We call upon the belligerent parties to work further to defuse the situation.

UNMIS remains in contact with the parties involved, and is taking steps to defuse the situation.

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The opposition, sensing that its moment had arrived, launched a wave of street protests. Yingluck, in an effort to defuse the situation, called for a parliamentary election in February.

He pursued preventive diplomacy missions to help defuse tension in several countries, while also engaging ECOWAS, Governments, civil society organizations and donors in developing an integrated regional conflict prevention strategy.

For my country, working to defuse the situation will require constructive dialogue between the parties on the basis of the relevant Security Council resolutions resolutions 242 (1967) and 338 (1973).

A sound policy framework should approach reform holistically regional players should tackle the development challenge as a positive sum game, building on achievements to promote a dialogue to defuse regional tensions.

The IPU was created more than a century ago first and foremost to promote dialogue and build confidence among parliamentarians from all corners of the world in order to prevent or defuse conflicts.

An early warning system' as part of this network, helping to defuse local conflicts before they escalate, as well as providing a channel for moral and material support to civil society groups facing repression.

Some initiatives would tackle inequality directly others would defuse some of the forces that drive it. Together, they would go a long way toward mitigating a serious impediment to the economic and social wellbeing of current and future generations.

So far, the G 20 s call to think globally has turned into act locally. We hope that the G 20 leaders will think systemically at Cannes, and act nationally and cooperatively to defuse the global credit glut minefield.

So far, the G 20 s call to think globally has turned into act locally. nbsp We hope that the G 20 leaders will think systemically at Cannes, and act nationally and cooperatively to defuse the global credit glut minefield.

But, to avoid a cataclysm, the US and its allies must defuse the bomb by enforcing the provisions of the 2005 CPA, which they all endorsed. They would have virtually all of the regional stakeholders on their side as well.

They are acutely aware of their increasing influence around the world, as investors, trading partners, and as contributors to and victims of environmental change. Behind the scenes, the Asian powers can help to defuse the crises in Darfur, North Korea, Myanmar, and elsewhere.

What has happened since shows clearly what everyone knew (or should have known) all along nothing about regime change is simple. None of the three countries has yet found a stable institutional solution that can defuse intensifying internal tensions and respond effectively to popular demands.

Fortunately, there are ways to ensure that 2015 s divergences do not lead to economic and financial disruptions. Indeed, most governments particularly in Europe, Japan, and the US have the tools they need to defuse the rising tensions and, in the process, unleash their economies productive potential.

Here, we are brought back to the central issue in this process technical questions, though important, are still only an expression of the underlying political conflicts and animosities. These are the real factors driving the confrontation that the Vienna negotiations are meant to defuse over the next six months.

As a result of China s hardening stance, Surin Pitsuwan, ASEAN s outgoing secretary general has said that Asia is entering its most contentious period in recent years. Indeed, he warns that the South China Sea could evolve into another Palestine, unless countries try harder to defuse rather than inflame tensions.

Was France s recent wave of protests against an amendment that would have increased employers freedom to fire young workers a blessing in disguise? To defuse the protests, President Jacques Chirac was forced to withdraw the provision, and instead has proposed hiring subsidies as a way to reduce youth joblessness.

Even under the pressures of a globalized world, democratic systems that champion the rule of law are more resilient than the illiberal regimes that many including some in Europe are praising nowadays. But this does not mean that we can defuse any crisis by means of preventive action or clever intervention.

If the US cannot provide this today, it must relinquish its monopoly on international conflict resolution. It is time for the US to recognize that it cannot resolve the Israeli Palestinian conflict, defuse the Iranian nuclear dispute, change North Korea s behavior, or stop the Syrian civil war on its own.

There seems to be a common thread to most of Chávez s foreign policy to provoke a major confrontation with the United States. The danger, of course, is that if and when confrontation comes over Bolivia, the FTAA, human rights, or press freedoms it will be too late to defuse it.

To be sure, Erdoğan s visit to Tehran this week could help to defuse tensions over Syria a subject on which Turkey and Iran have diametrically opposing views. But it is unlikely to smooth the divisions among Iran s elite, much less convince hardliners to stop backing Assad, leaving the visit s significance uncertain, at best.

Elites and protesters fellow citizens should respond conscientiously and creatively to moral indignation, comprehending that it is ultimately about an affirmation of liberal democracy, and not about all out revolution, let alone nihilism. And they should seek to calm anger and defuse outrage, which can be a serious threat to liberal democracy.

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos tried to defuse the issue by first ascertaining whether the Cubans actually wanted to be invited. Having sent his foreign minister to Havana to ask, he received a surprising response Cuba did wish to attend, despite having rejected in 2009 an invitation to return to the OAS.

If appreciation does not reduce the current account surplus and capital inflows, then the renminbi s exchange rate is bound to face further upward pressure. That is why some people are advocating that China undertake a one shot, big bang appreciation large enough to defuse expectations of further strengthening and deter inflows of speculative hot money.

Turkey was instrumental in bringing about an end to Lebanon s factional strife, and its overtures to Syria undertaken despite warnings from the United States have paid off handsomely. Turkey was able not only to defuse the international tensions surrounding its Arab neighbor, but also to engineer the start of direct talks between Syria and Israel.

Harvard s Ezra Vogel, while not sparing China from his prescriptions, recently mapped some strategies by which Japan could defuse historical issues. Vogel recommends a full and objective official account of the suffering Japan s military aggression caused, lengthening the time that students must devote to modern Japanese history, and including regional reactions and criticism in that study.

The recent establishment of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone will allow for the emergence of an offshore international financial center that offers real world training to China s regulators. This will give them the tools they need to recognize the signs of a developing crisis, defuse the threat, and efficiently handle the recapitalization and reorganization of failed financial institutions.

Faced with the grassroots popularity of this movement, by 1982 the government of then Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamed decided to co opt Anwar Ibrahim into his United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), the dominant party within the country s ruling coalition. The strategy worked well, and helped defuse Islamic opposition to the wrenching changes that accompanied the country s rapid economic modernization.

I think there's a lot of people in the intelligence community a lot of people who deal with this work in general think it's almost inevitable, unless we do certain things to really try to defuse the risk, like better interdiction, better prevention, better fixing, you know, better screening of cargo containers that are coming into the country and so forth.

Reaching the wrong agreement to defuse the austerity bomb, or cushion the economy from its impact, would merely recreate America s long run structural budget deficit 160 a very bad outcome. Failure to take all four steps outlined above all but guarantees renewed recession in America, even if a good agreement is reached on stretching out the tax hikes and spending cuts.

The internecine rivalries that began in earnest last November between fighters from Zawiya and Warshefana, and among Tripoli s various factions, will be difficult to defuse, as the thowar (revolutionaries) have refused repeated calls by the NTC to disarm. Tripoli is in danger of becoming like Baghdad circa 2005, with different groups controlling turf and instituting a clientelist neighborhood political economy.

The more positive argument as Rabin would certainly have understood is that it is overwhelmingly in Israel s own interest to defuse this issue by accepting, once and for all, that Palestinian statehood is an indispensable requirement of its own long term peace and security. Indeed, Israel should treat the UN vote as an opportunity for a new start to negotiations, rather than an excuse for renewed confrontation.

India should seek to play the role of honest broker to defuse the threat of military hostilities, which would most likely shut down the world s most important oil export route, the Strait of Hormuz (a danger that Iran has said is also implicit in an oil export embargo against it). But, far from being able to play the role of bridge builder between the US and Iran, India is being forced to walk a policy tightrope, and its desire to chart a neutral course has annoyed both sides.