The article discusses the peaceful relationship between the United States and Canada, which boasts the world's longest undefended border. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau referred to this relationship as the "envy of the world." In contrast, the article highlights various heavily guarded borders, particularly the volatile U.S.-Mexico border and the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, illustrating how historical decisions from World War II still influence current geopolitical tensions. It emphasizes the stark differences between peaceful borders and those fraught with military conflict and hostility.
The United States and Canada share the world's longest peaceful border, a stark contrast to the heavily militarized fronts seen in places like Ukraine and Russia.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the U.S.-Canada relationship the "envy of the world," highlighting its unique position as an undefended and cooperative border.
Many heavily secured borders stem from post-World War II decisions that divided territories, leaving a legacy of tension and conflict, particularly in regions like Europe and Asia.
The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia represents not only a historical struggle over territory but also a contemporary battle against potential encroachment into Western alliances.
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