Since the end of cold war neither the Great Britain nor Russia has ever prioritized one another; and therefore their mutual relationship has been mainly confined to the framework of European Union and NATO. This has happened irrespective of their common history, including both countries’ presence in Security Council, their actorness as great powers and coalition in some international crises including their cooperation in Napoleonian War and strategic cooperation in World War II. The Great Britain and Russia’ s envision about each other is formed in a framework of rivalry and bellicosity. Brexit has also been one of the challenges in their relations; still their diplomatic relationship in at its lowest level since the end of cold war. The author attempts to answer the following question: How are the effective factors on Britain and Russia’ s disagreement assessed? The author argues that their different prism for seeing the international order after cold war, Russia’ s hybrid war in Great Britain and its attempt to manipulate in 2016 survey, Ukraine’ s crisis and Crimea’ s accession to Russia, the murder of some Russian citizens in Britain as well as their divergent approach towards the Syrian crisis, have all led to a threat perception from one another and a reduction in mutual relations. Using explanatory – analytical research method, the author attempts to find an answer for the article’ s question.

European Theories in the German Roman Legal System Using Democracy's Benefits in Electing Rulers and Proper Information on the Consequences of Non-Compliance Encourages Citizens to Observe the Law in a Way that Citizens Have They were encouraged to abide by the law and to prevent violations. The emergence and emergence of legal systems that have gained prominence throughout the world have shaped many political systems throughout the world. Developments in Western countries, and specifically in the Roman-Germanic countries, especially France, Germany and Italy, have made great strides in various fields of science, including the Industrial Revolution and the development of information technology and human development. Society in observance of the law, a special and scrutinized view of the English country following the Canal system, and the special situation it faced during the independence of Southern Rhodesia in line with the law of Great Britain as a recognized factor throughout that country, the main topic of discussion is before us. Questions how can the structure and organization of legal systems be effective in expanding law and order? And whether or not constitutional law in Great Britain has had a legal and structural position to it? The research method is library-based and has used related books and articles.

Iran has been considered by many countries in the transatlantic Due to its privileged status and even regional region, with a long history of Britain with the aim of preserving its most important colony [India] and competing with other colonial powers Including Russia and also with the motive of looting of the national and underground capital of Iran, the Persian Gulf region and the Abu Musa Triple Isles, the Great Tunb and the Small Tunb on the basis of the three legal principles of "joint ownership", " No Man’ s Land " and the rule of " Prescription " Occupied that he always emphasized the principles of justifying and covering his colonial goals. Meanwhile, the Abu Musa Islands, the Great Tunb and the Little Tunb, have always been under the rule of the Iranian government and have never been idle and abandoned. The UAE's claim of ownership of the three islands as a newly established state and an unceasing and unceasing effort to confiscate the positions and support of regional and trans-regional countries is indicative of the UAE's move towards aggressive diplomacy. Iran can, with a defensive diplomacy approach, reject Britain's legal right to occupy the islands of which the United Arab Emirates has been acting as its agents, to persuade regional and sub-regional states in international fora to emphasize their sovereignty over the islands triple action.