Examples of using Failed state in English and their translations into Swedish
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In recent years, sadly, we have increasingly often faced the problem of failed State situations where a state with all its institutions has imploded
so far success and move on to the next failed state.
allow it to become one more failed state.
President Felipe Calderón claims Mexico isn't a failed state.
Somalia is a failed state, and there is little the EU can do practically to address the barbarity of the various clans and Islamist militias in charge of
It is precisely in this political culture of Russia that Chechnya fits in as an area where indeed, a failed state was created at one time- a kind of black hole in the Russian federation,
that East Timor is not a failed state.
a beacon for hope and progress whose President chaired the Commission for Africa, to becoming a failed state.
Had the changes of the last few years not been made, today we would be a totally failed state not only in our region
Madam President, Afghanistan must be the ultimate example of a tragic and failed State and yet, in spite of this, the will exists for it to remain a unitary State across the ethnic divide.
the transformation of Ukraine into a failed state.
But in today' s world we face a new type of danger- the failed state, the state that is a danger to its own people
The failed state of Somalia remains infected by clan violence
a concretecontribution to the rebuilding of a failed State, supporting a fledgling government to build better lives for ordinary people.
Failed states and failed economies, but Iran is a natural cultural ally of the U.S.
These include poverty reduction, weapons of mass destruction, failed states, international crime,
proliferation of WMD, failed States and organised crime.
We sent him into conflict zones, failed states all over the world.
Such criminal activities are often associated with weak or failing States.
Fourth-generation warfare is often seen in conflicts involving failed states and civil wars, particularly in conflicts involving non-state actors,