Conflicts between the communist and democratic ideologies contributed to political unrest in Asian nations like Afghanistan and Syria as each strove to enlarge its sphere of influence from 1945- 1989.
Following World War II, the United States (western countries) and the Soviet Union dominated global geopolitics. The outcome was the Cold War, which lasted from 1945 to 1991 when they widened their sphere of influence in Europe and Asia.
Their ideologies are different in that the former believes in a society without classes, while the latter believes in democratic representation. The world's nations would become more powerful and prosperous if more people adhered to their beliefs. As a result of this bloc's attempts to impose its ideology on the people of Afghanistan and Syria, these nations' political situations became unstable.
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