Geopolitics of Oil in the Middle East and Its Implications for U.S. National Security | Chapter 2 | Recent Trends in Arts and Social Studies Vol. 9

 This item examines the impact of lubricate imports on U.S. national security, particularly an increasing reliance on petroleum resources from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), a domain whose socio-political countryside is characterized by authoritarian regimes, governmental instability, and periodic confusion. This paper critically analyzes the extent to which the United States debris reliant on lubricate imports from the Middle East.  Moreover, it delves into the complexities that arise from reliance, especially place the suppliers are governments that do not align accompanying democratic ideals and place the potential for supply disruption looms best due to political upheavals. The authors decide that the only way to lighten the risks posed by this reliance is to reduce lubricate imports and to attain strength independence through the adoption of alternative and energy from undepletable source strategies.

Author(s) Details:

Nasser Momayezi,
Department of Social Sciences, Clayton State University, Morrow, GA-30260, USA.

R. B. Rosenburg,
Department of Humanities, Clayton State University, Morrow, GA-30260, USA.

Please see the link here: https://stm.bookpi.org/RTASS-V9/article/view/12114

Advances in High Energy Physics: Panacea to Multifaceted Environmental, Foreign Medical Tourism and National Security Problems in Nigeria | Chapter 07 | Research Developments in Science and Technology Vol. 5

 The unfavourable state of our environment, which is polluted with black soot and other pollutants, particularly in the Niger Delta; the ruling class's massive expenditure on foreign medical tourism; and the rate of killings and kidnappings by terrorist groups such as Boko Haram, the Islamic State's West Africa Province (ISWAP), the Herdsmen, and ravaging bandits in the Northern parts; and the destructive activities of the indigenous people of Biafra (IPOB For years, successive governments have made several coordinated attempts and initiatives to find answers to these threats, but none has provided a long-term outcome. This paper shows how breakthroughs in High Energy Physics (HEP) can provide long-term answers to the challenges that are threatening our existence in diversity. The study's goals were based on the standard model, the basic constituents of matter and radiations, and their interacting forces, as well as the benefits of High Energy Physics (HEP) in developed countries as a model for transforming Nigeria into a productive, developed, and politically stable country. It was discovered that the thirst for knowledge is a deep human inclination, and that understanding of the cosmos at its most fundamental level is one of our most basic requirements for survival. More importantly, developments in HEP are already helping to make the world a safer place as a key and core issue.

Author(S) Details

Orudukobipi Asime
Department of Science Laboratory Technology, Captain Elechi Amadi Polytechnic, Rivers State, Nigeria.

Chioma Don Lawson
Department of Science Laboratory Technology, Captain Elechi Amadi Polytechnic, Rivers State, Nigeria.

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Security Issues in a Changing Asian Region | Book Publisher International

 The book "Security Issues in a Changing Asian Region" examines the region's geopolitical architecture from the late twentieth century to the year 2020. It delves into the key sources of regional threats to peace and security, as well as the political, social, and security factors that stymie regional growth and interregional cooperation. This research focuses on the position of India's sociopolitical situation in the development of the Asian region's geopolitical map, as well as the country's foreign policy values, involvement in regional security, and activities within regional cooperation organisations. Security issues have spread across Asia, according to a study of Asian security. Simultaneously, such issues have a substantial negative effect on bilateral fiscal, trade, and investment ties. Inter-regional ties, both current and expected, are seen as promising tasks by New Delhi. Mutual economic interests can help keep political tensions under check, at least for the time being. India has immense potential, and if the new government realises it, it will be able to play a strategic role in Asia.

Author Details

Rano Tuychiyeva
Uzbekistan State University of World Languages, Uzbekistan

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