World peace
The world has, no doubt, changed after the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Centre. Since then the world has seen two wars and thousands died. After the war in Iraq the United States is trying to promote freedom and democracy in that country, but are now struggling on the land where they have found more enemies than friends. The Bush administration is thinking more about other countries, when his own country is running out of resources. Recently, the US secretary of state visited both India and Pakistan for peace talks. On the one hand, they are discussing peace and on the other they are offering F-16 fighter jets.
The US is passing intimidating comments about Iran's nuclear programmes. It has claimed that Iran has the capability of producing chemical weapons. Peace negotiations are all right, but the rights of other countries must also be recognised.
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