Following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the United States established an alert on possible enemies. President J. W. Bush created the Anti-Terrorism Act and secured the release of a billionaire fund to invest in defense and weaponry.
In 2002, Bush initiated a strong campaign against Saddam Housein's Iraqi government military actions. The US accused Iraq of possessing weapons of mass destruction and a UN delegation conducted an investigation in the country and came to the conclusion that there was no weapon of mass destruction.
Still, a US-led coalition invaded Iraq and deposed Houssein. However, the invasion established a major political nuisance in that the US did not find such chemical and biological weapons. Spending on unnecessary warfare has made Bush's popularity falter in the United States.
On the Iraqi side, the population was the polls and the country established a new constitution. However, the Iraqi political landscape was far from stabilizing. The internal political groups, mainly dominated by Shiite and Sunni factions, face each other in various civil conflicts.
Therefore, both sides can not claim victory in this conflict. Answer (B)
One of the main highlights highlighted by the Arab Human Development Report is the difference in treatment between genres.
In several countries in the East, women are treated unequally in relation to men. There are various bans depending on the country. These restrictions are often defended as cultural and religious, which makes it difficult to equate genres.
Therefore, the first alternative is correct (A).