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But it has a lot to lose if it aggravates an already volatile political situation in its maritime backyard by intervening militarily.
America’s Islamist Allies of ConvenienceNEW DELHI – In just one decade, the United States has intervened militarily in three Muslim-majority countries and overthrown their governments.
Endorsing a two-state solution meant recognizing Israeli sovereignty over 78% of our homeland and exercising our right to self-determination on only the remaining 22% that Israel has occupied militarily since 1967: the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and the Gaza Strip.
Turkey then started to cooperate with Russia in the war in Syria, and intervened militarily in the conflict in August 2016.
By not doing so France would damage her credibility as a "serious country,” and her reputation for being a rare breed in Europe, a country that is not shy to intervene militarily with her troops.
The lesson for the EU is clear: if it wants to matter diplomatically, the Union must be able at least to give the impression that it matters militarily.
In 1995, a NATO peacekeeping force was sent to the troubled area, but when NATO intervened militarily in Kosovo in 1999, Russia backed Serbia’s objections to secession, and Kosovo has still not been admitted to the UN.
In their excellent book The Internationalists, Oona Hathaway and Scott Shapiro describe how the idealistic 1928 Briand-Kellogg Pact and its successors dramatically reduced wars of conquest, not by confronting aggressors militarily but by denying them recognition of sovereignty over their ill-gotten gains.
Militarily it is an open question, and politically it is a blunder.”
For starters, there is America’s refusal (thus far) to intervene militarily in Syria.
Worsening inter-Korean relations will certainly make both sides less secure and stable politically, economically, and militarily.
China, Iran, Russia, and North Korea – countries that have long supported Venezuela economically and militarily – would likely make deeper inroads in the region, posing a permanent source of strategic tension that could even open the door to terrorism and nuclear proliferation.
The Persian Sassanid Empire, exhausted financially and militarily from decades of warfare with the Byzantine Empire, endured a decisive defeat in the Battle of Qadisiyyah in 636.
Steps can be taken to weaken the Islamic State militarily, reduce the flows of recruits and dollars to it, and shore up some of its potential targets.
He hoped that France could dominate the National Liberation Front (FLN) militarily, and was frustrated at the extremely messy political situation on the ground and the difficulty of persuading the settlers that maintaining the status quo was untenable.
That is why current Russian policy seeks to destabilize Ukraine permanently, especially militarily and financially.
President Barack Obama sought to withdraw US forces from the region, which proved difficult to achieve both politically and militarily.
The world must make clear that Russian military involvement in Abkhazia is unacceptable, while also restraining Georgia’s government from reacting militarily to any provocation.
The US, on the other hand, continues to dominate militarily, while its economic influence is waning.
But America today is on the back foot, economically and militarily.
He has registered the US Congress’s hostility toward Iran and the desire to confront the Islamic Republic militarily.
The Saudis, on the other hand, cannot function militarily without US arms.
But how will North Korea react to being militarily decapitated?
Because Europe is militarily insignificant, they argue, it is not surprising that Europeans emphasize diplomacy, rather than military might, to resolve disputes.
The world’s major powers have largely resumed their Cold War postures, preparing themselves psychologically, if not militarily, for open conflict.
But it cannot be the core of a general non-proliferation policy, whereby the United States intervenes militarily everywhere to prevent the development of nuclear weapons.
The two countries are also on similar paths militarily.
Here the most important question is whether the fate of Afghanistan, which was created as a buffer between Czarist Russia and British India, will be – or should be – different from that of Iraq and Libya (two other imperial creations where the US has intervened militarily in recent years).
But it seems unlikely that a revived Japan, a decade or two hence, could become a global challenger economically or militarily, as was predicted two decades ago.
Moreover, neither Syria’s neighbors nor Western governments are willing to intervene militarily.
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