Приклади вживання Failed state Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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the Ukrainian economy and threatens to turn Ukraine into a failed state.
Russian propaganda has managed to spread this image of Ukraine in a bid to reduce it to an irredeemably failed state unworthy of the West's attention.
Another key element for the construction of Ukraine's image, along with the failed state one, is to show Ukrainian society as such where the ultraright opinions
including Walt's failure to recognize that Syria is already a failed state and already riven by sectarian struggle,"something that'realist' liberals find somehow hard to accept.".
to the statements of Russian political figures about Ukraine as a failed state.
with Moscow now preferring to portray the country as a failed state.
This state of affairs will be accepted for as long as they see that it's working to discredit Ukraine as a failed state or brings it closer to the comeback by a pro-Russian puppet regime.
during which it went from a kleptocracy and failed state to a country that won international recognition for tackling corruption and became one of the easiest places in Europe to conduct business.
U.S. policymakers should not play into Russian propaganda about Ukraine as a failed state by focusing only on the negative.
In addition, Eugene Czolij raised the issue of countering the Russian disinformation campaign that attempts to portray Ukraine as a failed state, and shared information on recent significant reforms in Ukraine.
During which it went from a kleptocracy and failed state to a country that won international recognition for tackling corruption
Narratives about Ukraine as a“failed state” still remain,
The main message of the Russian propaganda is that Ukraine is a“failed state” which will soon collapse, that it does not really exist, and that everything will shortly drown in chaos.
the Russian Federation has consistently pushed the idea that Ukraine is a quasi-state, a failed state, and a“404 state”(an“error”).
it will confirm the image of Ukraine as a failed state.
The failed murder of Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko could have been a good reason for the Kremlin to continue calling Ukraine a"failed state" unable to protect its citizens,
showing the international community that only Russia can bring order to this“failed state,” while simultaneously keeping Ukraine within the Kremlin's sphere of influence.
Failing state firms should go bust.
And this is exactly why failed states are so dangerous.
Failed states have no legitimized,