... the fate of their country would also depend on the well-being of other nations. A globalised world would be one where countries are interdependent on each other. This may be because every country may have a strategic interest in another location, or its monetary support is crucial for the economy. One example would be the United Nations' current situation: the attack on Iraq. An attack on Iraq may increase the price of oil. However, the threat of weapons of mass destruction is no trifling matter. This predicament highlights the fact that everybody in this world is affected by the acts of others. The United Nations symbolises the beginning of a united, integrated and globalised world. However, countries should not wholeheartedly embrace the globalisation cause, as over-dependence could mean giving up control to external influences. Still, if globalisation is continued with care, the political world could benefit a lot by acting ...

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