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According to a Bush spokesperson, the participants focused on the nature of the enemy and the challenges in the war-torn region.

Victory brought up the question of what the United States should do to help relieve the difficulties of the war-torn peoples abroad.

China is defending its stance on Sudan, arguing that it has taken a constructive role in trying to settle the conflict in war-torn Darfur.

Corruption, she said, was all too often seen as an issue which affected only war-torn states and tinpot dictatorships.

Japan, in just a few decades, remade itself from a war-torn country into one of the richest nations on earth.

Growing up in war-torn strife, in the shadow of death adrift of personal experience to make Theo Angelopoulos Thinking life prematurely.

The humanitarian aid agency says its air service to the war-torn Central African country will run out of money by August 15.

In this new job, Marshall toured war-torn Europe that winter and was shocked by what he discovered. What do you think he saw?

And an International Security Assistance Force was established to help bring a lasting peace to a war-torn country.

The official acknowledged that there were risks to sending additional U. S. military equipment and personnel into the war-torn region.

Together with your squad, take on authentic combat missions across the battlefields of war-torn Fortress Europe.

Not until the war-torn area was under government control was the regional peace restored.

The movie production team gave the E-3 crew a tour around the war-torn town, which they had created out of wood, plaster and Styrofoam.

China says it is willing to reduce Iraq's debt on a "large scale" to help rebuild the war-torn country's economy.

And, a deeper look at Aceh, Indonesia and how the calamity of the 2004 Asian Tsunami may have brought peace to this war torn province.

Topping the list of this year's Peoples Under Threat index is war-torn Somalia, where the Bantu minority group is particularly vulnerable.

Lebanon has rebuilt much of its war-torn physical and financial infrastructure by borrowing heavily - mostly from domestic banks.

The international community must find efficient ways to help war-torn countries to develop and sustain their own institutions.

The game opens with Fifi Millicent performing a gig in an unnamed war-torn Middle Eastern country, in exchange for a $10m fee.

Once in office, Hayes withdrew all remaining federal troops from the South and designated funds for improvements in the war-torn South.

Facing the challenges of a war torn world, the diverse people here struggle to rebuild their once great civilizations .

Created in 1944 and, by custom, headed by an American, the World Bank initially helped finance the reconstruction of war-torn Europe.

Defending his decision to draw-down troops from Afghanistan, Obama said that the US had "turned a corner" in the war-torn country.

That promise has encouraged others to come from war torn and unstable countries to start new lives in the United States.

Company officials expected logistical and security challenges in the war-torn country.

In some war-torn states, women are stepping in as a sort of maternal rescue team.

It has also expelled aid workers, bringing potentially fatal consequences for refugees in war-torn Darfur.

The rebel broadcasts act as a unifying force for the war-torn city.

Baroness Amos said she feared that famine could spread to 5-6 more regions of war-torn Somalia, unless there was a massive increase in aid.

but as when lenin sped in his sealed carriage through war - torn germany 90 years ago , the train of revolution has left the station.

Petroleum experts believe the war-torn country is underexplored and could potentially rival Saudi Arabia in oil reserves.

Eg. Switzerland was an enclave of peace in war-torn Europe.

There's no doubt about it, we're a war-torn nation.

The pictures graphically showed the destruction and disease in the war torn region.

The Puntland region has enjoyed relative peace and even prosperity, when compared to the war-torn south.

Meanwhile, in the war-torn lands of the south, the scattered remnants of the Horde fought for their very survival.

Pets left behind as people flee the war-torn region are forced to fend for themselves.

One dramatic example of spotlighting a crisis occurred when mountain gorillas were found slaughtered in Congo's war-torn wilderness.

Sylvanas and her rebel Forsaken hold only the Tirisfal Glades, a small portion of the war-torn kingdom.

And this scenario is repeated again and again in the war-torn countries of Africa.

Helping to end two world wars, rebuild a war torn Europe, land on the moon and export republican democracy not enough for you?

Sudan's own examples show restraint and cooperation to make this war-torn country on the path of peace and development.

A turbine factory with 20 thousand workers was downright destructed and every bits like a war torn city.

The Gorilla protection blog has used the internet to reach out the world with information and updates from war torn DRC.

South Korea has ended its four-year presence in the war-torn country.

The most heavily polluted, and the war torn ones will be major areas of concentration.

He added that he was pledging $1 billion to help rebuild war-torn Gaza.

No surprise that Mr Karzai has picked the least war-torn areas.

Hatred and tension continue to fester in the war-torn city.

That is to say, whether in war-torn places or in peaceful yet poor environment, they deserve the most basic care.

Another war-torn nation, Iraq, came in fourth on the corruption index.

Vienna is the best city in the world to live while war-torn Baghdad is the worst.

Running a peaceful and prosperous country is pleasanter and more profitable than running a ravaged, war-torn one.

Neighbouring Kenya and Uganda have highways. The vast, war-torn south, by contrast, has a scant 60km of paved roads.

Another suicide bombing attack was reported in this war-torn area.

Yang said that China is worried about the continuous crisis and the war-torn people in Libya.

The planet also hosts a lucrative gun running business, as weapons are smuggled to the nearby war-torn world of Anobis.

War-torn Iraq was represented by both Shi'ites and Sunnis.

It says in some war-torn areas, women are at high risk of sexual violence, including rape.

People in the war-torn areas hunger for peace.

What is more, Sri Lanka is an unusually delightful war-torn country.

The only exceptions are war-torn places such as Congo.

And they are Chinese, undertaking by far the largest foreign investment project in war-torn Afghanistan.

The desolate cities of war-torn Europe.

Many Filipinos are eager to work in war-torn Iraq since they can earn at least $1, 700 a month.

The world today is like a war-torn of the chess game. Who is the last of the winners or losers is not yet known.

Or perhaps one has lived in a war-torn region.

There are places also that express hatred to an extreme, such as war torn or starving regions or in your inner cities.

In many war-torn areas of the world, for example, it's logistically impossible to accurately count people.

And in 2003, it became a refugee, fleeing its home in war-torn Cô ted'Ivoire to huddle temporarily in Tunisia.

During the Chinese civil war Halpern decamped to Hong Kong, war-torn but by then back in British hands.

He recently attended a desalination-industry conference looking for ways to bring fresh water to the war-torn Sudanese region of Darfur.

Slideshow: Marcus Bleasdale talks about a selection of his photographs chronicling the impact of rape in war-torn areas of Africa

Photographer Lynsey Addario tours the war-torn country with Obama's Secretary of Defense

Evacuate American citizens from the war-torn land

Bring peace to the war-torn country, to