Examples of using Frozen conflicts in English and their translations into German
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The full-scale Russian military invasion of large parts of Georgian territory in August 2007 dramatically demonstrated that so-called frozen conflicts can easily become sources of devastating regional conflicts if major powers like the EU are not actively engaged in the area.
potential provided by Black Sea Synergy, and I am convinced that this new process could also be conducive to facilitate joint solutions for the frozen conflicts around this region.”.
and also about the frozen conflicts which are still smouldering in Nagorno-Karabakh,
Whereas until recently we were talking of frozen conflicts, the situation is now such that these risk becoming dormant conflicts;
of ethnocentrism and xenophobia, of perpetual and frozen conflicts, as some now caricature it.
more effective mechanisms to address frozen conflicts in the region and a revision of EU instruments.
as well as renewed efforts for the peaceful resolution of outstanding territorial disputes, including the frozen conflicts.
the approach to resolving frozen conflicts in the NIS as well as respect for the rule of law
It has long been feared that these so-called“frozen conflicts” could suddenly turn hot.
It is true that what could be called"frozen conflicts" are a serious impediment to the development of the region.
Ukraine in an effort to resolve frozen conflicts is also most welcome.
It rightly emphasises the EU's responsibility for resolving the frozen conflicts, particularly in Transnistria
Moreover, Russia must make a positive contribution in the case of'frozen conflicts' and must now bring to an end the unlawful circumstances in Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
especially in respect of frozen conflicts.
these quasi-breakaway regions, or frozen conflicts, are being systematically used as leverage by the Russian Government to retain its influence over the post-Soviet neighbourhood.
the Eastern Partnership to meet common challenges ranging from the environment to‘frozen conflicts.
Caucasus: Frozen Conflicts, Forgotten Lives?
Caucasus Caucasus The wider Caucasus is a region marked by a set of frozen conflicts.
Moldova are characterized by frozen conflicts, which could flare up again at any time.
One of the priorities of Austria's OSCE Chairmanship is defusing frozen conflicts in the OSCE area.