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... in which Russia exercises its maritime power. It argues that Russian maritime power is likely to decline significantly. Not only will Russia have significantly fewer maritime platforms in the future, but its ability to use the maritime domain will be compromised by qualitative problems and poor relations...

...” position in Serbia resigned themselves to the compromise. The central argument is that states seek to secure mobility not only for economic reasons but also to mark themselves as normal, respectable members of the international community. Serbia’s visa waiver decision provides a lens with which to view...

...Scott Woodward The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is highlighted by numerous obstacles to peace. Each side must be willing to compromise and seek common ground in order to finally conclude this long-running dispute over territory. The window for resolution will not stay open forever, and, to meet...

... as a possible solution is not helpful in that an attack on Iran would not resolve any problems in the bilateral relationship and could well make the situation much worse. Negotiations offer the best option, but their success depends on a mutual willingness to compromise on fundamental issues, which has...

... by Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2018 Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia FYROM Balkans compromise EU NATO ...

... I call on the Palestinian people to elect new leaders, leaders not compromised by terror. —George W. Bush, 24 June 2002 On 24 June 2002, the Bush administration separated Palestine Liberation Authority (PLA) leader Yasir Arafat from the Israeli-Palestinian peace pro- cess. Prompted...

... that, of all the reasons put forward, the winner-take-all nature of the referendum (independence or integration) had generated an interminable political contest situated on the identities of prospective voters for the ref- erendum. He called for a compromise solution to be brokered by former US...

... Stavrou: The Obama Presidency   5 were they human beings or property? How could they agree? Many of the participants were slave owners themselves, while others found the institution of slavery abhorrent. In the end, pragmatism and compromise carried the day, and the operative principles...

... is prosettlement. Netanyahu is still trying to find a compromise to avoid upsetting the Americans but, at the same time, needs to keep his governing coalition intact. The fourth focuses on Obama’s direct intervention and whether his tripartite meeting in New York succeeded in moving the process forward...

.... Neither was willing to compromise, and as a result consensus could not emerge. There were two separate political communities, each bent on imposing its political values on the other. The result was the breakdown of the political process in Greece with attendant...

.... While all Israelis sought peace as the ultimate objective, they were significantly divided on the method and tech- nique for achieving it and on the compromises that would be required. Some saw a consistent pattern of the Palestinians violating commitments, while others identified a Palestinian effort...

... or the opposition party in Greece. They had both argued for weeks about a transfer of a student from one university to another as a favor and a minister was forced to resign about it. Yet they were silent when it came to the 17 December compromise in Brussels. This silence forced people to assume...

... was then touted as a bipartisan compromise that addressed the concerns of both the White House and the Democratic leadership in Congress. But the only thing I saw as being compromised in that resolution was the Constitution, and the power it gives to Congress to declare war. I stated then, and restate now...

... among young and educated Greek Cypriots? What are the most important motives and con- straints for a solution, and what does it take for a compromise to be reached? This essay first provides theoretical discussion on federalism and consocia- 2. “Factsheet: Political Developments,” issue 2/2014...

... to form a compromise between two competing ideological visions through the promise of a liberal and socially just Europe. Almost two decades after Maastricht, the European Union resembles more closely a neoliberal outcome, with Social Democrats either marginalized or incorporated into grand...

... outcome of a vote to be held after an interim period. Thus the Danforth report’s unilateral effort to abrogate the terms of self-determination—virtually ruling out the possi- bility of secession—compromised U.S. commitment to the IGAD effort and in the process acceded to Khartoum’s position...

... and dignity would be irreparable, but the peace option as a strategic choice exposed his weaknesses. Accordingly, he could not compromise because it threatened dignity. Assad preferred to avoid negotiations. However, in future contacts, Syria had to hold ground...

... the world largely in terms of formal relations among sovereign states. NATO was a traditional security alliance that statesmen two centuries earlier would have recognized. While it did see itself as a community of democracies—a vision somewhat compromised...

... and economic contacts between the two communities continued to exist to a limited degree. There was also movement toward achieving a compromise through inter- communal talks, which began in 1968 and focused on setting up a unitary state with strong elements of local administration through which...

... of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the other States of the region” and “the call in previous resolutions for substantial autonomy and meaningful self-administration for Kosovo.” However, compromise was never seriously considered by the United States and Europeans. The Albanians understood...