Online published on 19 July, 2016.
As has been experienced in the past, terrorism or any kind of uncontrolled violence perpetrated upon innocent civilians over a long period always results in large-scale migrations to “safer” places around the world. All human beings want the safety and protection of their life and person. This raises a number of demographic, economic and political issues under the rubric of “geopolitics”, a branch of study dealing with relations between geography and politics including international affairs. A vast influx of refugees tends to change the composition of native populations and may affect the prevalent nature of a state and/or political system.
