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But, Beteta's conviction was only a partial victory.
Yet, as Russia approaches the 60th anniversary of its victory over Nazi Germany, marking Stalin’s role in that victory is proving to be damnably awkward.
Next to Lenin’s tomb is Stalin’s grave and monument, where heaps of fresh flowers are always to be seen on the anniversaries of his birth, his death, and the victory over Hitler.
The victory over fascism, because so many of its participants remain active, is a living event in our memory.
Realism about RussiaBERLIN – Russia’s strategy to revise the post-Soviet order in what it calls its “near abroad” will be pursued with even more perseverance following its victory over Georgia.
The number of Gazan workers in Israel was reduced to a few hundred, and rising unemployment and poverty empowered armed factions, gangs, and warlords – a development that intensified after Hamas’s electoral victory in 2006, which resulted in an international siege that cut off public servants’ salaries overnight.
How, then, did his victory help to fuel the financial growth of the subsequent decade?
One thing, however, seems certain: If Scotland votes for independence in September, a referendum within the rump UK on continued EU membership would be even less likely to produce a victory for those who wish to remain.
Four years ago, I gave a series of lectures at the invitation of the Ministry of Education and squeezed in a visit with my uncle, a Vietcong who stayed behind after the Communist victory.
Most remarkable was the victory of Latvian Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis on October 2.His coalition increased its share of parliamentary seats from 45% to 63%, although GDP fell last year by a shocking 18%.
Rival Fatah candidates then split the party’s vote, allowing Hamas an easy victory.
The economic siege on Palestine after the Hamas victory further weakened Abbas.
This, truly, was a victory for the republic – a triumph of popular resistance.
Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election earlier this month constitutes just such a change.
Reversing the verdict on June 4, 1989, will not only be a milestone towards establishing democracy, human rights, and the rule of law in China, it will be a global victory for human peace and justice.
At the same time, majorities should not view an electoral victory as a license to act without regard for minority concerns.
Obama’s Vision ThingMADRID – Humbled by the Republicans’ landslide mid-term election victory, US President Barack Obama will now need to negotiate every minor detail of his domestic agenda with a confrontational Congress – at least until the next elections in 2012.
Indeed, the victory of presidential incumbents across Latin America has become the predominant trend in the region’s elections.
Trump’s visit was a major victory for Saudi Arabia.
The PPP’s victory in the December polls has also been seen as vindication of sorts for Thaksin.
Trump promised in advance that his victory would be Brexit in spades; and, indeed, when he won, Dutch and French far-right political forces immediately saw his election as a portent of what is to come.
This has also been the case in the weeks since Trump’s victory.
Here the markets' reaction to the Left's April victory in Italy highlights a worldwide trend.
The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) won a decisive victory in elections to the upper house of parliament held on July 21, bringing to an end the indecisive politics caused by the lack of an effective majority.
That task has already begun, and the LDP’s recent election victory will strengthen Abe’s ability to complete it.
After all, Obama’s victory on the nuclear deal may have been inevitable, but it was far from easy.
Most Romanians see NATO membership as a huge national victory, but some wonder if there is truth in Weizmann's joke: because, if the rationale for entering a military alliance is that you feel threatened, entering NATO is nonsense.
CAMBRIDGE – Donald Trump’s stunning election victory has pushed the United States – and the world – into uncharted territory.
He campaigned against the political establishment, and, as he told a pre-election rally, a victory for him would be a “Brexit plus, plus, plus.”
The promise to work with Russia to end the savage conflict in Syria is sensible, even though it implies the victory of Bashar al-Assad’s regime.
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