Answer (1 of 15): In my opinion, NATO already includes too many members and is involved in too many different things without a clear strategy forward. The U.S. helped create NATO after WWII in order to cultivate a formal alliance to contain Soviet …

Answer (1 of 2): There are no specific provisions for expelling a NATO member, and it's never been done, so this answer can't be anything more than informed speculation. However, I think it's safe to say that the threshold would be extremely high. …

Answer (1 of 11): PHL’s friends and enemies | John Mangu President Duterte’s move to more independent and self-serving foreign relations has created an existential crisis among some of our thinking class, perhaps because they rely on that “enemy of my enemy…” idea. Neither Russia nor the United...

Answer (1 of 567): The backbone of the Russian army is a tank. This tradition hails from WW2. Light T-34 tanks believed to be instrumental to The Victory were churned out in the factories at a breakneck speed on a dime killing more Russian crews than German soldiers through malfunction, self-exp...

Answer (1 of 20): If by “transgender population,” you mean not just the people who openly identify as “transgendered,” but who authentically are transgender in the clinical sense, it has to be either China or India, doesn’t it? China has a population (1.4 billion) that is more than 4x the US. In...

Nov 30, 2021 · Answer (1 of 2): The present Australian national community serviced are based on worldwide best practices. Unfortunately many Aboriginals take a racist approach and went to be provided with different practices. At present they receive over twice as mush per person in government welfare but commit...

Answer (1 of 13): Yes. The Soviet Union and then Russia paid off the Lend-Lease debt in full. > First of all, the US received much needed goods and equipment from the USSR (and other countries) in what was termed “reverse lend-lease.” Even before the Second World War had ended, other nations be...

Answer (1 of 44): UPDATE: The Wall Street Journal has a lengthy article on Business Insider and Henry Blodget today http://online.wsj.com/article ...

Answer (1 of 37): Soviet-Finnish War, (or Winter War as it sometimes called in historical documents) is an unprecedented but yet untold story of the heroic resistance waiting for future Erich Maria Remarque. I know it from my studies, but mostly from the words of my grandfather, who was a financi...

Answer (1 of 62): The world has been reset several times, most recently in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The first world war is the event in which the Tartar civilization collapsed. Especially in the early 1900s, traces of reset are very common, even in …