America Doesn't Border On Muslim Countries. European

I've Been To Egypt, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, And Kuwait For Brief Visits At Conferences, And They Are Very Interesting Countries.

Many Of The Most Difficult Questions Concerning The Role Of Ethnic Minorities Centers On Language.

Global Politics Remains Extremely Complex And Countries Have Different Interests, Which Will Also Lead Them To Make What Might Seem As Rather Bizarre Friends And Allies.

But Then I Came To The Conclusion That No, While There May Be An Immigration Problem, It Isn't Really A Serious Problem. The Really Serious Problem Is Assimilation.

What Are The Prospects For An Arab State Serving A Leading Role Comparable To The Role That Other States Place In Other Regions? There Is No Obvious Candidate. Saudi Arabia Has The Money But A Relatively Small Population. Iraq Was A Great Potential Leader, As A Sizable Country With Great Oil Resources And A Highly Educated Population, But It Went Off In The Wrong Direction.