Here mostly is considered the side of a child. However, let's see this issue from the side of prospective parents. Prospective parents will have to spend tremendous amount of money on travelling, accomodation and other expenses while staying in the child's country. Moreover, it is common case that after spending all these expenses, parents still will not be able to complete the process of adoption. That is why, I think it is not beneficial for parents too...

Yes,I agree with that point of view...If a child is adopted internationally, it will be hard to observe further life of this child. There is a probability that prospective parents will not treat him in appropriate way, in that case due to the reason that he is far from his home country, adoption committee will not be able to know and help him

Despite the fact that many people support international child adoption, it has significant drawbacks. Above all, when the child is adopted by foreign family, he has to adapt, learn and cope with features of new culture,traditions and outlooks. It will be very hard to learn new language and live within society that was not totally known by him before. Finally, all this may lead to heavy psychological problems of the child

In some cases, competition is good. but, it shoud be just for improving yourself. when peopel compete with each other, for example in study, they try to be better, do their best,work harder . but if they won't compete, they may stay on one place, and stop developing themselves.

I believe that there are many advantages of inter-ethnic marriages. Time has changed since the past and today we live in the global society That is why ,interethnic marriages are beneficial for the communication between the different nations as well as for the family life.Furthermore, children, who were born in the intercultural family have unique charasteristics of wide thinking, happen to be smarter and incredibly beautiful!We can take as an example current president of America Barah Obama. His parents are representatives of two different nations!