The semiology of dramatic television picture design and its impact on Egyptian societal values by Amal Saad, wael mohamed anani, kamal ahmed elshareef

“…(The semiology of dramatic television picture design and its impact on Egyptian societal values)An introduction:The function of art is to create beauty, beauty in its broad sense that stands at the limits of the sense and is not confined to a limited form, for art is the greatest means in existence through which ideas can penetrate into hearts and minds, and in light of the state of intellectual conflict that the world is witnessing now, art is the most dangerous A weapon in existence after the atomic bomb and weapons of mass destruction.Drama, like all the arts that preceded it, makes for itself a clear face and solid features, as the drama addresses the conscience and provokes it and presents reality with all its blatant facts and the entirety of its issues and was able to take from the narration everything in it and even that the novel is the main component of it.Research problem:The dramatic image presents many connotations and implications through the design of the visual elements of the image. …”
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Research Institute № 9 of the Imperial Japanese Army by A. E. Kulanov

“…Despite the decades that have passed since the end of World War II, historians and researchers from other academic fields remain interested in the activities of a number of organizations and military units of the Japanese army and navy, engaged, during the pre-war and war periods, in the development of weapons of mass destruction, unique weapons, as well as means of their delivery. …”
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Gene editing using CRISPR/Cas9: implications for dual-use and biosecurity by Diane DiEuliis, James Giordano

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“Human security” as a new concept of international security of the 20th century by Elvira Titko, Myroslav Kurtynets

“…It had linked with the historical past, such as world wars, many local military conflicts which claimed the lives millions of people, repressions, scientific and technological progress (the invention of nuclear weapons, various weapons of mass destruction), etc. …”
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TROUBLE SPOTS : The World Atlas of Strategic Information / by Duncan, Andrew, author, Opatowski, Michel, author, Heisbourg, Francois, author

Moving Together Toward an Uncertain Future: US-European Counterterrorism Vision, Responses & Cooperation Post-9/11 by Bryan Groves

“…While terrorism has generally been America’s central fixation since 9/11 (until the recent economic recession), Europe sees terrorism as only one of several important threats today, with proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD), failed states, regional conflicts, and organised crime among the other top tier threats.…”
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Is Technology at the Service of Humankind? by Francisco Cristovão Lourenço de Melo

“…While technology has allowed the human race to live longer, it has given us weapons of mass destruction. It is a fact that technology has improved communications but, on the other hand, it has increased the distance regarding interpersonal relationships. …”
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Contemporary threats to state security - an overview of the issues by Stanisław Ciupka, Sabina Sanetra-Półgrabi

“…Security threats on a global scale, caused by the arms race, both in weapons of mass destruction and conventional weapons, have intensified, international terrorism, genocide, mass migration, pandemics, conflict between Western civilization and the world of Islam. …”
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Der partei­ordnungs­rechtliche Schnitt ins eigene Fleisch by Sebastian Roßner

“…Gegenüber solchen parteiordnungsrechtlichen weapons of mass destruction herrscht allerdings eine verständliche Zurückhaltung aus Gründen der innerparteilichen Demokratie.…”
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KL’s Downgrading of North Korea Ties : More Than Symbolism? by Han, David Guo Xiong

“…Could this symbolically project Malaysia’s image as a responsible global citizen that upholds international conventions on non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD)?…”
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Abeilles en série, crime au rucher… by Isabelle-Rachel CASTA

“…However, bees, or their more aggressive cousins, wasps, can be the vectors of real horror scenes when they are used as predators or as weapons of mass destruction; it is their dark side, which makes them both personal friends and helpless victims of the mercantile madness of Men. …”
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Towards the Wise University: the Third Academic Revolution by Hamzeh Samadi-Miarkolaei, Hossein Samadi-Miarkolaei

“…Further, relevant problems to the development, economic corruption, environment destruction, using mass destruction weapons, political conflicts in national and international levels, injustice, extremism, democratization, governance, and other individual, organizational, social, and global problems needs something more than existing knowledge in the world. …”
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KARIŲ PASITENKINIMO PRIVALOMĄJA KARO TARNYBA IR JŲ KOVINIO PASIRENGIMO SĄSAJŲ YPATUMAI by Povilas Žakaitis, Mindaugas Rugevičius

“…BMT grades as compared revealed that the group with higher satisfaction scored significantly higher on 5 subjects: tactical knowledge (p < 0.001), topography, shooting and musketry, military communication and weapon of mass destruction (p < 0.05). Ratings of tactics field performance as compared differ significantly in three evaluations: tactical proficiency, topography and ability to act in team (p < 0.05). …”
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CORPORATE MEDIA MANIPULATION IN THE US WARS: A CASE STUDY OF IRAQ WAR by Huma Javed, Arshi Saleem Hashmi

“…The disinformation campaign was designed to profess the threat of weapons of mass destruction and explicate Saddam Hussein's affiliation with terrorist organizations as a threat to the world. …”
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Terrorism as International Crime by I. I. Sinyakin

“…The most dangerous threat to international peace and security is the possibility of a terrorist attack with weapons of mass destruction. In this connection it makes sense to overview the concept of terrorism as a crime. …”
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GLOBAL SUPRANATIONAL ACTORS OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY by I. V. Surma

“…In article it is shown that the information support of foreign policy and international relations of the stands in one row with such priority issues of world policy as non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, restriction and prohibition of weapons of mass destruction, settlement of regional conflicts and peace-making, strengthening of comprehensive security, the preservation of cultural heritage and promotion of human rights.…”
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David Hares stuff happens a dramatic journey of American war on Iraq by Salih, Elaff Ganim, Kaur, Hardev, Hassan, Mohamad Fleih

“…The war launched by America and its allies against the country of Iraq on 2003 was a debatable and notorious war for the public opinion was shocked with the realization that the reasons for launching the war under the title ‘Iraq’s Mass Destruction Weapons’ were false. The tragic consequences of this war led many writers around the world to question the policy of the United States and its manipulation of facts to justify their narratives. …”
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Counteraction to sabotage measures on ammunition depots in the context of hybrid warfare by Ye. V. Karmannyi, M. V. Lys

“…In the context of the military conflict, where Ukraine is located, the issue of counteracting and combating actions of sabotage, which is understood as an act aimed at weakening the state of explosions, arson, or other actions aimed at mass destruction of people, causing bodily harm or other harm to their health, destruction or damage of objects that have an important national or defense significance, etc. …”
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THE SECURITY IMPACT OF THE MILITARIZATION OF OUTER SPACE by Alba Iulia Catrinel POPESCU

“…Theater currently relieved, by the Cosmic Space Treaty, of weapons of mass destruction. However, the unregulated military action in outer space, and especially the problems of defining the boundary between outer space and atmospheric space, can become explosive at any time. …”
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“Unjust” War, wrongful justification, and international humanitarian law: The findings of the Chilcot Report provide sufficient grounds for prosecution by the ICC by Zia Akhtar

“…This is because, first, the UNSCR 1441 was not respected by the British government that gave UN inspectors more time to investigate if Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction (WMD), and, second, there is a measure of personal responsibility for those who gave the order for the invasion that has led to catastrophic consequences both in terms of human casualties and material damage in its aftermath.…”
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