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    used Greenland to work on meteorology through 1940’s to the 1950’s‚ but struggled to keep up with the abundance of work and lack of man power. The United States stepped in to help to continue the research for meterology in Greenland. “The formation of NATO in 1949 turned USA and Denmark into closely allied nations leading the way to the defense agreement about Greenland of 1951”( Heymann‚ Knudsen Without the consent of the Danish Foreign Policy which had stated that nuclear weapons would be

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    The 1970’s Canada in the Cold War Canada was a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) which was the name of the alliance they had formed. The main goal for the NATO was to prevent the spread of communism. Although Canada wasn’t dominant or recognized as having the influence the world‚ the country still had a moderate influence and recognition internationally. The Vietnam War The U.S. had interest in defending South Vietnam against a communist movement supported by North Vietnam

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    counterterrorism‚ nonproliferation‚ and the creation of democratic systems in other countries. In order to achieve those goals‚ the United States participates in intergovernmental organizations like the United Nations (UN) and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Counterterrorism has been particularly important since 9/11. American foreign policy has led to a decrease in the amount of soldiers in the Middle East. However‚ terrorist organizations still pose a threat to national security. Since 2015 there have

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    German Marshall Fund were two highly-organized conspiratorial bodies operating under cover of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and that the majority of Club of Rome executives were drawn from NATO. The Club of Rome formulated all of what NATO claimed as its policies and‚ through the activities of Committee of 300 member Lord Carrington‚ was able to split NATO into two factions‚ a political (left wing) power group and its former military alliance. The Club of Rome is still one of the most

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    2011. Singer‚ Max. What the Fight in Israel Is All About. The Media Line‚ Ltd. November 8‚ 2002. http://www.simpletoremember.com/articles/a/what-the-fight-in-israel-is-all-about/ (accessed March 16‚ 2013). Stern‚ Joshua. NATO Collective Security or Defense: The Future of NATO in Light of Expan- sion and 9/11 . January 2005. http://www.dias-online.org/fileadmin/templates/downloads/DIAS_Kommentare/Kommentar32.pdf (accessed March 12‚ 2013). Ulusoy‚ Hassan. Collective Security in Europe. 2012. http://sam

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    political collaborations‚ economic cooperation‚ cultural projects‚ and bringing Turkish lifestyle in Balkans and other European regions.. This new era of strongly cooperating between them started with the support that Turkey offered to Albania to become a NATO membership‚ as well the economic and military assistance from Turkey made possible transformation of Albania in Turkey’s main strategic partner in the

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    national independence‚ and maintaining as much control as possible of as many of France’s colonies as possible (cf. de Gaulle’s policy on Indochina) with‚ as some practical consequences‚ some degree of opposition to international organizations such as NATO or the European Economic Community. The basic tenets were that France should not have to rely on any foreign country for its survival (thus the creation of the French nuclear deterrent) and that France should refuse subservience to any foreign power

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    Bosnia-Herzegovina genocide Genocide‚ the systematic and planned extermination of an entire national‚ racial‚ political‚ or ethnic group. From 1992-1995 that was happening in Bosnia-Herzegovina. In the Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina‚ conflict between the three main ethnic groups‚ the Serbs‚ Croats‚ and Muslims‚ resulted in genocide committed by the Serbs against the Muslims in Bosnia. Bosnia is one of several small countries that emerged from the break-up of Yugoslavia‚ a multicultural country

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    face the threat of falling into communism and under the Soviets control (Haner). As a solution of halting communism‚ the United States and its allies formed the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)‚ a military reliance to face the threats from the Soviets in Europe. Shortly after the allies formed NATO and the death of Roosevelt‚ problems emerged between North and South Korea. The two dominant powers (U.S. & Soviets) came to a mutual agreement which divided Korea along the 38th parallel for the

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    this policy against the Soviets. The United States wanted to take measures to prevent any extension of communist rule to other countries. The conflicting U.S. and Soviet aims in Eastern Europe led to the Cold War. The Berlin airlift‚ formation of NATO‚ and the Truman Doctrine all relate to this policy of containment. At the end of WWII‚ the United States‚ Great Britain‚ and France occupied the western zone of Germany while the Soviet Union occupied the east. In 1948‚ Britain‚ France‚ and the

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