But now that the US has embarked on a futile policy of military escalation in Syria it should come as no surprise that the two main US allies in the region are doing the same thing.
Several times the United States has sought an agreement with the two major countries of the Sunni without going over to solutions that would guarantee just the appearance of the image official.
Spaces at airports have for decades been closely guarded, with only the two major airlines, JAL and ANA getting a significant amount of space in the two large Tokyo airports.
Both sides, as two of the major economic entities in the world, reviewed their respective economic situation and explained their policies and efforts to improve and reform their economies.
However, although public demand for the establishment of a university on Crete was unanimous, there was also an intense rivalry between the two major cities on the island on which one would become the seat of that university.
(31) The transformation of Germany and Japan, the two main Axis opponents of the spread of Soviet-style communism before WWII, into key allies of US-led anti-communist after 1945 forms one of the central phenomena in the entire geopolitical history of the twentieth century.
He said the expert meeting is intended to address two main goals: establish better linkages between high-level climate stabilization goals and scenarios, and the practical steps needed in the short- and medium-term to make these goals possible;
The two major airlines, the quasi-FSC Icelandair and the upstart LCC WOW Air, have both been suffering this year and their merger would have come as no great surprise to Iceland-watchers; only its timing, which suggests that their future prospects might have been worse than envisaged.
Their argument, taken up again in a second article in January 2008, is that, unless the nuclear-weapon States- and there are now 8 of them- and especially the two main ones, United States and Russia, take the lead in launching a process aimed at their total elimination, it will become increasingly difficult to prevent other countries from acquiring them, with the risk that sooner or later these weapons may be used, and that would have catastrophic consequences for the world.
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