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How can the sanctions of countries against each other be resolved?
... The sanctions of countries against each other is a serious problem worldwide. It has been going on for decades, and it seems that there is no end in sight. But if we think about this question carefully, the answer becomes clear: all sanctions should be abolished as soon as possible.
First of all, sanctions do not lead to anything good. They represent a measure of political and economic pressure. In this regard, the word 'sanction' itself is misleading: it implies something positive for the country imposing sanctions.
But in reality, sanctions cause harm to both the targeted country and the country that imposed them. On one hand, they undermine economic development of a targeted state. The government has no resources to fund social programs for its citizens. A common person is deprived of his rights at work or when receiving medical care.
But sanctions do not affect only the economy of a country. They also have a profound impact on culture and everyday life. For example, when people cannot travel or study abroad, this leads to frustration and anger.
So sanctions lead to a decline in the quality of life for both ordinary citizens and top-ranking officials. They are also detrimental to foreign trade, which is important for any country.
Secondly, sanctions are an instrument of political pressure. The government that imposes them believes that it can force the target country to change its position on a particular issue.