Essays on Contemporary Topical Issues in Intl Law and Politics

The international community averted a complex threat to world peace and dangerous drift towards world war three (ww3) in Libya (2011) led by Colonel Muammar Gaddafi and the August 21st, 2013 chemical warfare in Syria under the leadership of President Basher al Assad, due to the use of worldwide banned chemical weapons and the active involvement and polarization of opinions by the two nuclear super-powers in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), with one bloc led by the United States (US) and her European Union (EU 28 States ) allies and the other bloc led by the Russian Federation (with the tacit support from her hitherto core communist States of China , Iran and North Korea). The 2011 -2013 Arab revolution with rebellion swept across six States of Tunisia, Egypt and Libya in North Africa and Iraq, Yemen and Syria in the Middle East zone of the European Continent.

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Mike Obiora Eziakor, PhD is a Lecturer of International Law and Diplomacy, in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State, Nigeria. He has written books and several scholarly peer-reviewed articles, in both International and Nigerian Journals.