Examples of using Oslo process in English and their translations into Greek
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returned in the late 1990s as the Oslo process exploded, giving the NGO network a powerful platform.
That means that it has to be more receptive to some of the ideas arising out of the Oslo process- for example the port
as some of you have said, the Oslo Process is beginning to lose the political support of both sides,
when the second Intifada erupted after Sharon's provocation and the collapse of the Oslo process.
participated in a series of meetings organised within the so-called'Oslo Process', aimed at a total ban on cluster munitions.
So far no agreement has been reached on an EU position concerning the Oslo Process. The majority of Member States perceive these two processes as complementary
view the occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, the Oslo Process and the 2005 disengagement from Gaza as part of the same Israeli strategy of“taking as much of Palestine as possible with as few Palestinians in it as possible”.
Since the Oslo process began in 1993, Israel has.
I am also still opposed to the Oslo process.
Does the Prime Minister intend to act in the continued Oslo process?
Prime Minister Rabin said when he engaged the Oslo process.
The DFLP refused to attend the Madrid peace conference in 1991 and opposed the Oslo process.
On top of it, the Oslo process was a circus mirror depicting occupation
throws new light on the failure of the Oslo process.
Those abuses, those violations of the public trust, had been happening regularly, since the Oslo process began.
The Palestinians who protested against the Oslo Process were labeled as terrorists
idiotic system created by the Oslo process.
Prime Minister Rabin said when he engaged the Oslo process,"You don't make peace with your friends,
Their main aim is to translate as much of the billions of dollars that come as international aid since Oslo Process to their private accounts.
The Oslo accords or the Oslo process, was a peace process aimed at achieving a peace treaty based on United Nation's security Council Resolutions 242 and 338.