Our overall role in the world is too help keep peace in other countries. We should stick up for the little countries that need help against a country that we don't believe in. For example, the U.S. has a current conflict with Iraq and the U.S. is helping Kuwait from being taken over. Being number one puts a big burden on our shoulders. Other countries look up to us for help. As for other nation's rights, we should give all nations an equal voice in a matter if it concerns them, and help out in a peace process. We shouldn't have any special rights just because we are number one in the world of nations. We should be partly responsible for some actions

I think that the U.S. should help out Yugoslavia in as best a way a possible. The U.S. and NATO bombed them, and now with a new president, we should step in and help them out as best as we can do. We should contribute aid to the crippled country. Not only money but man power as well. There is a limit to the spending but to put a figure on it would be tough. We should spend enough to jump-start them to better lives. Military manpower is needed to help reconstruct the rubble and advisors also need to be sent over to help the government and the economy start off to the right foot again. Depending on how fast we work at this, we should only need to be there an extra year or so. I believe that if we can turn an enemy into ally, we should go for it. If there is any trouble in the European region in years to come, Yugoslavia will probably help us fight another country off, because we helped them out. It never hurts to help somebody out in the time of need. If we decide to not help Yugoslavia, their economy may collapse completely, and then nothing is gained in peace at all, but instead it just fell further away.

Yugoslavia is located next to the Adriatic Sea, on the Balkan Peninsula. Yugoslavia is slightly smaller then Kentucky. Yugoslavia's location is really important to Western Europe. They control one of the major land routes from Western Europe to Turkey and they also lay along the Adriatic Coast. The government has just switched powers on Oct. 7, 2000. Slobodan Milosevic lost to Vojislav Kostunica for the Presidency. The Republic is going through a harsh time period right now. The new President has many ideas to turn the crippled country around, but the fact remains that they have a long way to go to achieve his goals. The world is trying to help Yugoslavia to a comeback. President Clinton lifted sanctions and a lot of time and money is needed to stabilize them. The country has the right economy to be really prospective. They have many industries like machine building, mining and chemicals. But on the other hand with a GDP of $1,800 per person and imports tallying higher than exports, it's tough to get ahead. The major obstacles ahead of them are to repair buildings and other structures damaged from last years war. The people have also suffered greatly. The infant mortality rate is 20.13/1000 in Serbia last year, and a population growth of .0739%. This tells us that the people are in so

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