I must admit, and I am sure that many in this class agree,
that current events in the international realm have sort of taken a back seat
this week. The news is inundated with
domestic politics, considering the first Presidential debate that occurred this
evening. Not to mention the work that
this and my other classes demand.
Although my country group has worked very cohesively thus far, there was
some added work in being named the head of this particular brief. But, as always, BBC World came through with a
thorough article on recent fighting across the Syria-Turkey border. If such events continue, I believe it could
mark a turning point for the fighting in Syria.
The article has mention that Turkey officials have contacted NATO and
the UN about this issue. An increase in international
work about the conflict could have some quick and decisive results. I’d bet that NATO would not stand by if killings
continue to occur in one of their nations.
It’ll be interesting to see how international organizations will respond
to these occurrences.
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