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Nuclear Power Race

     August 6, 1945 and August 9, 1945 are two dates that will continue to point to a world that is endangered by nuclear weapons. The United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima, Japan, on August 6, and Nagasaki, Japan, on August 9. To this day, Hiroshima and Nagasaki provide evidence of how the atomic bomb can destroy humanity.  Even after 76 years, the people there have not been able to recover from the effects of the nuclear attack. Despite witnessing this catastrophe, the nine countries of the world still have more than 18,000 nuclear weapons. I saw it 76 years ago.  World Atomic Bomb and Nuclear Test Day is celebrated around the world every year on August 29. The purpose of this day is to draw people's attention to the damage done to the people and the environment by decades of nuclear tests. Despite being a symbol of terror and the deadliest for human lives, the nuclear powers not only do not intend to destroy their weapons, but they are also trying t...

Afghan Students and our Nation

     For almost two decades, the US has been waging a war in Afghanistan between its allies and the students (the Taliban), the drop scene of which is beyond comprehension. All analysts around the world are amazed New Zealand's 26-run innings in the Test series between the two countries did not lose wickets as soon as the students have conquered the capital of Afghanistan. All the remaining predictions turned out to be instantaneous tomatoes and so far no analyst's opinion or prediction can be called authentic nor can it be said with certainty what will happen in the coming days! Whatever happens will happen but! I still can't understand why our nation is celebrating on Facebook, Twitter and social media and singing hymns in favor of marriage and the Taliban. When he was hired by Noor, Noor said, "Baba, we are the people who have brought down mountains of darkness on us. They have driven us like animals. They have killed our people. We have bombed our children's sc...

China is Promoting Global COVID-19 Cooperation

     In a recent report released by a British broadcaster, British experts described the corona delta species as the biggest threat to the world at the moment. The British genome expert says that the delta is rapidly changing its shape. Is. Due to which the risks are increasing. In this situation, the vaccine is the biggest weapon against the epidemic, the report said. The situation is better in countries where vaccination is being carried out at a rapid pace, but in countries where the pace of vaccination is slow. According to the report, "Corona has the highest number of 76 new cases in China since January. Despite regulations withinside the Australian nation of New South Wales, Corona's delta variation keeps to unfold and a hundred forty five instances were reported. In India, the middle of the lethal virus, every other 39,000 humans had been inflamed and 416 died in a unmarried day. Not only has China overcome the epidemic situation in its country, but China is also p...

China: 21st Century “Superpower"

    One of the most important factors that China must consider in its evolving global role is the security threats it may pose to existing powers, or even threats. Basically, we need to look at Sino-US relations from a security perspective before we can go further. In our discussion of multilateral integration. In recent years, there has been a clear, expanded and deepened relationship between the United States and China, which has promoted competition and complementary benefits. China and the United States have close ties in areas such as trade and investment, but they obviously lack a clear security structure. Their tensions are manifested in their bilateral relations and appear in the context of mutual concern about national security. As China expanded its external influence and military capabilities, the United States began to overestimate the limitations of its global participation and questioned China's credibility (Garrett, 32, 2010). "China is most likely to enter into...

China: 21st Century “Superpower"

     Over time, China’s rise has focused more and more on power—opportunities and the projection of these opportunities—and increasing pressure has forced China to seriously rethink its long-term goals. It has been studied through theoretical perspectives such as traditional historical analysis, Maoist communism and reality analysis. These methods were later adopted by institutional schools and perceptual schools (Bin Yu, 236, 1994). Benefiting from zero-sum games poses a serious security threat, or on the other hand, a large-scale transition to hegemony is not inevitable. On the contrary, the current Western order is so ingrained in history that it is easier to join the Western system than to reverse it (Ikenberry, 2008). "Theories always serve someone and a specific purpose. All theories have perspectives (Cox, 128, 1981) and usually tend to draw certain conclusions. "The formulation of China's foreign policy is still largely The privileges of elites and political burea...
    China's ability to integrate into international multilateral transformation tools is based on its ability to consider all the dangers associated with creating meaning at the industrial level, whether it is adopted, no longer conceived, or no longer conceived. The growing international role poses a security risk or may pose a threat to the current major powers. Essentially, we need to look at Sino-US relations first, find a protective framework, and then continue our dialogue on multilateral integration. In recent years, appointments between the United States and China have significantly expanded and deepened, which is conducive to active and complementary actions. China and the United States are closely linked in areas such as stock exchanges and investment, but the final defense structure may be lost. Her two-way date eased the tension and was pushed backstage. As China expanded its external influence and military capabilities, the United States began to evolve, redefinin...

China: 21st Century “Superpower"

     The post-Cold War era is an era of tremendous changes, marked by new forms of imperialism, global economic governance, globalization, capitalism, and the key to the balance of power. Since the Peace of Westphalia, the hierarchical system and sovereign state no longer resemble the international system. The international society is determined by "the degree of power: world powers, big countries, central powers, small countries, so the division continues..." (Dunn, 2, 2007). In the last decade of the 20th century, important new developments took place. They have affected the structure of the international system and fundamentally changed the relationship between national, international and global actors.      Although the end of the Cold War eased the polarization and imposed the universal concept of liberal democracy in the West (Diplomatic Agenda, 27, 2006), the global financial crisis of 2007-2010 diluted the unipolar world of the United States as the ...