The Trump insurgency has driven some Republicans to plan a counter-insurgency against their own party.
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"What Nigeria is doing inadvertently is creating the conditions for a real insurgency, a political insurgency," he said.
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For months, the Shabab, Somalia's leading Islamist militants, have been trying to beat back an insurgency within an insurgency.
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When her insurgency class was assigned a group project to analyze an insurgency movement, she lobbied her group to focus on the international hacking group Anonymous.
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We still have a Bush-Republican Congress, and the next phase of the Trump insurgency, or the populist insurgency, will be to storm the House and Senate.
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In Yemen, for example, Saudi Arabia saw the Shia Houthi insurgency as an Iranian puppet (Iran did support the insurgency, though this support is easy to overstate).
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It's only natural that populist insurgency makes Europeans feel squeamish.
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India denies any involvement in the decades old insurgency there.
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That wave of insurgency was ideological, not military, in nature.
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The PKK insurgency began in earnest in the mid 1980s.
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Across Iraq the insurgency has a new lease of life.
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A year later, he was arrested amid the Sunni insurgency.
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This represents a potential insurgency against the conventional meat industry.
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Some aggrieved Sunni officers joined the insurgency, and eventually ISIS.
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The insurgency in the northeast is in its ninth year.
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Or will the U.S. bombing escalation enflame the insurgency further?
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Rebellion, insurgency and civil war show no sign of abating.
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Then, his raised fist promised continued defiance and civil insurgency.
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During the months without a U.S. presence, the insurgency metastasized.
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A separatist insurgency since 2004 has killed nearly 7,000 people.
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The attacker took weapons from the outpost and joined insurgency.
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That has hurt the government's efforts to tame the insurgency.
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The insurgency has arguably never been more fearsome or ferocious.
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Almost all of its infrastructure was destroyed in the insurgency.
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The insurgency problem in the Sinai has only gotten worse.
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The three states are also home to a decades-old Maoist, or Naxalite, insurgency that fought security forces over land and mineral resources in indigenous forest areas, although the insurgency has waned in recent years.
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Is Syria the most difficult insurgency/civil war that you've seen?
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And it is difficult to maintain an insurgency without a leader.
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The early Sunday attack is part of a global Islamist insurgency.
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To understand Mr Trump's insurgency, start with the uses of outrage.
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Hillary Clinton has the chance to halt the Bernie Sanders insurgency.
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Inside the city his men grapple with a low-level insurgency.
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It was supposed to be the death knell for the insurgency.
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The PKK launched an insurgency against the Turkish state in 1984.
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The efforts also resemble the Tea Party insurgency on the right.
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Turkey is conducting a vicious counter-insurgency campaign against the PKK.
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He was, I believe, in Vietnam, working for the counter insurgency.
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S. insurgency that began soon after the 2003 U.S.-led invasion.
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Cynthia Nixon is running an insurgency campaign against New York's Gov.
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And also like Dagestan, it has elements of an Islamist insurgency.
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On top of all this, Turkey is battling a terrorist insurgency.
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The PKK has waged a three-decade insurgency in southeast Turkey.
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Myanmar says its security forces mounted legitimate counter-insurgency clearance operations.
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Police quickly reacted to the insurgency, killing the Taliban fighters. Nov.
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Now, a wider insurgency risks stoking militant Buddhism and sectarian conflict.
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In Lansdale's counter-insurgency approach, soldiers were fighters but also salesmen.
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For Turkish leaders, aiding Kobani risked strengthening Turkey's own Kurdish insurgency.
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Shanahan said defeating an insurgency through force alone is incredibly difficult.
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Baluchistan Province has been simmering with a separatist insurgency for decades.
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"We're facing an armed insurgency," Maduro told state television on Sunday.
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Most attacks focus on Borno state, the birthplace of the insurgency.
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Security experts say the insurgency is India's biggest internal security challenge.
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Over 150,000 were killed in the decades-long insurgency that ensued.
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He runs a straight-up insurgency on the moon of Jedha.
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That means the Bernie Sanders insurgency is about to be defeated.
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The fallout is widely believed to have helped fuel the insurgency.
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Colombia won't permit an insurgency to be armed in its territory.
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"The insurgency is not going to win in Afghanistan," said Gen.
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Myanmar says its troops are engaged in legitimate counter-insurgency operations.
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Riots ensued until the Syrian forces crushed an insurgency by Gen.
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Callimachi: That chaos was the perfect soil for a growing insurgency.
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Now it is not clear where an insurgency may come from.
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"These dynamics have turbocharged the insurgency that existed before," he said.
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Around Kasserine, jihadis are fighting an insurgency against the security forces.
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The attacker took the commander's weapon and joined the insurgency. Aug.
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The attacker took the commander's weapon and joined the insurgency. Aug.
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Turkey claimed these groups were part of an anti-Turkish insurgency.
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It was 2007, as the Afghan Taliban insurgency was growing bolder.
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Military force, absent a legitimate government, put the insurgency on steroids.
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S. insurgency in the Euphrates River valley and the country's northeast.
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The PKK launched a separatist insurgency in southeast Turkey in 1984.
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Checkpoints, introduced as a counter-insurgency measure, control movement as never before.
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Ankara considers the YPG a front for its own domestic Kurdish insurgency.
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The PKK has waged a three-decade-long insurgency in southeastern Turkey.
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We wouldn't call it insurgency because it evoked the images of Vietnam.
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But terrorism and insurgency have put off investors, both foreign and domestic.
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In the north-west Mali's Islamist insurgency has spilled over the border.
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Against an Islamist insurgency across West Africa, it is a useful ally.
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The consequences of the Taliban's bloody insurgency are far-reaching and deadly.
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It is also fighting a Kurdish militant insurgency in its own southeast.
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The southern Philippines has been marred for decades by insurgency and banditry.
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The American military occupation helped fuel an insurgency and a civil war.
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More than 700 schools have been closed because of the ongoing insurgency.
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But analysts say the plan has little chance of stemming the insurgency.
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South Sudan's Civil War: Violence, Insurgency and Failed Peacemaking By John Young.
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Kadyrov was entrusted by Putin to stop the Islamist insurgency in Chechnya.
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This was followed by fighting between rival clans and an Islamist insurgency.
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The PKK has waged an insurgency in southern Turkey since the 1980s.
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But it is embroiled in a bloody insurgency against Egypt's security forces.
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But that is not the final question to ask about any insurgency.
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What if the left truly does achieve a Tea Party–like insurgency?
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The Sanders insurgency has forced Mrs Clinton to build her campaign aggressively.
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It also has an indigenous ethnic Baloch insurgency fighting the central government.
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Turkey now faces a double insurgency: by the Kurds and the jihadists.
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Mr Sanders's unpredicted insurgency was to some degree a testament to that.
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It has also been the hotbed of a decades-long Maoist insurgency.
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Until now, there had been few signs of a mounting progressive insurgency.
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The first night called a truce with Senator Sanders's left-wing insurgency.
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Nigeria is battling a decadelong Boko Haram insurgency in the country's northeast.
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Olusegun Adeniyi, who commands the anti-insurgency operation, told reporters last month.
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There's an insurgency of Bernie-type, philosophically driven people who support progress.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who's leading a leftist insurgency in the Democratic Party.
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The PKK is now waging an insurgency against Turkey to the north.
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It also has an indigenous ethnic Baluch insurgency fighting the central government.
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She wrote her thesis about the intraparty insurgency that ultimately toppled Cannon.
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We are fighting a 2016 insurgency with nuclear weapons from the 1980s.
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During the subsequent al-Qaeda insurgency, local officials, including him, were targeted.
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Thousands of people had simply disappeared since the insurgency began, it said.
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Context: The virus is spreading across Afghanistan during a raging Taliban insurgency.
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Insurgency spread in places like Darfur, the Red Sea area and Kordofan.
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Otherwise, some Afghan non-government organisations are operating in insurgency-prone areas.
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The Myanmar military says the crackdown is a legitimate counter-insurgency operation.
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And in Iraq and Syria, the group has reverted to an insurgency.
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As the insurgency unfurled across the state, it did not miss Baga.
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These are the ministries running the anti-insurgency operation in Rakhine State.
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It also has an indigenous ethnic Baloch insurgency fighting against central government.
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Bernie Sanders fight, the Democratic establishment pitted against a left-wing insurgency.
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Yet many of the grievances that led to the insurgency remain unresolved.
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The commander said the military closed the road to curb the insurgency.
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And even if they kill insurgents, they will not kill the insurgency.
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In other cases, Iranian support for the insurgency has been more significant.
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At the end of the day, the Taliban is a local insurgency.
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Just how far ISIS is really connected to the insurgency is unclear.
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Turkey has long considered the Kurdish YPG to be a terrorist insurgency.
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The Tea Party insurgency knocked off tons of senior, respected elected Republicans.
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But consider the fact that Crowley has been the party's county chairman in Queens for years, succeeding his mentor and longtime predecessor in Congress Tom Manton, so this was a local party insurgency as well as a district insurgency.
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That line crosses north Sinai, though, where Egypt is fighting an Islamist insurgency.
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The military estimates that about 3,900 Marxist insurgents continue to wage the insurgency.
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There, an insurgency against the government has been growing for almost a year.
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Ankara considers the Syrian Kurds terrorists connected with a Turkish insurgency inside Syria.
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"This tells us that the insurgency has a lot of options," he said.
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Egypt is fighting a stubborn Islamic State insurgency in its North Sinai region.
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For nearly five years, Egypt has struggled to put down a dogged insurgency.
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The group is also fighting a low-level insurgency in north-eastern Kenya.
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In fact, there is little evidence that the insurgency is being pushed back.
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A pro-Russia insurgency in the east has further stretched the country's resources.
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A separatist insurgency has dragged on since 2004, killing more than 6,900 people.
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But he ruled out any link between the suspected plotters and the insurgency.
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The Nigerian government and military have repeatedly said the insurgency has been "defeated".
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Most of the fighters in the insurgency are ideologically committed to the cause.
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The government accuses the Brotherhood of fomenting an Islamist insurgency since Mursi's removal.
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Afghan officials also say the insurgency is being directed from outside their country.
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Myanmar denies the accusation, saying it was engaged in legitimate counter-insurgency operations.
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An Islamist militant group has been waging an insurgency in Somalia since 2007.
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The fortifications were meant to be temporary; a response to an insurgency outside.
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I love the town because of how peaceful it was before the insurgency.
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That is the kind of guerrilla insurgency both countries foresee IS turning to.
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Despite the focus on liberal insurgency, conservatives and moderates will decide Trump's reelection.
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Take Mr. Trump's insurgency, built on barking out the basest and craziest comments.
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Buhari has faced health struggles, economic headwinds and a relentless Boko Haram insurgency.
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Quetta and the rest of Baluchistan province have long been hit by insurgency.
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The insurgency began in 2009 when police killed Boko Haram's leader, Mohammed Yusuf.
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There is also a more overlooked element of the FARC's insurgency at play.
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Nor will conquest resolve the underlying conditions that originally fueled the extremist insurgency.
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They should recognize the insurgency as a political problem requiring a political solution.
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A specialized and targeted deployment of counter-terror and counter-insurgency is needed.
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He came to the presidency after its darkest period, the 1990s Islamic insurgency.
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You can't defeat an insurgency, or a group like ISIS, with bombing alone.
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They warned that the current environment could lead to a full-scale insurgency.
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Turkey views the Kurdish forces as part of a violent insurgency within Turkey.
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Those attacks were the deadliest since al Shabaab began an insurgency in 2007.
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Ankara considers the Syrian Kurds terrorists connected with a Kurdish insurgency inside Turkey.
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Ankara has accused the Kurds of being linked with an anti-Turkish insurgency.
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Above all, Mr. Kadyrov has pursued the fight against separatism and Islamist insurgency.
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A surging Taliban insurgency, meanwhile, is flush with a new inflow of money.
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In time, the insurgency gained Communist North Vietnam's support with men and supplies.
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The Taliban insurgency, with support from Pakistan and others, continues to take territory.
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It is now the epicenter of the world's fastest-growing Islamist-led insurgency.
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This means they engage in terrorism and insurgency operations outside of Iran's borders.
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A new insurgency in Rakhine makes reconciliation among local communities even less likely.
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The Islamist insurgency in the northern Caucasus has also provided thousands of fighters.
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As importantly, they contributed to the extension of an unnecessary insurgency in Iraq.
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They'll be hard to track and likely will return as a ragtag insurgency.
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The Rohingya refugee problem isn't going away until the Rohingya insurgency is over.
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A U.S.-led international force has fought since then against a Taliban insurgency.
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It also has an indigenous ethnic Baloch insurgency fighting against the central government.
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The Nigerian military had "completely lost the initiative against the insurgency," they said.
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If anyone in Congress was likely to support Sanders's insurgency, it was Merkley.
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Ankara views the YPG as an extension of a Kurdish insurgency inside Turkey.
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Ethnic tensions and jihad insurgency A jihadist insurgency spread into the north and center of Mali in 2012, and foreign troops and the government have been unable to fully regain control over large regions of the landlocked West African country.
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Van Jones: If Hillary Clinton wins, it will be because she put down two insurgencies: the insurgency in the Democratic Party led by Bernie Sanders, and the insurgency on the right in and beyond the Republican Party led by Trump.
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The military says a few thousand Maoist insurgents are continuing to wage the insurgency.
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The state of Borno is where Boko Haram began their insurgency seven years ago.
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Ellison is picking up the mantle of the insurgency that fueled Sanders' presidential run.
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This made the state a natural place for an anti-Trump insurgency to emerge.
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Al-Shabab has been waging an insurgency in the country for about 10 years.
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A separatist insurgency has dragged on in southern Thailand for more than fifteen years.
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The government's rigging of an election in 1987 sparked an insurgency, stoked by Pakistan.
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Fallujah is the proof point that insurgency cannot be broken through military means alone.
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The catchwords of counter-insurgency doctrine—"protect the population"—sounded noble in field manuals.
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The coup also fuelled a jihadist insurgency in Sinai that continues to torment Egypt.
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"I don't think Donald Trump is against the insurgency," McDaniel said in an interview.
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They are not the first to find themselves caught in an anti-insurgency trap.
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Myanmar denies the accusations and has said it waged a legitimate counter-insurgency operation.
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The insurgency is led by a local affiliate of the extremist Islamic State group.
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The ethnic Albanian militant organization staged a nine-month insurgency in Macedonia in 2001.
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From there he co-directed an armed insurgency aimed at overthrowing the Indian state.
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Inequality, corruption and divisive rule originally fuelled the rebellion and nurtured the jihadist insurgency.
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Northern parts have been affected by the Boko Haram insurgency spilling over from Nigeria.
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Security, meanwhile, has deteriorated with the spread of an Islamist insurgency from neighboring Mali.
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Boko Haram's insurgency has killed about 15,000 people and displaced more than 2 million.
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Turkey is also fighting a full scale insurgency from Kurdish militants, like the PKK.
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Ankara says it is targeting Kurdish forces linked to an insurgency on Turkish territory.
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The result was hardly surprising: the formation of a Sunni-led insurgency months later.
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Islamic State militants are waging an insurgency in the rugged, thinly populated Sinai Peninsula.
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Putin pursued an exclusively military solution against the Chechen insurgency, and ultimately it worked.
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Afghan elites could continue business as usual … at least until the next insurgency began.
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It is, says Mr O'Hanlon, a "stalemate with a slight edge to the insurgency".
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Ralph Northam, put to the test by Perriello and the party's growing progressive insurgency.
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"I think we're going to see a genuine insurgency in this country," he said.
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First, weak Afghan governance, zero-sum politics and endemic corruption fuel the Taliban insurgency.
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This selective application of force and persuasion will help deal with this longstanding insurgency.
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But his insurgency shows how the battle to dominate online groceries remains wide open.
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Ankara views the YPG as terrorists linked to a Kurdish insurgency on Turkish soil.
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Many of the conditions that nurtured its insurgency—poverty, corruption and bad governance—remain.
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Turkey fears that advances by the YPG could enflame a Kurdish insurgency at home.
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The plan, however, has a catch: the area is home to a vicious insurgency.
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Baluchistan Province has been simmering with a separatist insurgency by Baluch rebels for decades.
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Most attacks by the group focus on Borno state, the birthplace of the insurgency.
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The country is battling an Islamic State-backed insurgency in its North Sinai region.
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Demonstrations for the holiday frequently led to violence during the PKK's 40-year insurgency.
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The region has been scarred by a cycle of insurgency, civil unrest and crackdown.
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Insurgency has plagued the ethnic Malay region for decades but it intensified in 2004.
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CJTF is a local militia created in 2013 to fight insurgency in the region.
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Since then, however, Afghan forces have struggled to hold back a resurgent Taliban insurgency.
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"Paramilitarism is no ghost invoked by the insurgency," the FARC said in its statement.
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Now, on his forthcoming EP Insurgency, Leonce lets his talent for futuristic production shine.
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Takhar, a province bordering Tajikistan, has long been a hotbed of the Taliban insurgency.
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But rights groups say that Mr. Sisi also bears some responsibility for the insurgency.
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Extraordinary laws enacted to suppress the insurgency in Kashmir and elsewhere remain in force.
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Despite several meetings with representatives of the insurgency, extended negotiations do not appear imminent.
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"You can't kill your way to success in a counter insurgency effort," retired Adm.
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A separatist insurgency by some Baluch tribes has simmered in the province for decades.
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A primary goal of the FARC insurgency was improving the lives of rural Colombians.
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"All the way back to Dartmouth, I was part of the insurgency," she said.
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If it was a gambit to deal with the Rakhine insurgency, it has miscarried.
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He challenged the kingdom's monarchical tradition, introduced an insurgency and questioned the Wakandan religion.
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The cellphone tower strategy augments the group's more conventional, and deadly, forms of insurgency.
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Ankara has accused the groups of being linked to an anti-Turkish insurgency. Sens.
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Sobolev is an businessman from Donetsk, a flashpoint of pro-Russian insurgency in Ukraine.
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What about al Qaeda, who are now embedded deep within the conventional Taliban insurgency?
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The Taliban insurgency benefits from overmatched Afghan military forces but also an ineffective government.
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The insurgency group has thus far denied the opportunity to speak with Afghanistan's government.
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The commander said the military closed the road at 1500 GMT to curb insurgency.
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Egypt itself has been fighting a growing Islamist insurgency, mainly in its Sinai region.
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Turkish officials view those forces as allied with a violent Kurdish insurgency in Turkey.
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Buhari's opponents used the attack to question the former general's handling of the insurgency.
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The Iraq insurgency thankfully was quelled, to a degree, by the 2007 troop surge.
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It is also battling an insurgency by Kurdish militants in its largely Kurdish southeast.
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They use shadow governance, terrorist tactics, military operations, and propaganda to advance their insurgency.
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An insurgency that has internal support and external sanctuary has not lost since WWII.
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Cameroon, Chad and Niger all contribute to a multinational force to combat the insurgency.
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Erdogan, meanwhile, has struggled to crush the ongoing PKK insurgency in the country's southeast.
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It was both an omen and a sign that these insurgency campaigns could win.
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Myanmar has denied nearly all allegations, saying it waged a legitimate counter-insurgency operation.
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The number fell to 313 in Bush's last year in office as the insurgency faded.
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Still, U.S. military leaders warn Islamic State will likely morph into a more classic insurgency.
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About 2.1 million people have been displaced and thousands have been killed during the insurgency.
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More than 2,100 civilians in India have been killed in the Maoist insurgency since 2010.
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The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) has waged an insurgency against the Turkish state for decades.
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You might call this the front line of the cultural war against Afghanistan's conservative insurgency.
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And an ISIS-linked insurgency is growing, the terror attacks becoming more brazen and frequent.
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Myanmar denies ethnic cleansing, saying its security forces had mounted legitimate counter-insurgency clearance operations.
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More than 40,000 people have been killed since the PKK launched its insurgency in 1984.
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Hatred of the Shiites was a hallmark of the insurgency that was sweeping across Iraq.
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Palin, a darling of the Tea Party insurgency, could help inoculate him from such attacks.
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The armed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) have waged a three-decade insurgency in Turkey's southeast.
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It is fragile, caught somewhere between being a proto-state and a full-fledged insurgency.
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Afghanistan faces a terrifying insurgency but has a president doing his best to restore order.
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The announcement came after reports on an internal insurgency at the museum over the event.
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Hundreds of Egyptian soldiers and police have been killed fighting the Islamist insurgency in Sinai.
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Egypt accuses Hamas of working with jihadists who are fighting a bloody insurgency in Sinai.
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Distract Beijing by facilitating an insurgency at home, and the Nine Dash Line will fade.
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Does Domenick want to start an insurgency of Malolos to take power away from Chris?
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Mr Sisi and his generals have struggled to put down a long-running Islamist insurgency.
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The militias are most active in Mali, which has battled a jihadist insurgency since 2012.
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The military denies ethnic cleansing, saying its security forces mounted legitimate counter-insurgency clearance operations.
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In New Jersey, Murphy, 59, has again quelled an attempted insurgency from the Sanders wing.
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Hours before polls opened, explosions rocked Maiduguri, capital of Borno state, epicentre of the insurgency.
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Whether they can succeed in time to fend off populist insurgency remains an open question.
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Egypt has been fighting an Islamist militant insurgency since 2013, mostly concentrated in North Sinai.
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The insurgency has occasionally spilled into nearby Songkhla province, thronged by tourists from neighboring Malaysia.
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This is a strategic approach to the digital counter-insurgency required to prevent radicalization online.
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Kallon said 7.1 million people still need humanitarian assistance as a result of the insurgency.
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The insurgency, they judge, prevents India from using Afghanistan as a launch-pad for aggression.
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Hours before polls opened, explosions rocked Maiduguri, capital of Borno state, epicenter of the insurgency.
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A close second: Robert Mercer, the eccentric right-wing billionaire who backed the Trump insurgency.
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The Special Forces' dictum has long been that if an insurgency isn't shrinking, it's succeeding.
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A Russian-backed separatist insurgency erupted in 2014 and bloodshed has continued despite the ceasefire.
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The Taliban is a national insurgency determined to weaken if not overthrow the Afghan state.
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Either scenario is quite real for Democrats if confronted by a Green third-party insurgency.
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In the western province of Xinjiang, repression of ethnic minorities has aggravated an incipient insurgency.
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Turkey deems the YPG a threat linked to a decades-long Kurdish insurgency at home.
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The violent insurgency has killed thousands and group abductions of schoolgirls have caused international outrage.
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The reintegration of the fighters and all those affected by the insurgency will be key.
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Bernie Sanders, de facto leader of the progressive insurgency inspired by his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Turkey considers the Kurdish fighters to be terrorists allied with a Kurdish insurgency in Turkey.
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But there's a reason op-ed writers like Hayes aren't proposing this kind of insurgency.
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The Taliban are an insurgency that aims to replace or change the current Afghan government.
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Why is the military government so anxious to deflect attention from the Malay-Muslim insurgency?
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Jerry Blevins replaced deGrom and quelled the Cubs' mini-insurgency, retiring the next three batters.
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Kaniela Ing, a favorite of the progressive insurgency, came in a distant fourth or fifth.
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The fighting has marked the deadliest period in at least two decades of the insurgency.
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As the Kurds grew strong, this alarmed Turkey, which is fighting its own Kurdish insurgency.
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A Russia-backed separatist insurgency led to fighting that has killed 10,000 people since 2014.
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The insurgency then linked with al-Qaida and metastasized into a Sahara-wide extremist movement.
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Leonce: Yeah Shadows and Insurgency came from the same sessions over the last 3 years.
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What Republican Senator is going to lead the insurgency to prevent the repeal of Obamacare?
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It launched an insurgency in 1984 in which more than 40,000 people have been killed.
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A 19th-century insurgency stretched for decades before the army of Czar Alexander II triumphed.
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But a Sunni insurgency grew on his watch, turning the war into a bloody quagmire.
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And who better to lead a counter-insurgency than a Marine general nicknamed "Mad Dog"?
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A separatist insurgency against Indian rule began in 1989 and has since claimed 47,000 lives.
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Since 2001, it has led a violent insurgency against the internationally backed government, killing thousands.
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Boko Haram's decade-long insurgency campaign has killed thousands and displaced millions in northeastern Nigeria.
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The attacker then seized all weapons and equipment in the base and joined the insurgency.
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In fact, the Taliban insurgency is as potent now as at any time since 2500.
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The Egyptian military has been fighting an Islamic insurgency in the Sinai desert, near Gaza.
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The country has also intervened in Mali to counter an insurgency by Islamist rebels there.
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Failure to make this shift in 2003 contributed to the rise of a pernicious insurgency.
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The group's insurgency in northeastern Nigeria has already forced 11 million children out of school.
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Its loss, after several years of brutal terrorism and insurgency, could well call for celebration.
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But Turkey has also been battling Kurdish insurgency for the better part of a year.
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Ankara views the YPG as a terrorist group linked to a Kurdish insurgency inside Turkey.
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Ankara considers them to be terrorist groups linked to an insurgency inside its own borders.
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The insurgency poses the worst threat yet to the rule of DRC President Joseph Kabila.
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They have since reverted to hit-and-run insurgency tactics aimed at destabilizing the government.
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Afghanistan remains in the grip of a resolute insurgency and a kleptocratic, dysfunctional governing elite.
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There were attempts against other ministers until the insurgency was crushed in the late 1990s.
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The PKK has carried out a deadly, three-decade insurgency in Turkey's mainly Kurdish southeast.
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Egypt, battling an Islamist insurgency in neighboring Sinai, keeps its border with Gaza largely closed.
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Others say the insurgency lacks the broader appeal of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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Myanmar denies ethnic cleansing, and says its security forces mounted legitimate counter-insurgency clearance operations.
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Egypt is also grappling with a deadly Islamic State insurgency in the North Sinai region.
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The insurgency has killed over 30,000 people and displaced millions of civilians in affected areas.
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U.S. ally Pakistan, a nuclear-armed nation of 400 million people, is fighting a Taliban insurgency in its northwest, a separatist insurgency along its Iranian border in the west, and has a heavily militarised and disputed border with arch rival India in the east.
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Indeed, Cairo relies on U.S. military hardware, from combat jets to tanks and artillery, in its ongoing operation to combat a years-old Islamic insurgency in the Sinai Peninsula (an insurgency that does not have the capability to attack the U.S. in any way).
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The unpopular leftist president has said he was facing an armed insurgency intent on overthrowing him.
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The results validate his campaign, effectively ending doubts that his insurgency was not a real movement.
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Together, they represent the first armed insurgency to emerge from the Muslim minority Rohingya in decades.
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In total, some 40,000 people have been killed since the PKK launched its insurgency in 1984.
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The surrender of Hakimullah's family may weaken the Pakistani Taliban's insurgency which has raged since 2007.
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The commendation was not explicitly for that act, but for "sustained efforts in counter-insurgency operations".
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It now appears to have spawned a potent insurgency which has grown in size, observers say.
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Mansour consolidated his grip by winning territory and bringing the fractured insurgency together on the battlefield.
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The Taliban has been fighting a 14-year insurgency against the Western-backed government in Pakistan.
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Mr Thaksin, too, took a similar no-nonsense approach to an Islamist insurgency in southern Thailand.
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The group is also fighting a low-level insurgency across the border in north-eastern Kenya.
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We in the West must be forceful in supporting Turkey against the domestic insurgency it faces.
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But even then, America failed to root out the insurgency led by the remnants of Taliban.
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Duterte, however, said what he needed were attack helicopters and small planes for counter-insurgency operations.
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During the ongoing insurgency, she has lost neighborhood friends and her mother's best friend was shot.
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Suu Kyi's decision to skip the UN meetings next week has been blamed on the insurgency.
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It also faces a separate security threat from a Kurdish insurgency in its largely Kurdish southeast.
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The army has been tormented by a jihadist insurgency in the northern part of the peninsula.
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Many believe the IS threat won't end with the pocket's recapture and an insurgency is underway.
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Second, the Islamist insurgency in the North Caucasus has shown signs of a new flare-up.
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Along with the economic challenges, Egypt also faces an insurgency by Islamic militants in northern Sinai.
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The death toll from the start of the insurgency in 1984 stands at more than 40,000.
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Their growing sway has alarmed Turkey, which is fighting an insurgency among its own Kurdish minority.
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Turkey has also fought a Kurdish insurgency that has claimed more than 40,000 lives since 1984.
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Horrified, the Afghan government suspended its cooperation with the nearly conceived mining-as-counter-insurgency program.
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Somalia continues to face an Islamist insurgency and is struggling to rebuild after decades of conflict.
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The PKK has fought a three-decade-old insurgency which has killed more than 40,000 people.
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Myanmar has denied nearly all allegations, saying it has been waging a legitimate counter-insurgency operation.
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Nigeria agreed on a ceasefire with major militant groups in 2009 to end an earlier insurgency.
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But his most colorful language was reserved for the bloody drug war and the southern insurgency.
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After defeat, Islamic State would wage an insurgency and resemble al-Qaeda on "steroids", he said.
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That does not count Sinai, where the government has blocked access due to an Islamist insurgency.
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The group is returning to its roots as an insurgency -- grounded in expertise, experience and cash.
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The Islamic State is an example of the kind of insurgency that thrives in weakened regimes.
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The insurgency today is being waged less by infiltrators from Pakistan and more by local militants.
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More than 30,000 people have been killed in northeast Nigeria since 2009 in an Islamist insurgency.
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Somalia has been mired in civil war since 1991 and continues to face an Islamist insurgency.
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The insurgency has begun another spring offensive, which promises to be bloodier than in years past.
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The decades-long insurgency against the Turkish state in a conflict that has claimed 40,000 lives.
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The PKK has fought a three-decade-old insurgency that has killed more than 40,000 people.
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Trump, the quintessential old-school New Yorker, is an unlikely leader for a red-state insurgency.
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Guerrilla fighters donned T-shirts and attended outdoor concerts as they voted to end their insurgency.
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The possible emergence of an insurgency involving Rohingyas has already been seized upon by Buddhist nationalists.
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We do know Lorance's command was in a hot zone where the Taliban insurgency was active.
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Last August, Kurdish youth groups close to the P.K.K. began an insurgency in some Kurdish towns.
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The insurgency has displaced 1.7 million people in northeast Nigeria, where such bombings commonly take place.
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Conscription can also mean serving in the south, where Muslim Malay separatists are fighting an insurgency.
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I wanted Shadows to be like an introduction and Insurgency to be a more focused project.
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But cities dominated by extreme violence can require tactics more akin to counter-insurgency, said Muggah.
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But this doesn't do justice to the critique of capitalism at the heart of the insurgency.
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NATO ally Turkey views Kurdish militia as terrorists, an extension of a Kurdish insurgency in Turkey.
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The insurgency has killed more than 30,000 people and displaced millions of civilians in affected areas.
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And Russia could soon move to crush the last vestige of the Syrian anti-government insurgency.
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But again, they're reconstituting in small groups operating in the shadows as a low-level insurgency.
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The Egyptian military is still battling to extinguish a militant insurgency centered in the North Sinai.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden was just the vessel it used to beat back the insurgency.
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Her dreams came to an abrupt end on Sunday night in Nigeria's insurgency-hit Borno State.
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These ideas have acquired traction because of widespread Islamophobia and the insurgency in Muslim-majority Kashmir.
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A self-described Marxist-masochist, Mr. del Río founded the Mexican Workers Party's magazine Popular Insurgency.
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Mindanao, home to 20 million people, is the heart of the country's long-simmering Muslim insurgency.
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But today's G.O.P. is more like a radical, anti-democratic insurgency than a conventional political party.
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Egypt has fought an insurgency waged by an Islamic State affiliate in North Sinai since 2013.
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I am running the insurgency, doing the fighting and taking casualties and you cannot force us.
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The province borders Syria in a region where Kurdish militants have waged a three-decade insurgency.
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Ankara considers the Syrian Kurds terrorists who are an extension of a Kurdish insurgency within Turkey.
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And a secessionist group, the Baluchistan Liberation Army, has waged a low-level insurgency for years.
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Counterterrorism analysts are concerned that ISIS may be grafting itself onto the insurgency in northern Mozambique.
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Myanmar has denied the accusations, saying its forces engaged in a counter-insurgency operation against "terrorists".
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Instead of ending a minor insurgency, the fighting brought disparate rebels together into the original FARC.
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Quetta is the capital Baluchistan province which has been plagued for decades by a separatist insurgency.
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Women are playing an increasingly important role in the insurgency — and security forces are not prepared.
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It had gained influence through elections and community outreach, but was nevertheless treated like an insurgency.
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International human rights organizations have raised concern over the insurgency and the government's heavy-handed response.
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Myanmar has denied human rights abuses, saying its military is engaged in legitimate counter-insurgency operations.
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But Hausa may be of little use in Borno state, where the insurgency of Boko Haram rages.
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He has also been charged with insurgency, sabotage, terrorism and illegal entry into South Sudan, he said.
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The Kurdish insurgency is a separate conflict, but it has become increasingly intertwined with the Syrian war.
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Spencer called on his supporters to stop acting like an insurgency and begin acting like the establishment.
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The insurgency represents the gravest challenge yet to the 35-year rule of Cameroon's President Paul Biya.
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In Syria, as in Iraq and Afghanistan, an air campaign without ground troops just creates an insurgency.
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Preparations for the polls were hit by infighting within a government struggling to contain the Taliban insurgency.
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It declared allegiance to the Islamic State but later said it was rejoining the Pakistani Taliban insurgency.
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Ankara considers the Syrian Kurds to terrorists who are an extension of a Kurdish insurgency within Turkey.
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The Trump insurgency, in this context, amounted to an internal realignment or revolution within the Republican Party.
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The recent unrest has been of a different kind from the insurgency that previously plagued the state.
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Myanmar denies almost all the accusations, saying its forces engaged in a counter-insurgency operation against "terrorists".
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Ankara's forces are again fighting a Kurdish insurgency in Turkey following the collapse of a peace process.
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Without some progress on that front, no amount of external military support will kill off the insurgency.
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Acting largely on his own initiative, he proceeded to put in place a model counter-insurgency regime.
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Turkey, however, considers Syrian Kurds to be terrorists who are part of an insurgency in the country.
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The jihadist African insurgency has too many deep-seated causes to be put down easily or fast.
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For years the authorities have conflated the campaign for tribal rights with India's long-running Maoist insurgency.
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More than two million people have been driven from their homes in the group's six-year insurgency.
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Quetta is the capital of Baluchistan province, the scene of a low-level insurgency by Baloch separatists.
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It was June 8, 2004 -- the height of the insurgency when attacks on American forces were constant.
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It launched its insurgency in 1984 and more than 40,000 people have been killed in the conflict.
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A political outsider, he was elected when his country faced a terrorist insurgency, hyperinflation and economic meltdown.
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Maoists launched their insurgency in the 1960s and have been fighting from their jungle hideouts ever since.
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The separatist PKK has fought an on-off insurgency against Turkish security forces for over three decades.
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The military's efforts to fight the Boko Haram Islamist insurgency, now in its tenth year, are crumbling.
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The insurgency accelerated after Indian forces killed a charismatic militant leader, Burhan Muzaffar Wani, in July 2016.
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India has long accused Pakistan of fuelling an armed insurgency in Kashmir, a charge that Islamabad denies.
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As a result, they even lost control of their own party to the Trump insurgency last year.
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In January 2004, a shadowy separatist insurgency by ethnic Malays resurfaced in Thailand, after simmering for decades.
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But once the city falls, Iraqi authorities fear the group will go underground and mount an insurgency.
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The armed insurgency in the Indian-ruled portion of Kashmir is one of the world's longest-running.
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A jihadist insurgency in Sinai has bedeviled Mr Sisi, while attacks elsewhere in Egypt are increasingly common.
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And if pressure from above is part of the current southern syndrome, so is insurgency from below.
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When violence is celebrated, evil consumes good and insurgency turns into a kind of distortion of civilization.
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The insurgency blazed when Mr Marcos imposed martial law on his way to becoming a kleptocratic dictator.
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The PKK launched its separatist insurgency in 1984, and more than 40,000 people have been killed since.
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For years, Washington has attempted to rein in Afghanistan's drug trade, which helps fund the Taliban insurgency.
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They signed on just days before the Iowa caucus, to appeal to the rising conservative insurgency, perhaps.
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In retaliation, the army launched a counter-insurgency campaign, killing, raping, and maiming Rohingya across Rakhine State.
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Chechnya has been the scene of an Islamist insurgency, with sporadic clashes between rebels and security forces.
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It also signals a more general disagreement over the role drugs might play in this new insurgency.
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The Islamic State insurgency in North Sinai has expanded to include civilian targets in the past year.
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But the militants are likely to wage an insurgency in Iraq and inspire attacks in the West.
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And sources familiar with the ongoing insurgency talks said there's a growing concern with the challenger void.
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Nigeria's latest strategy to deal with a protracted insurgency has been to withdraw troops to large bases.
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In 1950, a military junta, claiming Argentina was in the grip of a Communist insurgency, took control.
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ISIS as an insurgency will prove a challenging fight, as the West's experiences in past counterinsurgencies demonstrate.
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That means finding a compromise to preserve the cease-fire and move toward disarmament of the insurgency.
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More than 40,000 people have been killed during the 30-year separatist insurgency against New Delhi's rule.
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More than 63,000 people have been killed during the 30-year separatist insurgency against New Delhi's rule.
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" Jose Luis Gutierrez of Caracas vowed to "defend my country and my President against any foreign insurgency.
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Faced with a mounting Taliban insurgency, Obama dropped his original aim of pulling out of Afghanistan entirely.
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The PKK launched a separatist insurgency in 1984 in which more than 40,000 people have been killed.
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More than 40,000 people have died in conflict since the militant group launched its insurgency in 1984.
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Lister painstakingly tracks the evolution of the insurgency month by month, from March 0003 to September 2015.
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A Maoist insurgency has been active for years in India's tribal belt, which includes parts of Chhattisgarh.
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India has fought a three-decade old insurgency by Islamist militants in its part of the region.
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The secret documents reinforced what historians already knew: that the British-led counter-insurgency had been merciless.
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On the ground, it was often Kenyan police and army units who carried out counter-insurgency operations.
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There's a new sheriff in town in Lake County, Florida, and he's launching an insurgency against heroin.
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More than 40,000 people have been killed since the PKK launched its insurgency in Turkey in 1984.
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But the insurgency could continue for years, he said, regardless of whether US forces stay or go.
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The bomb attacks were the deadliest since Islamist militant group al Shabaab began an insurgency in 2007.
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Yet for now, the globalists who have long dominated are losing ground to a thriving nationalist insurgency.
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All of that indicates that 2018 could bring back the ferocious infighting of the Tea Party insurgency.
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Because, keep in mind, the leader of the insurgency was a man named Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
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Mr. Rajoy is treating that threat as an act of insurgency, worthy of a forceful police response.
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Some 14,000 U.S. troops remain in Afghanistan, among whom about 5,000 are dedicated to counter-insurgency operations.
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The Philippines' Communist insurgency began in 1969, making it one of the longest-running conflicts in Asia.
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The mass abduction in April 2014 brought international attention to the Boko Haram insurgency in northern Nigeria.
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It was deadliest attack on security forces since the beginning of the insurgency in the late 1980s.
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That support has already been extensive in a year of major territorial gains for the Taliban insurgency.
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As a nationwide insurgency with coherent command and territorial control, the FARC hasn't existed since late 2016.
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In Bush's case, California reinforced the results of the other major contests and effectively ended McCain's insurgency.
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They see them as indistinguishable from Kurdish separatists who have fought an insurgency inside Turkey for decades.
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ISIS may have lost its geographic space, but we should expect it to revert to an insurgency.
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In Mali, where an Islamist insurgency is intensifying, some are calling for checks on mosques and NGOs.
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Bashar al-Assad, Syria's dictator, has all but defeated a rebel insurgency, with Russian and Iranian help.
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Nigeria is beset by security challenges, including a jihadist insurgency and communal violence between farmers and herders.
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Saudi Arabia's attention has turned to Iran, while Egypt is focused on suppressing an insurgency in Sinai.
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Ukraine is fighting a pro-Russian separatist insurgency in eastern regions that has killed more 10,000 people.
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That's as opposed to the broader mission of helping the Afghan government fend off the Taliban insurgency.
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It relies on insurgency style tactics of sniper attacks, mobile fighting units and suicide and concealed bombs.
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But since Sinjar, it's lost so much territory that it's gone back, tactically, to being an insurgency.
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About 2.1 million people have been displaced and thousands have been killed during the seven-year insurgency.
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Bouteflika has ruled since 1999 and stamped out a decade-long Islamist insurgency early in his rule.
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The group has carried out regular attacks on officials, government offices, and civilian sites during its insurgency.
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But in other respects, women experience unique challenges as members of an armed insurgency such as FARC.
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Some predict the return of a low-level insurgency much as before IS swept control in June 2014.
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From there it continues to enjoy safe haven and conduct its insurgency against American, international and Afghan targets.
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Police said they are investigating whether the violence stemmed from personal conflict or was connected to the insurgency.
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The militant group behind the insurgency pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 2014 and called itself Sinai Province.
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"The government and insurgency can both be heading downwards," he said, making a dipping motion with his hands.
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Though swathes of Syria remain beyond his grasp, the insurgency currently poses no military threat to his rule.
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The insurgency in northeast Nigeria has killed more than 30,000 people and displaced about 2 million since 2009.
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In the event, a swift US toppling of Saddam Hussein sparked an insurgency that killed thousands of Americans.
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It has killed thousands of Somalis and hundreds of civilians across East Africa in a decade-long insurgency.
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Police said they were investigating whether the shooting stemmed from personal conflict or was related to the insurgency.
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He would seek a peaceful solution to the three-decade-old Kurdish insurgency in southeastern Turkey, he said.
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Afghan security forces, which number 195,000 soldiers and more than 150,000 police, have struggled to combat the insurgency.
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To tackle the lucrative criminal enterprise, environment officials are fighting deforestation based on the logic of counter-insurgency.
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There was the rise of the insurgency, al Qaeda in Iraq, Shia militias, the sectarian bloodletting, and ISIS.
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CFR is specifically worried about the increasingly strong Taliban insurgency and a potential collapse of the Afghan government.
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For several years the army has tried to beat back an insurgency in Sinai, adopting scorched-earth tactics.
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Major shootings are rare in Thailand other than in the far south, where a decades-old insurgency persists.
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Niger, unlike Mali, has not fallen victim to a major insurgency in the north since the early 1990s.
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Iran entered the war to defend its ally, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, against a rebel insurgency.
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The mushrooming of such groups recalls the Tea Party insurgency that swept the Republicans to power in 553.
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It says that military action that followed militant attacks on security forces was a legitimate counter-insurgency operation.
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Major shootings are rare in Thailand other than in the far south, where a decades-old insurgency persists.
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For decades, the PKK waged a violent insurgency inside Turkey, fighting to establish their own independent Kurdish state.
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France, though signing the UN statement urging calm, even blocked a European resolution condemning Haftar and his insurgency.
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The southwest region is home to tens of thousands of people and forms a center of the insurgency.
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However, in the past decade index investing has grown from a scruffy insurgency into a mainstay of finance.
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Chilcot claims it was a mistake to disband Saddam's army and that this led directly to the insurgency.
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The coastal city was at the center of a communist insurgency that had erupted against the Marcos regime.
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"Not for one moment has there been a break in the negotiations with this armed insurgency," he said.
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Turkey sees the Kurdish insurgency as fueled by the territorial gains of Kurdish militia fighters in northern Syria.
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Mr Buhari's first term has been characterised by economic crisis and a brutal insurgency in the north-east.
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Nigerian security forces are stretched by the Islamist insurgency along with communal violence and banditry in other areas.
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Their attacks during a decade-long insurgency have killed more than 30,000 people and displaced millions of civilians.
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The jihadists' insurgency has killed about 15,000 people and forced more than two million to flee their homes.
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By 2628 it became clear the insurgency was overwhelming America's military forces and the U.S. casualty rate skyrocketed.
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Ankara views the YPG as a terrorist threat due to their links to a Kurdish insurgency at home.
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It bundles them together with the Turkish Kurds, who have rashly resumed their decades-old insurgency inside Turkey.
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Reality check First of all, there is no sign that this is a mass insurgency waiting to explode.
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Turkey sees the Kurdish insurgency as fuelled by the territorial gains of Kurdish militia fighters in northern Syria.
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Turnbull said the leadership crisis was an "internal insurgency" to move the Liberal party to the far right.
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The PKK, which says it is fighting for Kurdish autonomy, launched an insurgency in the southeast in 1984.
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IS has since reverted to a guerrilla-style insurgency and continues to carry out attacks on selected targets.
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In the neglected north a Marxist insurgency simmers (and boiled over in August, when guerrillas killed eight soldiers).
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Jammu and Kashmir lies on the border between India and Pakistan, and has witnessed violent insurgency since 1989.
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"When they say there's an insurgency here, people assume it's nothing but death and despair," Ms. Abubakar said.
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Residents and even some aid workers denounce hostages taken by Boko Haram as willing participants in the insurgency.
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Some joined the Iraqi insurgency in 2004 to form the core of what later became the Islamic State.
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What about Mexico which roils in a cauldron of poverty, corruption, and the bloodbath of a narco-insurgency?
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And the populist insurgency that rattled GOP leaders in this week's Alabama Senate runoff adds another wild card.
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Max Boot, a journalist turned foreign-policy scholar, supported winning both Iraq and Afghanistan with counter-insurgency strategies.
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It has long conducted an insurgency in an attempt to overthrow the Pakistani government and introduce Sharia law.
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It was an odd betrayal by Nixon, who claimed to like surfers, and it incited a minor insurgency.
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Afghan troops face a resurgent Taliban insurgency, an offshoot of the Islamic State (ISIS), and other terrorist groups.
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As the Southeast Asia correspondent from 1973 to 1975, Mr. Schanberg focused increasingly on the Khmer Rouge insurgency.
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"The security situation in Afghanistan continues to be dominated by a resilient insurgency," the report to Congress reads.
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Security forces have been accused of human rights abuses while struggling to contain the insurgency and its aftermath.
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He was one of the first Army officers to classify the simmering resistance among Iraqis as an insurgency.
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Many were in fact Chechens or Dagestanis, battle-hardened from decades of civil war and insurgency back home.
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First, officials deny that Thailand is a target for terrorism, especially terrorism arising from a chronic domestic insurgency.
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Many readers, though certainly not all, could also agree that Edward Snowden had engaged in a courageous insurgency.
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It's time to return to the negotiating table, to end the insurgency and to start rebuilding the nation.
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Ankara sees the YPG as an extension of the PKK which is fighting an insurgency on Turkish soil.
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ISIS began as an insurgency; now it's returning to its roots, which are spread deep across the region.
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Though the comedic-arts program is brand new, it has roots in a student insurgency in the 1970s.
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Islamic State, which is waging an insurgency there, claimed responsibility for the killings, five of which were shootings.
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Ankara worries that advances by the YPG in northern Syria could inflame the PKK insurgency on Turkish soil.
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Egypt is also trying improve security, with its military battling an Islamic State insurgency in the Sinai Peninsula.
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The insurgency has in the past targeted places of worship such as churches and mosques during those times.
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And a backlash against the takeover ignited an extremist insurgency centered on the North Sinai that continues today.
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She joined with Ms. Nixon and Jumaane Williams to form a ticket they believed was based on insurgency.
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Myanmar has denied almost all the accusations, saying its forces engaged in a counter-insurgency operation against "terrorists".
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ISIL will simply go underground and run an insurgency if it can't operate the way it currently does.
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It has killed hundreds of civilians across East Africa and thousands of Somalis in a decade-long insurgency.
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Economic austerity, a failure to quell the insurgency in Sinai and a harsh security crackdown are to blame.
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It is people initially excited by the Time's Up insurgency who are concerned about stagnation or even backsliding.
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However funny and (presumably) ironic, the insurgency gained traction as Renoir's soft-focus, saccharine Impressionism came under fire.
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Boko Haram, which was formed in Maiduguri, has killed more than 20,000 people in its nine-year insurgency.
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Since 1989, an Islamist insurgency supported by Pakistan has further complicated the conflict and raised the death toll.
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In the 1970s and 1980s, several of its priests joined the New People's Army, a communist insurgency group.
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He denied reports that the main highway leading out of Ghazni -- Highway 1 -- was blocked by the insurgency.
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Heng Afghanistan's struggling coalition government has been bogged down by infighting as it confronts an emboldened Taliban insurgency.
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There, the group has morphed into a low-level insurgency, carrying out hit-and-run attacks and bombings.
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His political career has been less an insurgency than a relentless climb through the ranks of the establishment.
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The militia is an offshoot of a guerrilla group that has waged a decades-long insurgency in Turkey.
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An exception is in Thailand's south, where an ethnic Malay Muslim insurgency is battling the majority Buddhist state.
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It is unusual for a serving police officer to be accused of involvement in Kashmir's 30-year insurgency.
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Pakistan, India's rival, also claims parts of Kashmir and is accused of stirring up an anti-India insurgency.
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More than 40,000 people have been killed in an insurgency in the Indian part of Kashmir since 1989.
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As we got deep into 2016, the Iraq insurgency and Hurricane Katrina came to feel almost like refuges.
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Bouteflika himself has ruled since 1999 and stamped out a decade-long Islamist insurgency early in his rule.
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But for an insurgency numbering about 30,000 men, who operate in small groups, it is a substantial sum.
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The report warns that ramshackle prisons holding some 10,000 jihadists could provide the wellspring of a new insurgency.
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The separatist insurgency and the frequent quarrels between India and Pakistan have hit the local tourism industry hard.
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Furthermore, in the climate of an insurgency, this sort of threat is incredible against a non-state actor.
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Last week, Thai Defense Minister Prawit Wongsuwan said the bombings were "definitely not an extension" of the insurgency.
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It isn't easy to mount an insurgency from the parking lot of a Target in suburban Orange County.
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The Taliban just wouldn't exist as a potent insurgency without the support of Pakistani military and intelligence establishment.
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These agrarian communities have been ravaged by a decade-long insurgency waged by Boko Haram in Nigeria's northeast.
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Political Institutionalization Without effective and comprehensive political institutionalization in Afghanistan, the insurgency in Afghanistan is unlikely to end.
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Beginning in the late eighties, an armed insurgency, supported by Pakistan, has turned the area into a battleground.
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Neglect by the authorities and a Maoist insurgency in the country's central tribal belt have exacerbated their plight.
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The group can effectively hide in that sparsely populated desert region and emerge to conduct insurgency-style attacks.
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In October 2016, Rohingya militants attacked three police posts in northern Rakhine – the beginning of a new insurgency.
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But despite this heightened media presence, waging what has become a shrinking insurgency can exact a psychic toll.
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Unlike any insurgency in Colombian history, it would be a movement armed with rock, punk and heavy metal.
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As a result, Xinjiang today is essentially locked in a low-level insurgency, with dozens dying every month.
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Islamist militants form part of a regional insurgency in the poor, sparsely populated deserts of West Africa's Sahel.
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"We are pleased with the federal government achievements in the insurgency war and in that vein state governors have approved that the sum of $1 billion be taken from the excess crude account by the federal government to fight the insurgency war to its conclusion," said Godwin Obaseki, Edo state governor.
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The government characterized the uprising as an insurgency by armed terrorists backed by its foreign enemies from the outset.
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Recent Islamic State assaults on Coptic Christians in Egypt have sparked fears of a provincial insurgency in the making.
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The attacks come as the government of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi faces an insurgency waged by Islamist groups.
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His supporters view him as a misunderstood hero who ended years of economic crisis while quashing a leftist insurgency.
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Egyptian security forces have been battling an Islamist insurgency that is concentrated in North Sinai and escalated after 2013.
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He came to power after promising to end a jihadist insurgency, diversify the economy from oil and reduce corruption.
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Russia faced a sustained insurgency in Chechnya in the 1990s and prosecuted a bloody war there for several years.
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He will then want to go after rebel forces in Idlib, where he has corralled much of Syria's insurgency.
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They have recorded almost 100 children used as weapons in the insurgency to the northwest of the African nation.
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Take Nigeria, where a bloody insurgency by the Islamist extremist group Boko Haram has created a growing humanitarian disaster.
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A year later, he was arrested during the Sunni insurgency that gripped Iraq and ferociously hampered the US occupation.
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The main group staging the insurgency pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 2014 and adopted the name Sinai Province.
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Historically, the insurgency has largely been led by militants from Pakistan, who have infiltrated across the Line of Control.
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Alarm has risen in Kabul and Washington as a resurgent Taliban insurgency has pushed government forces to the edge.
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And the rage at the Nigerian government that sparked the insurgency in the first place will not be extinguished.
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Those talks and a ceasefire broke down in 2015, unleashing some of the worst violence since the insurgency began.
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Michael Knights of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy says counter-insurgency in Yemen may last many years.
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Chibok is located in Borno State, the heartland of Boko Haram's decade-long insurgency in the West African country.
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The PKK has waged a three-decade insurgency for greater autonomy in the name of Turkey's 15 million Kurds.
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"The Taliban insurgency has never been stronger... We need a strategy to address all this, and fast," Kugelman said.
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I've been focusing on refugees and internally displaced people from the ongoing insurgency with the terrorist group Boko Haram.
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Its eight-year insurgency has killed more than 15,000 and displaced two million people in the Lake Chad region.
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Their authors hope to teach new survival strategies for the modern world to those incensed by Trump's political insurgency.
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On January 22000th that student, now a professor, will enter the White House as part of a populist insurgency.
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The open letter calls out the blatant ethnic cleansing being hidden under the guise of fighting terrorism and insurgency.
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Mali has been in crisis since 2012, while Nigeria has been battling the Boko Haram insurgency for a decade.
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He is battling a raging insurgency in Northern Sinai, led by Sinai Province, the Egyptian affiliate of Islamic State.
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The militants have killed thousands of Somalis and hundreds of civilians across East Africa in a decade-long insurgency.
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Ankara sees the YPG as an extension of a Kurdish militant group that is fighting an insurgency in Turkey.
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Dependent almost entirely on foreign aid, Afghan security forces are struggling to secure the country amid a rising insurgency.
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There was no immediate claim of responsibility, but Muslim separatists have been waging an insurgency campaign in southern Thailand.
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They discharge yet another 63 soldiers, wounded in what is becoming a bloody, protracted insurgency by ISIS-affiliated militants.
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More than 10,000 people have been killed since the Russia-backed insurgency erupted in Ukraine's industrialized east in 2014.
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Sadly, it was war and insurgency that would lead to both the Israeli-Egyptian and Israeli-Jordanian peace treaties.
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India is trying to contain an insurgency in its northernmost region that is more than a quarter-century old.
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The defeat of ISIS's last stronghold in Syria marks a significant milestone in the fight against the insurgency group.
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Hours before polls opened for the presidential vote, explosions rocked Maiduguri, capital of Borno state, epicentre of the insurgency.
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It is fighting an Islamist insurgency in Sinai in which hundreds of Egyptian soldiers and police have been killed.
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Bombings are common in the three southernmost provinces, where the insurgency has killed more than 6,500 people since 2004.
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The Taliban have waged an insurgency since a U.S.-led invasion ousted the group from power in late 2001.
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Myanmar's civilian government, buffeted by communist insurgency, ethnic strife and extreme poverty, fell in 1962 to a military coup.
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The region is recovering from a brutal 20-year insurgency that destroyed most of its infrastructure, including health facilities.
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The other three were claimed by Kurdish militants who have stepped up a three-decade insurgency in recent months.
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The group launched an insurgency that mainly targeted Turkish security personnel but also murdered Turkish civilians and Kurdish adversaries.
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This struggle to articulate a strategy has taken on added urgency as the Taliban insurgency has gained more steam.
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That, coupled with the Taliban's manpower and territorial command, helps ensure a more diverse cash flow for the insurgency.
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It was the worst single attack in years in a region where a Muslim separatist insurgency has killed thousands.
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The main insurgency group, the Barisan Revolusi Nasional (BRN), denied responsibility for the Bangkok bombings, which wounded four people.
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But in the mid- to late 2000s, when she was in her 20s, the insurgency began to seize Maiduguri.
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Their political insurgency may have hit its ceiling, though its support among younger voters gives it cause for hope.
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Algeria lamentably cancelled a general election to head off a victory by Islamists in 1992, unleashing a long insurgency.
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A decade of violence followed in which 200,000 people were killed as the security forces crushed the ensuing insurgency.
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An insurgency became a civil war and then a regional conflict involving Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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But the militants have stepped up attacks in Mali in recent months as part of a growing regional insurgency.
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Rural and remote, it is ideal for an insurgency, especially one as deep-rooted and well-organized as ISIS.
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Battling an Islamic State insurgency in the Sinai peninsula that borders Gaza, Egypt has frequently curtailed passage through Rafah.
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Beyond creating an insurgency, the rebels forged a lifestyle in the mountains replete with mobile kitchens and movable campsites.
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And he has yet to make any high-profile mark on an insurgency that is stretched by internal divisions.
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Russia went on to annex Crimea from Ukraine and backed a pro-Russian separatist insurgency in the country's east.
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"To defeat an insurgency, Iraq would need to move forward on its political and economic reform agenda," Lt. Gen.
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Around the same time, some Algerians formed the Islamic Salvation Front, a hard-line Islamist party and later insurgency.
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Second, the military characterizes the insurgency as "disturbances" perpetrated by misguided individuals, which serves to minimize its political implications.
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For 13 years, the insurgency has had little effect on the lives of most Thais outside the deep south.
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The mismatch between ISKP tactics and the security forces' counter-insurgency training creates breathing space for the terrorist organization.
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This conflict began in the 1980s, when a group called the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K., started an insurgency.
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Any troops that survive could blend into the population and lead a brutal insurgency against the US occupation force.
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Instead, Pakistan can consider matching India's positive support for Kabul, rather than hedging on one faction or the insurgency.
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The militant group staging the insurgency pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 2014 and adopted the name Sinai Province.
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The main insurgency group, the Barisan Revolusi Nasional (BRN), denied responsibility for the Bangkok bombings, which wounded four people.
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After he was overthrown, she slept with an AK-47 under her pillow at the height of the insurgency.
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Police declined to comment on whether the four individuals covered by Wednesday's arrest warrants have ties to the insurgency.
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The threat of a Jacobin-style insurgency in modern Britain would seem, on the face of it, rather remote.
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Mustapha has also provided portions of his farmland to some of the people displaced by insurgency in the region.
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The Ku Klux Klan arose to terrorize African Americans, launching an anti-equality insurgency against the Radical Republican agenda.
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Islamic State's Egypt affiliate is waging an insurgency based in the Sinai which has mostly targeted soldiers and policemen.
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Boko Haram has killed about 20,000 people and uprooted 2.7 million since unleashing its brutal insurgency eight years ago.
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The Boko Haram insurgency has displaced some 2.3 million people, who mostly live in camps in and near Maiduguri.
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Tensions around Grasberg could hamper Indonesia's efforts to calm Papua, where a low-level insurgency has simmered for decades.
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An Islamist insurgency in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula has gained pace since and pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 2014.
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The AU peacekeepers, Somali federal government and local states are all supposed to be fighting the al Shabaab insurgency.
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But within deep-blue precincts where Democratic insurgency appears strongest, talk of accommodating the center is in short supply.
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There is much that Egyptians need distracting from: disastrous economic austerity policies, the insurgency in Sinai, 60,000 political prisoners.
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More than 40,000 people have been killed in the conflict since the PKK launched its separatist insurgency in 1984.
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The largest number of starving children is in Borno state, which has been hit the hardest by the insurgency.
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Modi promised a tougher approach to Pakistan and gave security forces the license to retaliate forcefully against the insurgency.
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It uses a brutal anti-insurgency strategy called the "Four Cuts," suppressing entire civilian populations to deny rebels support.
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The government's continuing war against the Russia-backed insurgency in eastern Ukraine has also created a toxic public discourse.
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Ethnic Baluch separatists, demanding greater autonomy and rights, have clashed with security forces in a long-simmering insurgency there.
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It is the province that suffered the most in the insurgency and counterinsurgency in the aftermath of the Sept.
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"There will be an insurgency; I just don't know who's leading it," said Representative Emanuel Cleaver II of Missouri.
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Afghanistan's protracted war and the Taliban insurgency have made it the second-largest source of refugees in the world.
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The risk is that youngsters will be radicalised by a (so far) tiny Rohingya group committed to armed insurgency.
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Mr. Kadyrov has co-opted the strict Islamic social norms advocated by the insurgency, to sap it of support.
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The goal of their insurgency has been returning to power and establishing rule based on their view of Islam.
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Egypt has been battling an Islamist insurgency concentrated in North Sinai, through which many gas pipelines run, since 2011.
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Thousands of people have been kidnapped during the extremists' eight-year insurgency, and more than 20,000 have been killed.
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The fact that there are now three groups who could be to blame shows how the insurgency is metastasizing.
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"Resistance is the language used to describe insurgency against rule imposed by an occupying military power," Mr. Barr said.
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The idea was to provide employment for men who might otherwise join the insurgency against the American-led occupation.
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His relations with Iran and Russia had expanded to the point that they threatened Pakistan's control over the insurgency.
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A populist insurgency delivered Brexit, and that is now scuttling efforts to clean up Britain's tax havens, perhaps indefinitely.
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It is facing a stubborn insurgency in the Kashmir Valley and a heavy crackdown by the Indian security forces.
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According to Amnesty International, thousands of men women and children have been abducted by Boko Haram during its insurgency.
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Turkey considers the Kurdish fighters terrorists allied with a Kurdish insurgency within the country, according to the wire service.
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The U.S. maintains about 5,000 troops in Iraq at Baghdad's invitation, helping local troops fight the Islamic State insurgency.
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That's more evidence that the Democratic Party's liberal insurgency has hit a wall in the Midwest (The Washington Post).
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The Taliban spokesman's account emphasized that Mr. Khalid's mission was proof of his father's dedication to the Taliban's insurgency.
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Meanwhile, in Kashmir, the insurgency fighting to undo historical wrongs and betrayals, will get a new reason to fight.
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A robot insurgency is unlikely to take place as a battle of truehearted humans against hordes of evil machines.
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The bits of IS still running a low-level insurgency in northern and western Iraq may be revived, too.
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Russia used all conceivable unconventional military means, including insurgency, sabotage, disinformation, trade war, economic sanctions and cyber in Ukraine.
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Colombia's coca crop has increased since the FARC, a Marxist insurgency, disbanded, as traffickers have moved into its territory.
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That case drew global attention to the insurgency and spawned high profile social media campaign Bring Back Our Girls.
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Diyarbakir is the main city in Turkey's largely Kurdish southeast, where Kurdish militants have waged a three-decade insurgency.
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Former soldiers and teachers were barred from employment, turning the slow burn of a Sunni insurgency into an inferno.
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In that case, no amount of tough talk, courageous soldiering or skillful generalship will dodge the next regional insurgency.
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It was all to put down an insurgency, known as the Mau Mau Uprising, that killed only 32 colonists.
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Meanwhile, in Kashmir, the insurgency fighting to undo historical wrongs and betrayals, will get a new reason to fight.
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In the past few days, hundreds of Kashmiris have been arrested, accused of fueling the insurgency against Indian rule.
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China has close relations with Myanmar, and backs what Myanmar officials call a legitimate counter-insurgency operation in Rakhine.
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There's been growing momentum behind the Taliban insurgency in its near ly 16-year campaign since the U.S. invasion.
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Some fear the government is creating a new Boko Haram, the Sunni jihadists waging a bloody insurgency in the north.
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The PKK launched a Kurdish insurgency in southeastern Turkey in 1984 that has led to tens of thousands of deaths.
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A pro-independence insurgency has simmered in the formerly Dutch-controlled region since it was annexed by Indonesia in 1963.
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Ukraine restructured its debt in 22019 after an economic crisis linked to a Russia-backed insurgency in its industrial east.
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The civilian administration of government leader Aung San Suu Kyi defended what it described as a legitimate counter-insurgency operation.
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Ankara sees the group as an extension of a Kurdish group that has waged a decades-long insurgency inside Turkey.
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Somalia's Western-backed government is battling an Islamist insurgency as it oversees a fragile reconstruction effort after decades of conflict.
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Flynn, however, is a veteran of military intelligence and played a key role in combating the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan.
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Ahmad has extensive experience with military operations, especially against Pakistan's Taliban insurgency, and was previously the Director General Military Operations.
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The Maoists waged an insurgency against the monarchy from 1996 to 2006 in which more than 17,000 people were killed.
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With the FARC out of the way, Mr Duque can focus his counter-insurgency resources on a far weaker target.
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Security forces have been battling an Islamist insurgency for several years in North Sinai, led by Islamic State's Sinai branch.
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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi ordered the armed forces to end the insurgency within three months after the mosque attack.
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Boko Haram, which has been waging a seven-year insurgency in northern Nigeria, last year pledged loyalty to Islamic State.
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Ankara considers the Syrian Kurds as terrorists who are intrinsically linked to Kurdish militants waging an insurgency on Turkish soil.
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Offensive operations to reclaim territory from the Taliban are rare, but the insurgency has failed to capture any important city.
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Now, it appears that the group's canvas has shrunk and it is returning to its roots as a regional insurgency.
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Adding to the complications, Turkey, facing a Kurdish insurgency in its east, is likely to object to any Kurdish representation.
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Many felt he was consolidating his grip on the insurgency after some intense infighting by showing battlefield prowess and success.
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In 2005, he argued that crushing the insurgency in Iraq was critical to the success of Bush's Middle East mission.
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His supporters credit him with bringing relative calm and stability to a region dogged for years by a simmering insurgency.
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Importantly, Mr. al-Baghdadi managed to recruit former Iraqi Baathist military and intelligence personnel, hugely strengthening his capacity for insurgency.
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The two have ties to the insurgency, police said, and were the subject of arrest warrants issued two weeks ago.
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Among other things, the documents purport to show the party apparatus favoring Clinton's campaign over the insurgency of Vermont Sen.
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Assad also praised "crucial cooperation" between Syria and Chinese intelligence against Uighur militants who have joined the insurgency against him.
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Estonia, fearing invasion, has begun encouraging its citizens to keep firearms in their houses and training them in insurgency tactics.
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The rebels of the Kurdistan Workers&apos Party, or PKK, have waged a three-decade long insurgency in southeast Turkey.
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The image became a symbol of Afghanistan's suffering during the 1980s Soviet occupation and U.S.-backed mujahideen insurgency against it.
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Extortion, smuggling and kidnapping will remain profitable, as the group shifts its focus from capturing territory to waging an insurgency.
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Since then, Taliban fighters have been slowly building an insurgency against US-led forces and the US-supported Afghanistan government.
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"Zannah Mustapha runs his school in the midst of the Boko Harem insurgency in Nigeria," said Jolie in the video.
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The PKK has waged a three-decade insurgency against the Turkish state to push for Kurdish autonomy in the southeast.
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Recent violence has raised concern that militants might resume an insurgency that has been quiet for the past several years.
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But whether it can be built up quickly enough to turn the tide against the stubborn Taliban insurgency is unclear.
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In the 1990s Pakistan backed a guerrilla insurgency in Indian Kashmir in which at least 40,000 people lost their lives.
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More than 40,000 people, most of them Kurds, have died since the autonomy-seeking PKK launched its insurgency in 1984.
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Relations between the government and Turkey's Kurdish minority have been strained as a result of a decades-long Kurdish insurgency.
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The extremist group may still prove to be a major challenge for months as it turns to a clandestine insurgency.
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Anger is in the driving seat in this Democratic insurgency, just as much as it is in the Trump campaign.
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Umaru's father used to be a successful fisherman until he lost his fishing business because of the Boko Haram insurgency.
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Macedonia has a large ethnic Albanian minority and fought a nine-month insurgency against militants from the minority in 2001.
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The Western-backed government is seeking to rebuild the Horn of Africa nation but is still battling an Islamist insurgency.
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Turkey views the YPG as an extension of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which is waging an insurgency in Turkey.
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A pro-independence insurgency has simmered in the Melanesian region since it was annexed by Indonesia in the early 1960s.
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A few decades ago, Marshall helped lead a confident ideological insurgency that reshaped the Democratic Party from top to bottom.
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Ankara views the YPG Kurdish militia in northern Syria as terrorists linked to a Kurdish insurgency being waged inside Turkey.
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Ankara views the YPG as a terrorist group because of its links to guerrillas waging an insurgency in southeast Turkey.
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The Boko Haram insurgency has killed more than 15,000 people since 2009 and forced some two million from their homes.
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Child suicide bombings by Boko Haram militants have surged in northeast Nigeria, where an insurgency is in its ninth year.
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But if there were so many people willing, then why didn't any of this insurgency stick it to The Man?
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Hours before polls opened for the presidential vote, explosions rocked Maiduguri, capital of Borno state, the epicenter of the insurgency.
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While their insurgency was successful at first, the Mexican army soon counter-attacked, driving the Zapatistas back with significant losses.
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Security forces are currently stretched by the Islamist insurgency as well as by communal violence and banditry in other areas.
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Iraq is today fighting a whack-a-mole struggle against an insurgency with a decade-long history in the country.
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The PKK has waged a three-decade insurgency in Turkey's largely Kurdish southeast that has left some 40,000 people dead.
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The insurgency has left more than 20,000 people dead and another 2 million displaced from their homes, the AP noted.
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Ankara sees the Syrian Kurdish fighters as indistinguishable from the Kurdish PKK movement that has waged an insurgency inside Turkey.
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With NATO air support, it halted the killing and expulsion of Kosovo Albanian civilians during a brutal counter-insurgency campaign.
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Morale soared when Muhammadu Buhari, a former military ruler who promised to stamp out the insurgency, became president in May.
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Thirdly, there is the insurgency itself which shies away from talking too much, like groups in Syria and Iraq do.
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Then there is the violence of Somalia's al-Shabab insurgency, which has spilled over into the camps in previous years.
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Turkey has the region's largest Kurdish population and has been fighting a three-decade insurgency in its mainly Kurdish southeast.
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Turkey has been fighting an insurgency by the Kurdish PKK militant group in the southeast for more than three decades.
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He thought that the country needed him and that the insurgency was a natural result of his removal from power.
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Twelve Democrats voted against Pelosi, who worked to crush a Democratic insurgency that initially appeared to threaten her Speakership bid.
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US Marines in Afghanistan are based in Helmand Province, where they primarily advise and assist Afghan troops battling the insurgency.
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In Parwan Province in the north, an insurgency commander named Hashmatullah was killed along with five followers, provincial officials said.
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But wait: Didn't Hillary Clinton face her own insurgency in the person of Bernie Sanders, which she barely turned back?
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And CNN's Nick Paton Walsh says ISIS will continue to exist as a ragtag insurgency and threaten the West. 2.
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The Taliban controls more territory in the country than the group has ever had since the insurgency started in 28500.
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The PYD is affiliated with the Kurdistan Workers' Party, which has fought a decades-long insurgency against the Turkish government.
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Turkey views the YPG as an extension of the Kurdish PKK group which is waging an insurgency in southeastern Turkey.
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ISIS began as an insurgency group and could return to its roots, and jihadi groups like al Qaeda could grow.
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More than 40,000 people, most of them Kurds, have died since it started its insurgency more than three decades ago.
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But the Myanmar government has repeatedly denied attacking Rohingya civilians, saying it was waging a campaign against a militant insurgency.
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But without any political deal, that seems unlikely to bring full stability, with a low-level insurgency likely to continue.
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Experts told Business Insider that Kashmir's ongoing, unprecedented militarization is paving the way to full-scale insurgency in the region.
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Editorial From the beginning, Donald Trump has styled his presidential campaign as an insurgency that upended rules and challenged conventions.
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"The Ugly American" was intended—and was received by many—as a primer on counter-insurgency for battlegrounds like Vietnam.
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Kadyrov and his father, Akhmad, were part of a separatist insurgency that fought Moscow's rule in Chechnya in the 248.5s.
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Without economic help, there will be little to keep people in Syria, particularly if the insurgency continues, as analysts expect.
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Egypt is fighting an insurgency in the north of Sinai, many of whose members have been traced back to Gaza.
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In that time, an Islamist Boko Haram insurgency in the north, which spilled over from neighbor Nigeria, has killed scores.
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In fact, he rejected the idea that the insurgency had strict preconditions for talks beyond certain necessary trust-building measures.
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Bouteflika himself has ruled since 1999 and is credited with ending a decade-long Islamist insurgency early in his rule.
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The strained relations have burdened a government faced with the mounting challenges of an emboldened insurgency and an economic crisis.
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"This was based on a study of history and of counter-insurgency doctrine," he told a Marine historian in 214.
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UKRAINE Evgenij Stojka, a member of the country's increasingly dangerous insurgency of neo-Nazis, playing with his daughter at home.
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Human rights activists say that security officials trying to suppress the insurgency have committed human rights abuses, including extrajudicial killings.
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The coalition is fighting a Houthi rebel insurgency in Yemen, and has attracted international condemnation for its targeting of civilians.
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India is trying to contain a separatist insurgency in its northernmost region that is more than a quarter-century old.
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We spoke with Leonce over email about his inspiration for Insurgency as well as what makes a good house song.
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The image became a symbol of Afghanistan's suffering during the 1980s Soviet occupation and U.S.-backed Mujahadeen insurgency against it.
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The group's eight-year insurgency has killed more than 20,000 people in the Lake Chad region and displaced 2.7 million.
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It is not yet an insurgency, but the appearance of political plurality may escalate into a demand for actual plurality.
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Myanmar denies the allegation and has said it waged a legitimate counter-insurgency operation after Muslim militants attacked security posts.
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She joined Future Prowess when she was four, the same year her father was killed in the insurgency, she said.
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The country has struggled to maintain peace and fight the Taliban insurgency that followed the American-led invasion in 2001.
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Despite several campaigns aimed at "eradicating" the insurgency, the Egyptian authorities have failed to regain full control over the area.
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Turkey has the region's largest Kurdish population and is fighting a three-decade-old insurgency in its largely Kurdish southeast.
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Because you see sort of this insurgency of ... Well, you see the traditional media outlets having this sort of renaissance.
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The Taliban insurgency gained strength across Afghanistan since the withdrawal of international troops from combat at the end of 2014.
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Sri Lanka's long civil war ended in 2009 with the bloody crushing of an insurgency by the Tamil ethnic minority.
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This year, a long-simmering ethnic Rakhine insurgency exploded as well, complicating the security landscape in an already wounded region.
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The Boko Haram insurgency has so far claimed 27,000 lives and forced around two million people to flee their homes.
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Marawi and the Maranao have been at the forefront of a decades-long insurgency against the central government in Manila.
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Pakistan maintains that the insurgency in the disputed region is being fought by Muslim separatists from India's side of Kashmir.
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"There's an insurgency among our people that has been seething for decades that have felt intimidated and demoralized," Black added.
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After almost a decade into the Boko Haram insurgency, security resources on the frontlines of the conflict are increasingly stretched.
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"We cannot compel reconciliation in Afghanistan while Pakistan, Russia and Iran continue to enable the Taliban insurgency," General Miller said.
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The party establishment's immediate concern over the next month is going to be how to put down the Sanders insurgency.
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The insurgency erupted in late 2017 following a government crackdown on peaceful protests in the Anglophone Northwest and Southwest regions.
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The United States established the base in 20163 to train local residents to fight against the Al Qaeda-led insurgency.
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Afghanistan continues to struggle to maintain security in the face of the Taliban insurgency and a growing Islamic State presence.
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Myanmar says the military campaign was a legitimate counter-insurgency operation launched in response to militant attacks on security forces.
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" For McMaster, however, "it seemed emotional—as if he couldn't accept the failure of American counter-insurgency strategy in Afghanistan.
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Members of the same family can belong to the government and to the insurgency, while remaining loyal to one another.
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In the 1980s, I saw firsthand the inability to curb hyperinflation and a virulent insurgency that brought down political parties.
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The PKK has fought a decades-long insurgency in southern Turkey but has bases in northern Iraq, including near Sinjar.
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Mr. Wani's older brother, Khalid, did not join the insurgency, even after the two were beaten by the security forces.
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Turkey sees both groups as linked to Kurdish separatists who have fought a decade-long insurgency against the Turkish government.
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An army spokesman dismissed claims of violence and torture as "rumors" and said it was fighting against a bloody insurgency.
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The military has arrested thousands in its fight against an insurgency aimed at creating an Islamic caliphate in northeast Nigeria.
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The insurgency, now in its eighth year, has killed over 20,000 people and forced over two million from their homes.
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Together they represented something like an allied force for strong, perceptive memory and compositional vision within the avant-garde insurgency.
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The Turks consider the Kurds to be a group of stateless terrorists allied with a Kurdish political insurgency inside Turkey.
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All that changed with Russia's annexation of Crimea three years ago and the Russian support for the insurgency in Ukraine.
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For decades, the P.K.K. has fought an on-and-off insurgency inside Turkey, aided by its bases in northern Iraq.
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The warlord Joseph Kony, in the early years of his insurgency in Uganda, conscripted adults for his Lord's Resistance Army.
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For some in Mr. Trump's camp, the victory was less one of far-right populism than of anti-establishment insurgency.
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Buddhist majority Myanmar says its forces have been waging a counter-terrorism operation against an armed insurgency in Rakhine state.
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In 2007, during the height of the Iraqi insurgency, the American military began enlisting Sunni tribes to combat Al Qaeda.
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They are expected to continue to wage an insurgency, however, carrying out suicide bombings and inspiring lone-wolf actions abroad.
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His followers launched an insurgency against the government, and developed as a guerrilla force in a series of civil wars.
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Many of those seminaries were a legacy of American funding of the Islamic insurgency against the Soviet Union in Afghanistan.
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Remember: The U.S. only defeated al Qaeda in Iraq when it added a population-centric strategy to counter the insurgency.
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The insurgency has stifled economic development, they said; Article 370 was curtailing investment and migration, dooming the place to backwardness.
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Turkey sees both groups as linked to Kurdish separatists that have fought a decade's long insurgency against the Turkish government.
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The most recent insurgency in Balochistan against the Pakistan government and the military — dominated by ethnic Punjabis — started in 2004.
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It was a relatively quiet day for President Trump, even though Alex Jones predicted an "ANTIFA INSURGENCY" that didn't happen.
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Almost every battle in Afghanistan involves the Taliban fighting the government forces, which makes insurgency almost synonymous with the Taliban.
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Director General dela Rosa tied that bombing to a Muslim militant faction that would later help lead the Marawi insurgency.
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Whether the increased number of troops can help President Mohamed's new government successfully smother an insurgency remains to be seen.
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The government in Dakar now says that the potential spread of Islamist insurgency into the country demands heightened security measures.
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China has close relations with Myanmar, and backs what Myanmar officials have called a legitimate counter-insurgency operation in Rakhine.
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Boko Haram militants have killed thousands and displaced millions in Nigeria during the group's decade-long insurgency against the government.
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