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In reality, by glorifying his armed forces, which would be an object of shame and contempt in any civilized society, as well as eulogizing a handful of desperadoes who are responsible for atrocious crimes committed against Azerbaijani civilians during the war, the President of Armenia makes it absolutely clear what, in his view, “the Armenian brand” and “the Armenian system of values” mean.

Anti-corruption strategies are based on a combination of public attitudes, preventive measures, effective institutions of control, punishment of wrongdoers and recovery of stolen assets.

It is recommended that federal States establish bodies to promote debate and coexistence between scholars and adherents of different religions [...][...]

The bombings in Damascus and Aleppo and the ongoing destruction by terrorist organizations of the country’s infrastructure, which the Syrian people built with tremendous effort, clearly demonstrate that, despite the money and arms they have received and their recruitment of terrorists trained in several countries, those organizations have failed to achieve their aimsbecause of the steadfastness of Syria and its people, who uncovered the scope of the conspiracy and proceeded with incomparable resolve to restore security and stability throughout the country.

Such unreasonable double standards are possible at the Security Council because such standards are in line with the interests of those countries keen to monopolize such cutting-edge technology as satellite launches.

[...] [...] theywill not succeed in their efforts tofosterclashes amongnations.

It was a worrying development as itcast the tensions as Muslim versus Buddhist and showed how easily the distrust between religions could be manipulated by rising ultra-nationalist sentiments.

(6) Some defendants may be forced or tempted toraise the amount from criminals or unlicensed money lenders, thus stimulating illegal bondsmen or money lending practice.

[...] [...] Muslims, or to stir upstrifebetween Muslims and Christians, whoare all closely woven [...]

In order to confront the occupying Power’s outlaw behaviour and its headlong rush to repeatedly evade obligations placed upon it by the international community, Algeria calls for unity in the Palestinian ranks and calls upon the international community to lend the support necessary to achieve this prime objective.

The Capital Airlines episode is illustrative of several key issues: the importance of Aweys’s personal leadership in armed opposition to the Transitional Federal Government and AMISOM; Eritrea’s direct and overt support for his return and the subsequent reinvigoration of Hizbul Islam in preparation for its offensive of May 2009; and the degree to which weak regulatory frameworks in some States of the region — in this case Kenya — enable sanctions-busting behaviour of the kind Capital Airlines engaged in.

The Group would not allowany attempt to stop the commemorative meeting [...]

[...] [...] including the Alliance of Civilizations initiative, the International Dialogue on Interfaith Cooperation for Peace and Harmony and the dialogue among the followersof world religions [...][...]

In Pakistan, Muslims are required to solemnly declare in their passport application form that they “do not recognize any person who claims to be prophet in any sense of the word or of any description whatsoever after Muhammad (peace be upon him) or recognize such claimant as prophet or a religious reformer as a Muslim” and that they “consider Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Quadiani to be an imposternabi and also consider hisfollowers whether belonging to the Lahori or Quadiani Group to be NON-MUSLIM”.

[...] [...] ongoing strugglebetween Muslim and Christian powers for control [...]

Likewise, the challenge of terrorism demands the broadest possible coalition of nations to put an end to it — not only through sheer force of arms but also and mainly through a dialogue of faiths, cultures and civilizations that will put themerchants of hate out of business.

Although the number of successful acts of piracy has decreased significantly owing to the specific measures taken, it is nevertheless worrying to note that there are still many instances of pirate attacks and hostage-taking, and that those now extend beyond Somalia’s coasts.