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After the match, Singh said that “India and Pakistan should be working together to find cooperative solutions and need permanent reconciliation to live together in dignity and honor.
When local elders and delegates wanted to assemble in Mogadishu for a reconciliation conference, security conditions forced them to postpone the conference for several months (though when they did meet, in big numbers and for a long time, they achieved no breakthrough).
This was the bedrock of his hope for reconciliation between Jew and Arab.
I am appointing a commission to establish a truth and reconciliation process to put the accounting of these horrors before our own consciences and before the world.
But Sykes and Picot did bring about a reconciliation between the two great Entente powers, and the regional order they created in the aftermath of centuries of Turkish/Ottoman rule endured.
Without reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians, it is only a matter of time before the Palestinian powder keg ignites once again.
In the end, total exhaustion on all sides will force reconciliation and the first steps in the direction of a regional peace settlement.
Leaders of Abbas’s Fatah faction, which controls the West Bank-based Palestinian Authority, and of Gaza-based Hamas have been meeting regularly to implement the Egyptian-Qatari reconciliation plan.
The rebellion led in January 2003 to a French-brokered deal in which all sides – including the New Forces – signed up to a government of national reconciliation.
Before any political compromise can occur, however, a degree of religious reconciliation is needed.
A negotiated transition must include a poverty-eradication program, as well as a law on transitional justice and national reconciliation that brings to justice those who have committed grave violations of human rights and other crimes, including by banning them from any political activity.
So, besides helping the country find a political solution, there is also a need to focus on long-term reconstruction and reconciliation, so that young lives distorted by the civil war can be righted and children can be rescued from the harmful influence of so much violence and bloodshed.
It can, as Germany did, opt for reconciliation with the international order.
European integration was at the core of this experiment in multilateral globalism; with Franco-German reconciliation, Europe, a chronic conflict zone, became a region of exemplary cooperators.
Second, just as Austria needed a settlement between Germans and Slavs, the EU needs to repeat the Franco-German reconciliation of 1952 between its largest western and eastern members, Germany and Poland.
Just as France and Germany pursued reconciliation in order to build a better future in the years following Churchill’s declaration, Japan and South Korea must learn to tame the hatreds and injuries of the past in order to build, with India, a structure of peace and a more prosperous future for Asia.
The EU’s commissioner for humanitarian aid and crisis management, Christos Stylianides, a Greek Cypriot, staunchly backs reconciliation.
The tension between reason and religion since the sixteenth century has been "welcome and beneficial for both" and opened the way for the eventual reconciliation or equilibrium between the two, he explains.
As the only international actor in direct dialogue with both Burma's generals and Suu Kyi, the UN is in a position to press for a genuine process of national reconciliation.
Will China be wise enough to seek reconciliation and partnerships with its neighbors, large and small, rather than aiming for regional domination?
Whereas diplomatic Europe is about finding reconciliation, demotic Europe is about polarization.
In countries with strong ethnic, tribal, and religious divisions, unless it is made clear from the start that everything possible will be done to foster reconciliation, communal enmity will most likely simmer.
As was the case in South Africa, this approach can lay an essential foundation for a sustainable and effective reconciliation process.
Similarly, for Iran’s young population – the least anti-American in the Middle East – there is now renewed hope for reconciliation with the United States, something that seemed impossible during the Bush years.
He escaped and survived, all the while continuing to believe in Germany’s defeat and in Franco-German reconciliation.
Franco-German reconciliation, the greatest success of the postwar period in Europe, would be in jeopardy.
This window of opportunity can be expanded through dialogue and reconciliation with those who are ready to disavow extremism and militancy.
For Sapolsky, “contact theory,” which was developed in the 1950s by psychologist Gordon Allport, can foster reconciliation among rivals, and help bridge the “us-them” divide.
David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s founding father and the architect of Israel’s reconciliation with Germany, was a pragmatist through and through.
Post-war Germany could regain international legitimacy only through reconciliation with the Jewish people.
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