英語 での The post-cold war の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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First, as an official statement on the post-Cold War redefinition of the Japan-US alliance, it notified both nations and the rest of the world that the leaders of Japan and the United States regarded their bilateral partnership as vital to security in the new era.
Global Challenges Challenges in the Post-Cold War security environment include the issue of civil wars. Civil wars can result in a failed state, and the fragile governance not only leads to deprivation of individual rights and security but could also provide a sanctuary for international terror and crime groups.
It isn't publicized much, but a couple of years ago, the secretary-general of NATO made a formal statement explaining the purpose of NATO in the post-Cold War world is to control global energy systems, pipelines, and sea lanes.
A striking aspect of the post-Cold War era has been the unprecedented number of ambitious- often large-scale, costly, and extended- attempts by external actors to strengthen and build lasting peace in fragile states.
In the post-Cold War world, the need for enhanced transparency and strict management of conventional weapons, related general items and technology transfer remains high, and in July 1996, a new framework was formalized in Wassenaar, Holland.
This is good because, I hope, that it will lead NATO to rethink its role in the post-cold war world and perhaps, if we are lucky, it may even be disbanded in the future.
Considering that international cooperation centering on the United States provides a realistic basis of the post-Cold War security system as well, it stands to reason that these treaties should be maintained as a valuable asset for the formation of a new security system.
In the wake of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, and in the face of an increasingly unstable and tense global nuclear order, questions need to be asked not only about the continuity between the Cold War and the post-Cold War nuclear condition, but also about« nuclearity» or the ontology of the nuclear(Gabrielle Hecht).
For most of the post-Cold War eraーsince then-President Bill Clinton sought to forge a new Democratic Party that embraced trade agreements, including NAFTA, one of Trump's favorite targetsーAmerican politicians have presented US society with a broad, bipartisan consensus that trade is good and that more and freer trade is better.
We emphasise that the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces(INF) Treaty, a landmark arms-control agreement that eliminated an entire class of weapons, including some 3000 nuclear and conventional ballistic missiles, is an important element of the post-Cold War European security architecture and international security and stability, as well as a contribution by the United States, the Russian Federation and other State Parties to the fulfilment of their obligations under Article VI of the NPT.
Returning to the slide showing the strategic functions of U.S. bases in Okinawa, I explained that during the Cold War they were used to contain the Soviet Union and China, to serve as jumping off points for U.S. military wars and interventions in Korea, Southeast Asia and the Middle East, and how they continue to serve those functions in the post-Cold War era, including the war in Central Asia.
The post-Cold War order is dead.
What would the post-Cold War world look like?
Today, in the post-Cold war era, no such understanding prevails.
In the post-Cold War era this tendency has been more prominent.
Putin of Russia to annex Crimea ended the post-Cold War era in Europe.
What are the intelligence needs of the United States in the post-Cold War world?