers primarily led by the United States of America. Fissures had appeared between the old allies over Germany‚ Korea as well as ideological‚ diplomatic and military operations. These culminated in the final divide between east and west‚ Communism and

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    1) In this 21st century‚ can European nations (both individually and collectively) speak meaningfully about moral duties to other nations and their populations? Consider the changes that have taken place in Europe during and following the Second World War when you respond to this question. How has the role of Europe evolved over the latter half of the 20th century and the early 21st century? What role should European nations play in the new remainder of the 21st century? In the 21st Century‚ I believe

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    Introduction This essay will aim on the situation in Kosovo in 1999 and will try to have a critique look on NATO’s bombing campaign in Kosovo that year. The Serbian province and Serbs were considered as the most violate in all of the former Yugoslavia. Serbian authorities repealed Kosovo ’s parliament in 1990‚ forcing the region ’s political leaders to seek refuge in the Yugoslav republic of Macedonia‚ where they declared Kosovo ’s independence. However‚ the underground government of Ibrahim

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