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Wars as Turning Points in History
The article discusses the importance of wars in shaping human history, considering them as major means of redrawings of the map of power and influence since ancient civilizations. The text emphasizes that wars are not merely military conflicts but pivotal moments that alter the balance of power and redefine concepts of sovereignty and the global order, such as the wars of Napoleon, the fronts of the First and Second World Wars, and the changes they brought about. It also asserts that the American-Iranian war could be a significant turning point in Middle Eastern and global power balances, reflecting a shift from a unipolar system to a more diverse stage of centers of influence.
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