Examples of using Peace process in English and their translations into Norwegian
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San Leon's exploration activities are directly contributing to undermine the UN peace process, and makes the process of decolonisation of Western Sahara that the UN is striving for that much harder”, Hagen stated.
From 2000 to 2005, Mr Solheim was the main facilitator of the peace process in Sri Lanka.
until they include us in the peace process.
The Oslo agreement was never meant to be a permanent peace treaty, but a peace process- an interim agreement to be polished
the american attack actually undermined the peace process going on sites in geneva and astana.
Particularly, there is a need to ensure the engagement of women in all stages of a peace process.
Religious leaders announced they would continue to work together to strengthen and support the peace process in Colombia.
Likewise, a single outside party is rarely able to play all the roles that are required for a peace process to succeed.
The Norwegian Embassy in Jordan was opened in connection with the peace process between Israel and Palestine.
Organised criminals share an interest with terrorist groups in undermining Mali's fragile peace process and exploiting the power vacuum in Libya.
Italy also maintains a profile in Mozambique as a result of its key role during the peace process.
sabotages the UN's peace process.
until they include us in the peace process.
It is the most tangible example of international cooperation to prevent conflict or to manage peace process.
This structure at the heart of Oslo- a peace process predicated on a kind of counter-insurgency by the PA against Hamas- was perfect fodder for a marginal group like Hamas.
The peace process has led to calmer political conditions,
support from right across the world which has strengthened our peace process.
The peace process in Aceh showed how important it is that a country's political leadership is committed to finding a solution to an internal conflict.
The death of UNITA's leader Jonas Savimbi in February 2002 enabled the resumption of peace process.
It was an early attempt by the international community to start a peace process through negotiations involving Israel