2.  In politics not everyone agrees
this is also the case when it comes to
international relations. When diplomacy
and talking fail, there are several other
ways to end a disagreement.

3.  Since the creation of the United
Nations in 1945, countries have agreed to
live together peacefully and to resolve
disputes through negotiations or
arbitration. The international court of
justice is always ready to hear disputes
and to suggest solutions, provided the
countries involved will let them.

4.  Some countries need help from
others to function. So an offending state
may have its aid (technology, education,
food, or money) restricted until it stops its
bad behavior.

7.  It was once thought that stockpiling
weapons was the best way to keep peace
and deter others from becoming
threatening but it just led to very tense,
near war scenarios.

8. Wars have occurred throughout history,
many of which have been savage and
have resulted in widespread destruction.
Most of the conflicts have been local or
regional but we have also suffered two
world wars, as well as other international
conflicts that have killed millions of people.
This is why war should be the last resort of
any disagreement