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A unresolved conflict over Iran's nuclear program has left the once-wealthy nation increasingly impoverished. If Iran obtains nuclear weapons, it could terrify its neighbors like Israel and Saudi Arabia and harm European economies that rely on Iranian oil exports. The long-standing tensions between Iran and Western nations like the United States would also be exacerbated.
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- What were the categories of impacts of the Iraq-Kuwait War: Impacts on Kuwait, Iraq, the region/environment, and internationally.
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3) The invasion and subsequent conflict had severe humanitarian and environmental impacts across Iraq and Kuwait and displaced millions of people across the region. It also damaged Iraq's military and international standing.
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Subscribe to my education channel.
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1. Why we study this for Singapore Social Studies? [Slide 15]
2. Basic Events of the War [Slide 19]
3. Causes of the War [Slide 37]
4. Impacts of the War [Slide 64]
Any feedback is welcome.
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The Falklands War was a brief undeclared war between Argentina and the United Kingdom in 1982 over control of the Falkland Islands and surrounding waters. Longstanding territorial disputes over sovereignty of the islands contributed to the conflict. Immediate causes included the collapse of Argentina's economy which led its military junta to invade the islands in hopes of bolstering domestic support. The UK responded by sending a naval task force to retake the islands. Through air and sea superiority, British forces were able to defeat the Argentinian occupation forces and regain control of the Falklands within two months, solidifying UK sovereignty claims.
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- 1. IRAN’S NUCLEAR PROGRAM ( CONSEQUENCES of Iran when being said to equip with nuclear weapons ….) o Instructor : Luong Hai Ha o Group : The Blue – TA39B: Le Hong Ngoc Tran Quynh Nhu Pham Van Phuong Nguyen Hong Hanh
- 2. Iran’s nuclear program The once-wealthy country => An impoverished country Bad for European economies Terrify Iran’s neighbors ( Israel and Arabia) Iran’s long-standing tension with the West (US)
- 3. A Unresolved conflict has left the once-wealthy country increasingly impoverished 1. Unresolved conflict Iran affirms that nuclear activities are peaceful The West insists that Iran’s nuclear programs can lead to using nuclear weapon Unresolved conflict (no evidence)
- 4. A 2. Wealthy country => impoverished country Rich nation: -the 2nd biggest crude oil exporter - GDP: 1016 trillion ( the 18th ) Poor country: - Sanctions => losing 60 percent of the currency’s value - harming especially Iran’s large middle class ( half of population)
- 5. B Bad for European economies • In fact, the EU accounts for 25% of sales of Iranian oil. Previous trade relations are very good
- 6. Iran's nuclear weapon will harm this relation If Iran stops exporting oil to EU =>Europe's economy suffer harsh losses. Negotiations for a Trade and Cooperation Agreement (August 2005)
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