Examples of using Flashpoints in English and their translations into Greek
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failures and flashpoints, as seen through the eyes of key political players,
unsafe fuels with lower flashpoints than the minimum required by SOLAS,
with characteristic flashpoints of tension in the Caspian Sea,
Regular news reports from flashpoints, mixed with popular music videos,
No. 1- Avoid flashpoints.
Football matches are often flashpoints for violence in Egypt.
Many archaeological excavations close to conflict flashpoints, such as in Tell Afis or Palmyra, were destroyed.
Today's international scene has multiple flashpoints of this kind, from the Baltic to the Korean peninsula.
Many archeological excavations close to conflict flashpoints, such as in Tell Afis or Palmyra, were destroyed.
September, are potential flashpoints to take seriously.
progresses is that replicated, sort of flashpoints all along Brixton High Street.
As Gore visits the world's environmental flashpoints, the footage of floods,
100,000 protesters are expected in 17 flashpoints along the Gaza[boundary], compared to the five flashpoints during last Friday's protest,” the paper stated on Friday.
They focused on the flashpoints in Asia and the Middle East,
the really dangerous great power flashpoints are in east Asia.
Problems still endure, however, as the continent is home to many of the world's most intractable geopolitical flashpoints and the benefits of economic development remain unevenly distributed.
She also points out that Greece is a NATO member and an important ally in the eastern Mediterranean-- a region that has enough flashpoints as it is.
seeking to provoke conflict in what is one of the world's most dangerous nuclear flashpoints.
European Union and NATO partners have had the luxury of not worrying about traditional flashpoints, from air and sea space in the Aegean,
It is also true that Latin America is Colombia with flashpoints of violence linked to drugs trafficking,