AL-MA’HAD

The global power of the United States has met many of its aspirations and exploiting opportunities to impose hegemony in the light of its economic globalization, technological, and military strength. This has been reflected in its adaptation to international political reality, the refusal of isolationism, a review of the foundations of multilateral organizations or directing and creating its international role in the light of the growing role of competing forces for it to dominate at both regional and international arena. This also has been reflected in its adaptive capabilities in the light of the determinants of the regional and international environments and the synthesis of the relationship between influence and role, containment and preparation, within a complex interactive extended at the levels of the regional and international structure, and endeavors to control the ownership of the regional and international system within its ideological and national path and in harmony with its national interests and security.
The United States seeks to work more to maintain revisionist states, link them more within global and regional institutions, albeit among them non-liberal states, and commit them to agreed rules and principles.
Because of the importance of liberal institutional building and the need not to object to its values, the United States may act outside established norms and principles and intervene without a mandate from the United Nations. The distinction between countries is according to how they are compatible with American interests, weighting change and spreading democracy to gain greater legitimacy in the event of its intervention and support for these countries if there is a change in their political systems within the framework of world peace, and link this idea with American peace and consider the first as an extension of the second to overthrow the opposing regimes.

The rise of energy resources in the list of national and national securitypriorities of countries and within the calculations of the elements of power and influence in international politics made its resources the focus of the strategies of the major countries, specifically the role of oil and natural gas resources in the new Russian strategy launched in 2000, which focused on Russia\'s return from the gateway to the energy economy As major and influential powers in a multi-polar international system in which they are an active and influential pole, these two strategic resources have formed an important axis in the relations between.
the Russian Federation And the European Union, and they have political, economic and military repercussions at the Russian internal level and the external level represented primarily in the European Union in addition to other parties represented by the countries producing oil and natural gas resources and the countries that formed the transit passages for the supply of these two resources as the latter became an arena for competition and conflicts between Russia on the one hand The European Union and the United States of America on the other hand, in each side\'s attempt to protect their energy interests at the expense of stability, interests and sovereignty of those countries.

The provisions of compensation for those affected by car accidents are important subjects that require us to study and analyze all the provisions of these provisions for two important reasons. The first is the damage and physical injuries caused by car accidents, especially after the recent increase in the form of becoming a serious phenomenon that affect many people in the society. The second matter is that these provisions are vague and cast a shadow over the process of compensation from those incidents. This attracted our attention to study this position as there are contradictions in the decisions of the compensation committees and the Federal Court of Cassation in the decisions taken to compensate for these incidents. We attempt in this research to suggest some solutions for all the problems for those affected by these accidents as a result of the provisions of compensation in Iraqi law compared to other laws (French, Egyptian and Jordanian) to evaluate the appropriate provisions in the law under study.