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During the past days great analysis has been made on the vast negative impacts of these developments on America's economy and the emergence of a new economic recession in this country, although the US was confronted with such a recession even before these incidents.
As of other logical impacts of the terrorist attacks on the US, one can point to its effects on the policies of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank and the European Central Bank.
The international society has not yet recognized these unconventional and non-governmental elements, therefore, besides observing the "structural continuity" which is in fact the presence of nations and states, some flexible and undetermined elements have entered the scene of the game, these new, flexible players are mostly modem and organized and capable of controlling complex systems.
These four areas which George Bush (the father) referred to in respect to the new order emerging in the Middle East were: low economic growth in regional states, providing security by regional powers, resolution of the Arab-Israeli conflict and finally controlling the proliferation of WMDs and as a fifth factor I shall mention the role of America and third states.
To follow, Mr. Narsi Ghorban from the International Institute for Energy Studies, delivered his speech on the Caspian Sea problems: "During the past 15 years the focal point of Iran's foreign and economic policy was the Persian Gulf and its energy resources, although, included the Caspian Sea in her list of political Events and economic priorities as well.