The Relation Between UAE’s Economy and National Security Question 1 The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has an open economy that is massively dependent on the nation’s oil and natural gas sector. Oil and natural gas production is the backbone of the UAE’s economy. Sixty years ago, before the discovery of large hydrocarbon deposits in the

Is the Use of Drones in Conflicts in Countries Such as Yemen and Pakistan Ethical? Traditionally, ethics have been used to shape the entire identity and culture of the military regardless of the ideology or political system in which a military organization operates. The technology reconceptualization of warfare, as exemplified with the increased use of

The environment we live in plays a significant role in shaping who we become. The surrounding plays an even more crucial role in children’s behavior and development. There are for domains of child growth and development: physical, social and emotional, psychosocial and cognitive, and sexuality and gender identity. Physical development includes changes in weight and

            A treaty, also called international covenant is an agreement between sovereign states or international organizations under international law. Treaties are comparable to contract between willing parties with obligations for a particular objective. Non-compliance from any player in the treaty attracts liabilities under international law (Peel et al.). Treaties can be bilateral or multilateral. Bilateral

Expanding Business into an International Market Question 1 The Modern Apparel’s objective to expand into Saudi Arabia will be influenced by some factors that define its operations and accessibility to the necessary resources. One major consideration is access to the raw materials/textile. Many companies within Saudi Arabia manufacture the textile; therefore, the best approach would

Globalization has posed several challenges to nation-states. Most nation-states no longer have the kind of control and autonomy they used to have. Today, these states have limited ability to pursue international agenda without first getting the endorsements of international capitalists and their proxies. In my view, pursuing international initiatives is like a cross that has

The conflict between Qatar, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) members, that is, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, and other nations is among the most complex battles in the region because of its global effects. The conflict has attracted the interest of countries such as the United States of America and Iran.

            In today’s world, inequality still affects the minority groups in the country in institutions, paces of work, and other social gatherings. This paper discusses how Transnational Corporations (TNC) organize its global value network in terms employment, their employees’ pay, and the goals of the global division of labor. TNC cases occur when the information

Question 1. Do you think that because of the costs of moving banknotes back to their country of circulation, buying foreign currency banknotes could sometimes be cheaper than buying bank drafts? Could there be a seasonal pattern in exchange rates for banknotes? {Hint: Think of what is involved in shipping US dollars arising from Americans

Formation of the Agreed Framework Carpenter and Bundow retaliates that The Democratic Republic of North Korea (DPRK) had an advent in nuclear weapons back in the 1950s; this was after it launched an atomic energy research center in 1962 (39). North Korea all along argued that it was interested in nuclear power generation to an