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This renewed commitment to a strong and united Europe is the second pillar of a twenty-first-century German foreign policy.
It is a division into natural regional entities united by shared cultural, historical and political traditions, as well as by a shared history of civilization, entities that yearn to communicate with one another as friends; to pursue all-around cooperation; and, thus, to help forge a better social order, based on planetary peace.
The bloodshed in Kosovo is a war within that united civilization, it is not a clash between opposing civilizations.
First, the world was sufficiently united that it forced the United States to end its intransigence.
This time the world united, even booing the US lead negotiator until she reversed position and agreed to sign the Bali Action Plan.
While intensely nationalist movements such as Mussolini’s fascists and Adolf Hitler’s Nazis did compete with one another over who was more genuinely fascist, they ultimately united to oppose the liberal order.
From the French Revolution to Egypt and Syria, extremists have repeatedly overtaken moderates and then proceeded to mimic the tactics and politics of the government they originally united to overthrow.
By contrast, the Indian subcontinent, with two major religions and a dozen major linguistic groups, was united in modern times only under British rule.
France under President Jacques Chirac is quickly becoming united Europe's biggest nightmare.
And, although they are far from united on the Iran deal, the agreement’s supporters outnumber its opponents.
Two possibilities stand out: either there is no consensus within the Iranian elite for a policy change, or the elite remain united in their determination to continue backing Assad.
Instead, Indian nationalism is founded on an idea: the idea of an ever-ever land, emerging from an ancient civilization, united by a shared history, sustained by pluralist democracy.
But, lacking a united front behind them, a European (Christine Lagarde) and an American (Jim Yong Kim) continued to preside over those organizations.
And of course, we will hardly be able to engage in meaningful negotiations with the Americans on cyber issues unless we succeed in establishing a united stance within the European Union.
Already, China has used its clout to push Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Thailand to block a united ASEAN stand against China’s aggressive pursuit of its territorial claims in the South China Sea.
Campaigners from groups fighting child marriage, child trafficking, and child labor, and from groups demanding children’s right to attend school, free of intimidation, have united in the past few days to show the strength of global opinion in favor of universal education and a world free of child slavery.
The Disunited KingdomEDINBURGH – Today, the United Kingdom is united in name only.
Only by getting the balance right can we begin to build a fairer, more united UK.
We are united as a people and in our shared history of suffering.
Paradoxically, however, a united Europe is likely to be needed even more in the near future than it was in the past.
On January 9, 2011, the people of South Sudan will vote in a referendum to decide whether they will remain part of a united Sudan or form a new independent state.
Turkey’s bureaucrats, politicians, and citizens united to fulfill the Copenhagen criteria for EU membership and tolerated the pain of the IMF-directed structural-adjustment programs.
The old European nation-states will be no match for the new competition unless they are united.
Last winter, an entire five-week session was lost without a single day’s work, because the opposition parties united to stall the House, forcing adjournments every day.
Its presence throughout the country in 1997 helped keep Albania united at a time of near civil war.
This may help explain why T3 in Beijing is such a success, and why Chinese are now more united than ever before in condemning attempts to hijack or sully the Olympics for ulterior motives.
A strong and stable Kosovo will require a cohesive and united Europe.
And only a united EU can bring Russia on board for a harmonized policy towards the Balkans.
But few people have thought through what a politically united Europe might look like.
The answer, at its most general, appears simple: Putin took the two warring clans of Boris Berezovsky and Anatoly Chubais – which together control much of Russia's wealth and public space – and united them behind him.
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