Since the moment of the end of World War II in 1945, the world has practically transitioned from the stage of direct colonial rule by countries to the stage of political independence. However, the global economic, trade, financial, and monetary policies seem either invigorated or created within the framework of the new international system (post-war period). As a result, a concentrated and strengthened world economic system emerged centered in the United States of America, around which the remaining countries revolve in a harmonious economic process, which may appear unified but is not fundamentally equitable.
* "With the exception of occupied Palestine and a small number of island countries, the world has practically transitioned from the moment of the end of World War II in 1945 from the stage of direct colonial rule by countries to the stage of political independence". - Doctor Muhammad as-Sayed.
