Nigerian Civil War

August of 2015 (Robins-Early 5). This was an attack that occurred in the midst of the Syrian civil war, a war between the government (led by President Bashar al-Assad) and rebel civilians. The current civil war revolves around a conflict regarding the balance of power within the country, while an immense number of innocent civilians are being caught in the center of the violence and instability that the brutal war is causing. Over 4 million people have left the country as refugees, while others have been

countries, the intensity has been growing for more than two years, and obviously it’s not getting any better. What we want, what everyone wants, is to have peace. But that is just a product of our imagination as horror is leaked out and we can't stop the wars, hatred, and starvation that destructs the world that we know and love. These issues can affect people who never wanted to get involved: women, children, the elderly. That is what’s so sickening about it all, destruction that is threaded together by

Despite the high costs of war both in monetary value and in terms of potential life and infrastructure lost states and their actors despite their supposed rationality still seek war at times. Sometimes war is unavoidable given the situations that actors find themselves in. States prior to war will attempt several options such as bargaining and it is that failure in bargaining that tends to result in conflict or war. Especially following the events of the Cold War numerous scholars have given their

In 1923, the story “The Sniper” was written by Liam O'Flaherty. The story is about a Civil war in Ireland where there were 2 snipers, shooting at each other and they were both on a rooftop with long-range weapons and they don’t know each other but at the end one of the sniper found out that he killed his own brother. The author uses irony and the conflict between the sniper and the other sniper just to tell us the main message which is that we shouldn’t fight each other, we should fight together

Ruined by Lynn Nottage won the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for drama. The play is comprised of an assortment of women who exist in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. These women face social and political horrors within their civil-war torn territory. The inciting incident in the play Ruined by Lynn Nottage is when Christian comes barring news that government Commander Osembenga has murdered the local pastor and left no trace of evidence behind. The pastor was killed for providing aid to rebel soldiers

around the U.S Department of Defense and its plan to replace war vehicles and weapons with robotized technology within the next few years. Paul Marks provides the reader with information on what technologies are planned and already created. He explains the purpose of these highly developed robots and where the military plans to put them

American Sniper portrays the most lethal United States Navy SEAL, Chris Kyle during his four tours in Iraq. The audience becomes aware of the disturbing scenes that happen during war combat. It becomes evident that war forces American soldiers must put their lives on the line in order to protect the American identity. American citizens should become more aware of what is occurring overseas, and appreciate the soldiers who are protecting our country. A significant scene is when Chris Kyle and his

the fact that they are war-torn. However countries like the Central African Republic, although people may have never heard of them, there have, in fact, been many horrifying events that have occurred in them. War-torn countries are countries that had undergone war and are awfully poor with very little resources. Providing healthcare in these countries will give these people more opportunities to survive and live their lives which have been ruined because of terrifying wars. According to SOS-USA.org

Republican sniper whose name remains yet unknown, have various similarities and differences in their ways of handling their conflicts. Similarly, both young snipers willing choose to fight in their own civil wars. Carter fighting in the American Civil War, and the sniper fighting in the Irish Republican Civil War. Along with both being snipers, the two are also faced with the same horrifying conflict… killing a family member. Carter Druse, fighting for the Union, is ultimately faced with an unimaginable

.In the story, “The Sniper,” the relationship between the Sniper and his brother affects the story.E. The quote says, “Then the sniper turned over the dead body and looked into his brother's face.” C. This proves that the sniper shot his brother on accident, and so clearly the relationship between the sniper and his brother was important. Before the sniper knew that he shot his brother, he was happy because he killed his enemy. But after he figured out that he shot his brother, he was not happy because