Примери коришћења International order на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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reform the liberal international order, and we want our friends to help us
be with us, and that he believes that international order cannot be changed.
loves today grew up in the particular circumstances of the U.S.-dominated liberal international order established after World War II.
ask if the current international order serves the good of its people as well as it could.
reform the liberal international order, and we want our friends to help us
Western Europe the last remaining members of its failed international order.
then the international order is in serious danger.".
The PM said as long as Moscow does not change its‘behavior,' Europe will“act together to protect our interests and the international order on which they depend.”.
The Trump administration will continue to pursue international policies that“reassert our sovereignty to reform the liberal international order, and we want our friends to help us and to exert their sovereignty.
Iran- Iran said Wednesday that the latest round of U.S. sanctions is an“insult” to the international order that stems from“blind hostility.”.
The world's newly empowered“nationalists” can usher in a new and stronger international order, in which China can be an important partner.
urged policymakers from mid-sized powers including the European Union to do more to preserve a liberal international order.
Iran said Wednesday that the latest round of U.S. sanctions is an“insult” to the international order that stems from“blind hostility.”.
ask if the current international order serves the good of its people as well as it could.
China's President Xi Jinping urged BRICS member states to work more to establish equitable international order.
Russia vowed Wednesday to jointly safeguard"just and equitable" international order and promote global
defense cooperation, and the liberal international order as a whole.
We will not forget the support we got from other countries that are against breaking the existing international order,” he said.
Following a post-1989 interlude in which the direction of history seemed to tilt toward a peaceful liberal international order, we now witness mounting great-power competition, quests for hegemony,
In other words, as long as everyone in the states remains subservient to the U.S.-led western international order they won't have regime change forced upon them.