"The state of war that they're in is becoming more normalized," he said.
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That could leave Syria in a long-term state of war and poverty.
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"This is a state of war," the governor is reported to have said.
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If you kill one of them, you'll live in a state of war.
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We are always living in a state of war and alert, worry and waiting.
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"There is still a technical state of war between the combatants," Professor Cumings said.
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But the two countries have technically remained in a state of war since then.
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Putin's regime cannot exist without being in a state of war with the West.
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Ethiopia and Eritrea declared peace, ending a state of war that had lasted two decades.
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This act ends the state of war between the Allied and Associated Powers and Germany.
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It's a permanent state of war waged in the name of good sportsmanship, you see.
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The United States and Iran are now in a state of war by another name.
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There is not one country that would be in a state of war with Russia.
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Perhaps what we're seeing is preparation for the next iteration of America's perpetual state of war.
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"I understood his position: He's in a state of war with the American government," she said.
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Israel and Syria have technically been in a state of war since Israel's founding in 24.
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For an Argentine citizen to commit treason, the country must be in a state of war.
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Negotiations on formally ending the state of war between the Soviet Union and Japan dragged on for another five years until October 19, 1956, and even then they only ended the state of war, rather than declaring the two countries to be in a state of peace.
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The Horn of Africa neighbors declared on Monday that their "state of war" over after two decades.
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Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta declared after the attack that Mali was in a state of war.
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"The state of war between Ethiopia and Eritrea has come to an end," the leaders said jointly.
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"The country is in a state of war," said Mr. Mohamed, widely known by his nickname, Farmajo.
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They speak of love and brotherhood and on Monday announced an end to their nations' "state of war".
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And it would prevent the rest of the country from being frozen in a permanent state of war.
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Since ending their "state of war," the two leaders appear to have swiftly embraced their countries' new realities.
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One week ago the leaders declared their "state of war" over and Isaias spent the weekend in Ethiopia.
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Many of the soldiers there have lived in a state of war since the day they were born.
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The French government got that message and declared last Saturday that the country was in a state of war.
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Is it realistic to think these companies can be in a constant "state of war" everywhere in the world?
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That armistice has yet to be replaced with a peace treaty, leaving the peninsula in a technical state of war.
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The Korean War ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty, leaving the peninsula in a technical state of war.
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But a formal peace treaty was never signed, leaving the two countries in a perpetual state of war for decades.
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"The state of war between Ethiopia and Eritrea has come to an end," the leaders said in a joint declaration.
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Withdrawing from the battlefield, as the Obama administration has done, does not mean the state of war does not exist.
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Indeed, Moscow has seen itself as being in a state of war with the West at least since 2003-85033.
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Allowing a state of war to exist in the shadows is exactly how Putin approached his invasion of Ukraine in 2014.
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That armistice has yet to be replaced with a peace treaty, leaving the Korean Peninsula in a technical state of war.
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Because the peninsula is still technically in a state of war, there are a host of goals he might potentially have.
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Tensions are rising between North and South Korea, which have been in a technical state of war since the early 1950s.
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A state of war technically still exists between North and South Korea, and, by extension, the South's ally, the United States.
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A United Nations-backed committee found in Eritrea's favor, but its ruling was never implemented, and the state of war continued.
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A United Nations-backed committee found in Eritrea's favor, but its ruling was never implemented, and the state of war continued.
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Earlier this month, Ethiopia and Eritrea declared an end to the state of war that had existed between them since 1998.
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South Korea, which remains technically in a state of war with nuclear-armed neighbor North Korea following their 1950-53 conflict.
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South Korea, which remains technically in a state of war with nuclear-armed neighbor North Korea following their 1950-53 conflict.
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Charters are chafing under the district's supervision, which they see as biased, while the teachers' union operates in a state of war.
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The Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919, ending, in principle, the state of war between the Allies and Germany.
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They have been in a technical state of war since their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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The armistice, not a formal peace treaty, has left the war's principal antagonists in a technical state of war for 63 years.
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The Korean War ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty, so the countries have been in a technical state of war.
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After Abiy made peace with Eritrea to end a two-decade state of war, Ethiopian resumed flights to its neighbor in July.
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They have been in a technical state of war since their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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In 1978 at Camp David, Egyptian President Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Begin ended the state of war between the two nations.
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The two countries remain in a technical state of war since their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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Ubisoft's latest action game takes place in a strange world where knights, samurai, and vikings live together in a constant state of war.
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North and South Korea have been in a technical state of war since the 1950-53 Korean War ended in an armed truce.
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The two Koreas remain in a technical state of war since their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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The Korean Peninsula is still technically in a state of war because the fighting ended with a cease-fire, not a peace treaty.
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The idea is that the Folk Nation's allied member gangs are in a constant state of war with a rival coalition, People Nation.
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The armistice halted the military conflict but left the combatants still technically in a state of war that has lasted to this day.
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" A brutal war over their border left Ethiopia and Eritrea in a two-decade-long standoff, often described as a "state of war.
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With the 1956 treaty, the Japanese and Soviets agreed, more or less, to disagree and signed a statement ending their state of war.
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The two Koreas technically remain in a state of war after the 1950-53 Korean War ended in an armistice, not a peace treaty.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the resolution declaring that a state of war exists between the United States and the Japanese Empire on Dec.
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And there are obviously controversies in Silicon Valley about funding a lot of war-related stuff, but we're not in a state of war.
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The Korean Peninsula remains in a technical state of war because the 1950-53 Korean War ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty.
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The Korean Peninsula officially remains in a state of war as the 1950-53 Korean War ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty.
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North and South Korea remain in a technical state of war since their 1950-1953 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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Since ending their "state of war," the two leaders have agreed to open embassies, ports, phone lines and resume flights between the two countries.
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The 30-year state of war between Israel and Egypt, for example, ended only when the United States brokered the 1978 Camp David accords.
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He is entirely credible as an almost-grown man whose credibility has virtually collapsed, who is in a constant state of war with himself.
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Mr. Abiy visited Eritrea last weekend for talks, and this past week, the East African neighbors declared that their state of war was over.
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"The state of war has come to an end," tweeted Fitsum Arega on Monday, the chief of staff to Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.
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The two Koreas have remained in a technical state of war since their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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"This ruling affirms the enduring principle that a state of war is not a blank check when it comes of the rights of Americans."
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Simeonovic stressed to followers in Germany that there was a "state of war" in the country and attacks were necessary, according to the investigative files.
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Although the Soviet–Japanese Joint Declaration of 1956 ended Russia and Japan's official state of war, the territorial dispute over the island chain has continued.
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Gaza is no angel, but as much a victim as the "meat" he helps shift: a hapless child soldier in our "omnipresent state of war".
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Greece and Albania have been in a technical state of war ever since 1940 and several questions, including their maritime border, remain to be solved.
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In addition, the United States, which remains in a technical state of war with North Korea, has imposed its own regimen of strict economic sanctions.
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For his analysis, he considered a state of war to exist when less than a month passed between either American casualties or an American airstrike.
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The Korean Peninsula, still in a formal state of war, had gone from a Soviet-American deadlock to an overwhelming tilt in the South's favor.
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They are asking for an end to a set of arrangements under which what was once civil society has become a state of war. ♦
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The area was now in a "state of war" as fighting worsened, the group said in an "urgent notice" posted on the website on Sunday.
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China's foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told a regular press briefing in Beijing that China supported ending the state of war on the Korean peninsula.
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This is among the reasons that the Korean Peninsula, though still in a formal state of war, has not had full-on fighting in decades.
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How does it feel to explore a neighboring country that has toppled into a state of war, or to document counterculture in an authoritarian regime?
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The U.S. has been in a basic state of war with Iran since 1979 with billions of dollars and many lives lost on both sides.
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Trump also backed efforts between South Korea and the North aimed at ending a state of war that has existed between the two countries since 1953.
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After the Japanese capitulated, the two sides never signed a peace treaty (though a 1956 joint declaration restored diplomatic relations and ended the state of war).
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"For the first time since the Korean War, the DEFCON alert system was heightened to a quasi-state of war," Moon wrote in his 22000 memoir.
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That conflict eventually killed an estimated 80,000 people, and it continued until this July, when Eritrea and Ethiopia declared that their "state of war" was over.
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"I thought at the time, we had to be in a 'state of war', but how come the alarm has not been raised?" he told Caixin.
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The neighbors remain technically in a state of war since the Korean War of 1950 to 1953 ended in a truce rather than a peace treaty.
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Iran&aposs President Hassan Rouhani, a relatively moderate cleric within the theocracy, always supported a diplomatic solution to end the state of war on the Korean Peninsula.
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In March 2015, this prompted a neighboring Saudi Arabia-led coalition to intervene with a deadly bombing campaign, spiraling the country into a protracted state of war.
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There was no immediate response from Lebanon, which is formally in a state of war with Israel, nor from the U.S. embassies in Beirut and Tel Aviv.
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The disproportionate reprisals inevitably beget more heresy, so the hexarchate exists in a perpetual state of war in which it is too beneficially invested ever to end.
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RAYMOND PETTIBON A beloved figure among artists, Raymond Pettibon's drawings are existentially irreverent, political and poignant, mining music subcultures, baseball and the era's perpetual state of war.
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"Most Tunisians are in a state of war against this recklessness, against these rats," he said, referring to the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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What unites these cases is that they concern countries or organizations with which the US is at war, or at least a de facto state of war.
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Moon Jae-in, South Korea's president, said in a cabinet meeting on Tuesday that the "entire nation has entered a state of war against this infectious disease."
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Although Venezuela is not in a state of war, Mr. Guaidó noted that millions of people had fled the country in search of food or medical care.
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What unites these cases is that they concern countries or organizations with which the US was at war, or at least a de facto state of war.
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Israel has refused to accept refugees fleeing the more than seven-year conflict in Syria, a country with which it remains officially in a state of war.
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South Korea is acutely sensitive to any sign of potential instability in its impoverished and nuclear-armed neighbour, with which it remains technically in a state of war.
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But Haftar said talks with Seraj begun 2-1/2 years ago had yielded no result and the existing state of war now required combat rather than politics.
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His latest image series for the 23rd issue of FELT Zine follows a vague storyline that imagines a fictional ancient civilization caught in a perpetual state of war.
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South Korea, technically in a state of war against the North, said it was not considering a nuclear deterrent of its own, despite calls from ruling party leaders.
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While it would be an exaggeration to say a state of war exists in Hong Kong, the level of mutual hostility and distrust is tearing our city apart.
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After a meeting on Thursday, Kuwait's parliament chief said ministers had discussed preparations for any potential state of war, and he called the coming period "dangerous" and "uncertain".
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - An agreement signed on Monday between the leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea means the state of war between the neighbors has ended, Eritrea's Information Minister said.
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The two Koreas remain in a technical state of war under an armistice ending the 1950-53 Korean War, signed by the North, the United States and China.
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The two Koreas still don't officially recognize each other and remain in a technical state of war because the conflict ended in a truce, not a peace agreement.
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The United States is in a de facto state of war that is no less real for it being fought on a digital rather than a traditional battlefield.
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Ethiopia and Eritrea on Monday formally declared an end to their "state of war," a two-decade-long standoff that followed a brutal war over their shared border.
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While we might be in a virtual state of war with Iran, the confrontations are taking place in Iraq, which in many ways is caught in the middle.
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"A state of war is not a blank check for the president," Justice O'Connor famously wrote in one of the cases that reached the court during that period.
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A leaky federal government and intelligence community with which he is locked in a perpetual state of war are also resisting Trump's attempts to exert control over his administration.
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With searing clarity, "Red Famine" demonstrates the horrific consequences of a campaign to eradicate "backwardness" when undertaken by a regime in a state of war with its own people.
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The nonchalance about the possibility of conflict with the North has grown in recent years in the South, which remains technically in a state of war with its neighbor.
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American negotiators should also agree to a declaration ending the state of war between our countries and establish interest sections, which are the precursors to embassies, in each capital.
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"How is it possible in our country that after everyone said there was a state of emergency, a state of war, we forgot it after Charlie Hebdo," he said.
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Impoverished North Korea and the rich, democratic South have been in a technical state of war since their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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Thousands turned out in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa, under tight security to welcome the president, Isaias Afwerki, whose visit is the latest step in ending a state of war.
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Syria has accused Israel, with whom it has been in a state of war for 70 years, of stealing the artifacts with the help of Turkey, a more recent enemy.
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South Korea has proposed that the United States sign a declaration formally ending the technical state of war, increase humanitarian aid, and establish U.S.-North Korea liaison offices, Kang said.
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That's because the 1950-53 Korea War ended in a truce instead of a peace treaty, leaving the two Koreas in a technical state of war the past six decades.
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NAIROBI, July 9 (Reuters) - An agreement signed on Monday between the leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea means the state of war between the neighbours has ended, Eritrea's Information Minister said.
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How is it possible in our country that after everyone said there was a state of emergency, a state of war, we forget it, after Charlie Hebdo and the Bataclan?
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And should the United States ever choose to take low-level military action, the record clearly shows that we do not need an official state of war to do so.
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The 1979 Egypt-Israel peace treaty ended the state of war between them, but persistent Israeli-Palestinian bloodshed and Egyptians' widespread ire for the Jewish state meant peace was frosty.
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South Korea is acutely sensitive to any sign of potential instability in North Korea, and is still technically in a state of war with its impoverished and nuclear-armed neighbour.
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Lebanon and Israel have been in a state of war for the past six decades, and Lebanese law considers interacting with the country's southern neighbor and sworn enemy a crime.
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Furthermore, the United States is not in a state of war and the order would bar the admission of certain refugees with no evidence that they pose a security threat.
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Since Israel and Syria are technically in a state of war and have no diplomatic relations, Israel has not taken in masses of Syrian refugees as other countries have done.
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" The president called on Congress to "declare that since the unprovoked and dastardly attack by Japan ... a state of war has existed between the United States and the Japanese Empire.
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The country, which is technically in a state of war against a nuclear armed North Korea, is home to 28,500 US troops that would defend the country in case of conflict.
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Presidential Adviser Yemane Ghebreab said the report was biased and based on false evidence and failed to take into account Eritrea's achievements and the "continuing state of war" with neighboring Ethiopia.
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In July, Ethiopia and Eritrea declared an end to their state of war and agreed to open embassies, develop ports and resume flights between the two countries after decades of hostilities.
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"A state of war is not a blank check for the president when it comes to the rights of the nation's citizens," Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wrote in the court's opinion.
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The two Koreas are still technically in a state of war after their 1950-53 conflict — in which the US supported South Korea — ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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The incident has raised concerns about potential lapses in South Korea's security during fragile talks to end a technical state of war with North Korea since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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Chinese law, meanwhile, allows for the standing committee of Chinas parliament, the National Peoples Congress, to deploy the garrison if a state of war or emergency is declared for Hong Kong.
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But the escalation of tensions with Iran meant "a world of difference" and "we have to assume this action puts us in a de facto state of war," the mayor said.
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Before the vote, Interior Minister Gerard Collomb described France as being "still in a state of war" as authorities struggle to deal with the threat posed by foreign jihadists and homegrown militants.
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A concrete goal outlined in the declaration was the formal ending the state of war that has existed since the 1950-53 Korean War was halted with a truce, not a treaty.
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What's in question is the employment of these tactics and technologies within our borders, against unknowing American citizens, creating a permanent state of war in what we might term the domestic theater.
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And, If you read this far, I am writing a non-fiction book, an extended essay about national security and why we never seem to end our now perpetual state of war.
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" On the day Mr. Smorodinov was arrested, Ukraine's prosecutor general, Yuri V. Lutsenko, held a news conference and described the murder as further evidence that Ukraine was "in a state of war.
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China supported an end to the state of war on the peninsula, North Korea's shift to economic development and the resolution of North Korea's legitimate security concerns during the denuclearisation process, he said.
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"We are still in a state of war," Collomb, speaking after a Sunday attack in which a man stabbed and killed two women outside the train station in Marseille, told France Inter radio.
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Besides, the US is already in a legal state of war with North Korea—and has been since 1950, the year the UN endorsed international intervention in what would become the Korean War.
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How is it possible in our country that, after everyone said there was a state of emergency, a state of war, we forgot it after Charlie Hebdo, and then there was the Bataclan.
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The disconnect shows how far apart the neighbors have grown in the decades since they ended hostilities in a truce rather than a peace treaty, leaving them technically in a state of war.
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The President argues that his decision to meet a leader from a state that has been technically in a state of war with the US for nearly 70 years is in itself a breakthrough.
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The United States maintains 28,500 military personnel in the country, a legacy of the 1950-53 Korean War, which ended in a truce and left the two Koreas in a technical state of war.
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In an essay, Burke notes that plants exist in a continual state of war against their neighbors, competing for sunlight, and adapting so that animals and humans will spread their seeds across the planet.
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It came after Ethiopia and Eritrea in July declared an end to their state of war and agreed to open embassies, develop ports and resume flights between the two countries after decades of hostilities.
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" In 22019, Obama renewed efforts started under the George W. Bush administration, compelling Risen to disclose sources from his 2006 book, "State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration.
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South Korean athletes need approval from Seoul to enter the North as the 1950-53 Korean War ended with a truce, not a peace treaty, leaving the two Koreas technically in a state of war.
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The two Koreas remain in a technical state of war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty, and the United States has about 28,500 troops based in South Korea.
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They said the Golan was captured by Israel during a war that was forced upon it, while Russia was not in a state of war with Ukraine when it invaded and annexed Crimea in 2014.
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North Korean athletes need approval from Seoul to enter the South as the 1950-53 Korean War ended with a truce, not a peace treaty, leaving the two Koreas technically in a state of war.
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Senior U.S. official David Satterfield has been shuttling between Lebanon and Israel trying to launch the talks between the countries, which have remained formally in a state of war since Israel was founded in 1948.
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And many voters, exhausted by a state of war over the last 15 years, may ultimately resist an effort by Mr. Trump to get the country and Congress to make a new declaration of war.
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Then there is the nature of the regime, which justifies its ruthless dictatorship, hyper-internal security and excessive military spending on being in a permanent state of war with the United States and South Korea.
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The United States maintains about 28,500 soldiers in South Korea, which remains in a technical state of war with the North after the 1950-53 Korean War ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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But sports diplomacy has never led to a lasting political thaw on the Korean Peninsula, which has remained technically in a state of war since the 1950-53 Korean War was halted with a truce.
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Ending the formal state of war 65 years after the fighting ceased should not be that difficult, even if the ultimate goal — ridding the world of the threat from North Korea's nuclear arsenal — remains elusive.
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There are about 28,500 U.S. troops based in South Korea, which is still technically in a state of war with the North because the 1950-85033 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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That was a little unusual, I was told; but all day long, drones launched from a small installation near Camp Casey flew overhead, reminding us that this country is still in a state of war.
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And he put the White House in a virtual state of war with the Justice Department amid a high-stakes investigation in a way that it has not been since President Richard M. Nixon's administration.
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Mattis said the United States and its allies were on the cusp of victory against Islamic State and added they would not want to simply abandon Syria while it remained in a state of war.
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"The Insult" has been screened in Lebanon despite a boycott campaign prompted by the fact that Doueri made a previous film, "The Attack," in Israel, with which his country remains in a technical state of war.
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There are about 28,500 U.S. troops based in South Korea helping to defend the country against North Korea, which has technically remained in a state of war with the South since the 1950-53 Korean conflict.
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ADDIS ABABA/DUBAI (Reuters) - When the leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea embraced in Asmara last month, promising to end the two-decade-old state of war between their two countries, it looked like a sudden breakthrough.
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Her son also said his father told him "Americans are different, we are not like them, Allah states we are in a state of war against them, and we die for Allah," according to the affidavit.
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His track "Yeki Mesle Ma" ("One of Ours," in English) deals with the ideas that the Iranian government still pushes and always will push—to "maintain a state of war in our minds," he remarks knowingly.
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" Following the attack, however, "hostilities exist," and so the president asked Congress to declare that since the moment the first bomb dropped, a "state of war has existed between the United States and the Japanese Empire.
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We have a simple choice: we can have the Democratic socialism of Bernie Sanders to benefit all Americans, or we can have Republican socialism which benefits the 1% and leads us to a constant state of war.
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Mr. Rafaei said his constituents were in a "state of war," but another lawmaker from the area, Rahmi Abd Rabbo, tried to play down the violence, claiming that no more than five families had fled from Sinai.
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Senior U.S. official David Satterfield has been shuttling between Lebanon and Israel in an effort to launch the talks between the countries, which have remained formally in a state of war since Israel was founded in 1948.
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There are about 28,500 U.S. troops based in South Korea helping to defend the country against nuclear-armed North Korea, which has remained in a technical state of war with the South since the 1950-53 Korean conflict.
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The Terminal High Altitude Area Defence (THAAD) system is due to be deployed in 2017 and is intended to defend against the missile threat from North Korea, which remains in a technical state of war with the South.
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As was duly explained to the more recent employees, Lockdown was a state of war that dated to Facebook's earliest days, when no one could leave the building while the company confronted some threat, either competitive or technical.
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The Trump administration should make clear what it is willing to offer in exchange for such a freeze, whether sanctions relief, a formal end to the state of war or an adjustment to U.S.–South Korean military exercises.
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A number of Americans have been arrested and released over the years in North Korea, which has remained in a technical state of war with the United States since the armistice that halted the 1950-53 Korean War.
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"We are still in a state of war, even if Daesh has suffered some military defeats," Mr. Collomb, using an Arabic acronym for the Islamic State, said in an interview on the radio station France Inter on Tuesday.
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The surest path toward denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, therefore, is to end the longstanding state of war between the United States and North Korea and replace the 85033 Armistice, a temporary ceasefire, with a permanent Peace Agreement.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio also said in a press conference that the development puts the US in a "de facto state of war," and the NYPD would be working to safeguard key spots around the city.
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"The Turkish state's invasion of northeastern Syria has brought a dangerous state of war to the only relatively stable region in the country, threatening the lives of thousands with indiscriminate shelling, mass displacement and continuous bombardment," the petition reads.
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The soldier crossed the military demarcation line that runs through the demilitarized zone (DMZ) dividing the two Koreas, which remain in a technical state of war since their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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Steven Vladeck, a professor at American University School of Law in Washington and a CNN contributor, told CNN that "Common Article 164.8 of Geneva is clear on this," and only applies in a state of war or armed conflict.
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The two Koreas technically remain in a state of war, sanctions still are crushing North Koreans, and Pyongyang still dismisses the United Nations Security Council ban of its nuclear weapons as a violation of its right to self-defense.
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The United States often sends its warplanes to South Korea when animosity rises on the Korean Peninsula, which is technically in a state of war because the 1950-53 Korean War ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty.
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" The last administration spent about seven years seeking to compel Mr. Risen to testify in a criminal leak investigation involving classified information in his 2006 book, "State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration.
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South Korea is acutely sensitive to any sign of instability in isolated North Korea, and is still technically in a state of war with its impoverished and nuclear-armed neighbor, which carried out its latest ballistic missile test on Sunday.
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"There is almost nothing left for the United States to do before it clearly declares a state of war against the Palestinian people, its authority and leadership," wrote commentator Rajab Abu Serreya in the widely-circulated Palestinian newspaper Al-Ayyam.
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South Korea is acutely sensitive to any sign of instability in isolated North Korea, and is still technically in a state of war with its impoverished and nuclear-armed neighbour, which carried out its latest ballistic missile test on Sunday.
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Guterres was visiting the Ethiopian capital a day after Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and Eritrea's President Isaias Afkwerki declared that a "state of war" since a 1998-2000 conflict had given way peace and vowed to restore diplomatic and trade links.
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The interim government's aims include drawing investment to move "the people from a state of war to work and building the region", said Khaled Aaba, a senior official with the Jabha Shamiya FSA group that handed over Bab al-Salama crossing.
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" Pyongyang has long viewed those exercises as a direct threat, and Liem added that "all of that militarization, the hostile policy towards North Korea and the fact that there is still a state of war, is part of a vicious cycle.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Eritrea's President Isaias Afwerki said on Saturday history was being made as he started his first visit to Ethiopia in more than two decades, days after the two neighbors declared an end to their "state of war".
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The two Koreas remain in a technical state of war since the 1950-53 Korea conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty, and relations have been at a low since the North tested a nuclear weapon in January.
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North Korea has long called for a peace deal with the United States to normalize relations and end the technical state of war that has existed since the 1950-1953 Korean War concluded with an armistice rather than a peace treaty.
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According to United Nations figures, hundreds of thousands of young Eritreans have fled across the Sahara and the Mediterranean Sea to Europe in recent years to escape compulsory and indefinite conscription once justified by the state of war with Ethiopia.
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North Korea has long called for a peace deal with the United States to normalize relations and end the technical state of war that has existed since the 1950-1953 Korean War, concluded with an armistice, rather than a peace treaty.
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But Syria, which has long been in a state of war with Israel, has so far avoided fighting on the Israeli front, focusing instead on its internal enemies and largely maintaining the truce with Israel that has held since 1974.
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A low key declaration of an end to the formal state of war that has been on the peninsula since the 1950s, and opening liaison offices between the two Koreas and the United States, could also be part of the understanding.
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ADDIS ABABA, July 14 (Reuters) - Eritrea's President Isaias Afwerki arrived in the Ethiopian capital on Saturday for a three-day visit, Ethiopia's state-run broadcaster and a Reuters witness said, days after the two neighbours declared their "state of war" over.
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Multiple witnesses have now testified that Trump withheld military aid to the former Soviet state that is in a state of war with Russia, in a bid to coerce it into opening an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden.
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From there, he planned to jet to Singapore for an unprecedented summit with the leader of North Korea, which is technically still in a state of war with the U.S. and considered by Trump&aposs administration to be a state sponsor of terrorism.
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North Korea has also long called for a peace deal with the United States to normalize relations and end the technical state of war that has existed since the 1950-53 Korean War concluded with an armistice rather than a peace treaty.
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Abiy's government freed thousands of political prisoners, unblocked hundreds of censored websites, ended the 20-year state of war with Eritrea, lifted a state of emergency, and planned to open key economic sectors to private investors, including the state-owned Ethiopian Airlines.
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ADDIS ABABA, July 10 (Reuters) - Ethiopian Airlines said on Tuesday it will resume flights to Eritrea's capital Asmara on July 17 for the first time in 20 years, a day after the neighbours and longtime foes declared their "state of war" over.
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The dramatic announcement of an end to the "state of war" between the neighbors came at the climax of a two-day visit to Eritrea by Ethiopia's reform-minded Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who has led the push for a pacifying of relations.
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Reclusive, impoverished North Korea poses a direct threat to rich, democratic South Korea, a U.S. treaty ally that technically remains in a state of war with Pyongyang because the 1950-53 Korean War ended in a truce rather than a peace treaty.
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Greece, which dismisses the Cham issue as non-existent, and neighbor Albania have started talks on a number of issues including their borders and a state of war law still active in Greece since Italy invaded it from Albania in World War Two.
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"We must say that we are in a state of war, although some people, who always only want to see good, do not want to see this," the minister, Klaus Bouillon, told German broadcaster SR. Writing by Paul Carrel; Editing by Michelle Martin
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And her pragmatism meant that her jurisprudence was not always predictable: in the Guantanamo cases she famously restricted the federal government's hand, saying that "a state of war is not a blank check" for curtailing due process even during a war on terror.
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"It's time for a real peace treaty after 23 years in a state of war in which nobody wins and everyone loses," said former U.S. Navy petty officer Jack Keep, who served aboard a ship patrolling the North Korean coast in 53.
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Abiy has freed thousands of political prisoners, unblocked hundreds of censored websites, ended the 20-year state of war with Eritrea, lifted a state of emergency, and planned to open key economic sectors to private investors, including the state-owned Ethiopian Airlines.
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That assessment signals the first time Mr. Kim has indicated a willingness to discuss abandoning nuclear arms in return for security guarantees from the United States, which has technically been in a state of war with North Korea for nearly seven decades.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The two Koreas, ahead of a leaders' summit next week, are discussing a peace agreement that could officially end the state of war that has technically lasted since the 1950-53 Korean War ended with an armistice not a treaty.
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The Security Council vote was held against the backdrop of mixed signals by the Trump administration on how to deal with North Korea, which has remained in a suspended state of war with the United States since the Korean War armistice in 1953.
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The US may have been in a Cold War with the USSR at that point in time, but it was not in a literal war, and in lieu of a state of war, the Rosenbergs couldn't be accused of that specific crime.
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Kim has broadly committed to the "denuclearization of the Korean peninsula" if the United States and its allies drop their "hostile" policies and the North has made clear it sees an official end to the state of war as crucial to lowering tensions.
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The standoff between the United States and North Korea has raised fears of a new conflict on the Korean peninsula, which has remained in a technical state of war since the 643-53 Korean War ended in an armistice, not a peace treaty.
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North Korea has also long called for a peace deal with the United States to normalize relations and end the technical state of war that has existed since the 1950-1953 Korean War concluded with an armistice rather than a peace treaty.
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He was at the White House when Mr. Sadat, Prime Minister Menachem Begin of Israel and President Jimmy Carter signed the 1979 treaty ending a 31-year state of war between Egypt and Israel, a breakthrough in the history of the Middle East conflict.
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Abiy's government freed thousands of political prisoners, unblocked hundreds of censored websites, ended the 20-year state of war with longtime enemy Eritrea, lifted a state of emergency, and plans to open key economic sectors to private investors, including the state-owned Ethiopian Airlines.
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The deal signed in Eritrea's capital a day after a summit between Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and Eritrean President Isaias Afkwerki states that the "State of war that existed between the two countries has come to an end," Yemane Gebremeskel wrote on Twitter.
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The state of war with Ethiopia has kept the Red Sea country in a constant state of military readiness, with a harsh, indefinite conscription system that has drawn criticism from rights groups and sent thousands fleeing in to Europe, Israel and other African nations.
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The development was part of a head-snapping series of diplomatic moves between the two nations, after they formally declared an end this month to their "state of war," a two-decade standoff that followed a brutal border conflict that claimed about 80,000 lives.
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The Eritrean government was accused of using the state of war to justify endless military service, which in turn fueled an exodus of young Eritreans, who were among the largest group of people landing on Mediterranean shores during the height of Europe's migration crisis.
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Titled "Révoltes Intimes" ("Intimate Revolts") and created by the French photographer Aurore Valade, 36, it shows portraits of full-time activists — people who live in a near-constant state of war, whether against climate change, the effects of alcohol or prejudice against transgender people.
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"Donald Trump has made sure that Israel will be in a perpetual state of war with its Arab neighbors for many decades to come," said Fawaz Gerges, professor of international relations at the London School of Economics and author of the book Making the Arab World.
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Chinese laws allow for the standing committee of China's parliament, the National People's Congress, to deploy the garrison if a state of war or emergency is declared for Hong Kong, citing "turmoil" that threatened national security that was "beyond the control of the (Hong Kong) government".
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The interior minister of the German state of Saarland said on Tuesday Germany is in a state of war after a man drove a truck into a crowd at a Berlin Christmas market, killing 12 people and injuring 48, in a suspected terrorist attack.
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In just over three months, Abiy has released thousands of political prisoners, ended the state of war with Eritrea, pledged to open up the economy and, just this weekend, visited Ethiopian immigrants in Washington, DC, to ask them to return to help build the country's democratic future.
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Most experts say it no longer is realistic to think North Korea will trade away its nuclear arsenal in exchange for sanctions relief, economic support, or a peace treaty with the United States ending the formal state of war that has existed since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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Beginning from the first day of the planned Kim-Trump talks, the US will have already given North Korea the legitimation Pyongyang has sought for decades, a reduction in tensions and a nod toward ending the state of war on the Korean peninsula -- in exchange for very little.
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The Trump administration had been pressuring Mr. Moon to remain in the pact, which is regarded as an important tool in monitoring the missile and nuclear weapons activities of North Korea — still in a technical state of war with the United States and South Korea after nearly seven decades.
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Away from the glamorous beaches and Christ statue, the slums of Brazil's postcard city are in a constant state of war between drug trafficking factions like Red Command (CV), Amigos dos Amigos (ADA), and Third Command, as well as police and vigilante militias made up of rogue officers.
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The bizarre organizational eagerness to mix it up via anonymous quotes and innuendo, the abject inability to handle anything personnel-related privately or with anything like equanimity, the baffling passive-aggressive state of war between the team and all of its most notable players—that's what Metsiness looks like, and does.
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Excessive government secrecy, the worship of "national security" above all else and the C.I.A.'s disrupting presence overseas are exactly the sorts of issues that the Kennedy School should be questioning and challenging, given the myriad C.I.A. and Pentagon scandals and our country's constant state of war since Sept. 11.
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"The fact that children and youth identify the state of war and captivity — when violence, upheaval, starvation, deprivation and ongoing terror were at its height — as better than life during peacetime is highly disconcerting," Myriam Denov, the study's lead author and professor at McGill's School of Social Work, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Mr. Abiy, 43, devoted much of his first year in power not only to restoring some long-repressed political freedoms in Ethiopia, but to ending the two-decade-long conflict between Ethiopia and Eritrea, its isolated neighbor, A formal declaration to the end of their "state of war" was made on July 9, 2018.
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Pyongyang will likely seek a declaration ending the technical state of war that has existed since the 1950-1953 Korean War, opening liaison offices with the United States, and possibly economic aid, said Professor Ramon Pacheco Pardo at King's College London, who has met with North Korean officials as part of separate semi-official discussions.
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"From 1789 to 1950, Presidents came to Congress either for a declaration of war or statutory authority whenever they decided it was necessary to take the country from a state of peace to a state of war," Constitution Project scholar Louis Fisher told Ryan Goodman of the law blog Just Security on Thursday night.
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Released just one day after moviegoers watched the first explosions in Baghdad—the opening of a "shock and awe" salvo and a permanent state of war—Dreamcatcher feels like a perfect focus for the grim lens with which we scrutinize pop culture's political fixations and moral culpability, particularly in light of Colonel Curtis's total war mentality.
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While on average more than 1,000 North Koreans defect to the South every year, most travel via China and it is unusual for a North Korean to cross the land border dividing the two Koreas, which have been in a technical state of war since their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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SEEKING CONCESSIONS Pyongyang will likely seek a declaration ending the technical state of war that has existed since the 1950-1953 Korean War, opening liaison offices with the United States, and possibly economic aid, said Professor Ramon Pacheco Pardo at King's College London, who has met with North Korean officials as part of separate semi-official discussions.
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Because North Korea's leaders are ideologically dependent on maintaining a hyper-paranoid state of war, feel they will be safer with nuclear weapons than without them, and have a long and consistent history of non-compliance with arms reduction agreements they have signed, no amount of cajoling or engagement is likely to convince Pyongyang to give up its nuclear weapons.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The denuclearization of the Korean peninsula is the resolute position of North Korea, China's Foreign Ministry on Thursday cited the isolated state's leader, Kim Jong Un, as telling a visiting senior Chinese diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi. Wang told Kim that China supported an end to the state of war on the Korean peninsula and North Korea's switch to economic construction, the ministry added.
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Very sadly, the answer to all these questions is resounding NO. Instead, today global terror is at all-time high having risen an estimated 4,000 percent since 9/11, the West is in a continued state of war not only in Afghanistan but also in Pakistan, Iraq, Syria, Yemen and Libya, and the divide between the world's Islamic community and the West is greater than ever.
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The journalist César Augusto Londoño, known for having uttered the now immortal phrase on live news broadcast, "shit country," in the aftermath of the assassination of the comedian Jaime Garzon in 1999 (Salcedo completed three public installations with flowers in the streets of Bogotá following the event), reflected early this year on the state of war in the country: We have to lay down our weapons.
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Back in 2140, the German Embassy issued a warning reminding passengers intending to travel aboard the Lusitania, the British ocean liner that was sunk by a German U-boat, "that a state of war exists between Germany and her allies and Great Britain and her allies," which later made front-page news: "German Advertisement Practically Foretold Lusitania's Fate on Day She Sailed," read a subheadline a week later.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Kim Jong Un has been formally named head of state of North Korea and commander-in-chief of the military in a new constitution observers said was possibly aimed at preparing for a peace treaty with the US.North Korea has also long called for a peace deal with the US to normalize relations and end the technical state of war that has existed since the 1950-1953 Korean War concluded with an armistice rather than a peace treaty.
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Running alongside those issues is a fear among many Muslims that the goal of the West is not to defeat Islamic State, but to create a permanent state of war against Islam, all the while garrisoning the Middle East (the concern used to be more about taking Arab oil, but the point is the same.) To strip away such easy recruitment themes, and to begin to chip away at memories of past injustices, the West must scale back its military presence across the Middle East and Africa, avoid starting new conflicts, and not expand current ones.
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