The Roots of Sino American Antagonism

This can be explained partly by antagonism against Islam.

There s no antagonism between the online and the offline.

Turkey s ancient antagonism toward Russia briefly revived when the Soviet Union imploded.

A spiral of frustration and antagonism must not be allowed to develop.

Antagonism was confined to the stadium, and ended when the match did.

In the face of this domestic antagonism, the al Sauds have few tools.

There is actually a sense of antagonism towards academic training in Iranian newsrooms.

Who are the victims and enemies at the frontlines of this raging antagonism?

In addition, the US appears to be seeking to avoid open antagonism with Morales.

The Bush administration finds the PML N s nationalism and antagonism to Musharraf particularly troublesome.

Diplomatic obstruction is not the only means Russian elites use to foster antagonism with the US.

This may seem strange, given the antagonism between Romano Prodi and Silvio Berlusconi during the electoral campaign.

Diversity must be a source of richness, not antagonism, and countries that favor the latter must be excluded.

And yet, despite this antagonism, loud calls for Germany to assume leadership in Europe can also be heard.

Is the Sunni Shia divide in the Middle East now deeper than the antagonism between Israel and the Arabs?

The antagonism between President Mahinda Rajapaksa and the now retired General Sarath Fonseka has been in the making for months.

But that antagonism reflected the personalization of politics achieved by Berlusconi, as well as an institutional feature that he abolished.

In view of the risk of inciting fresh antagonism, gathering racial, religious, and ethnic statistics may not be worth it.

Yet it is facile to say that antagonism to Putin's new course derives simply from adherence to Cold War stereotypes.

They should initiate a dialogue with the North and take steps to dissuade Kim from continuing on his path of antagonism.

For most of modern history, the Franco German antagonism the two countries' so called hereditary enmity haunted Europe and the world.

Iraq's mayhem has hardened the antagonism of countries like France and Germany, which led the opposition to the war in the first place.

Joint efforts to combat drug trafficking in Afghanistan, for example, could help dilute the mutual antagonism and distrust that contribute to blockage on the nuclear front.

And now, the regime s policies of repression, discrimination, and antagonism directed at the Shia and other politically marginalized groups increasingly threaten the Saudi state with disintegration.

(Abe does not appear to have considered the possibility that his pilgrimage to Yasukuni might end up helping China by deepening South Korea s antagonism toward Japan.)

Joint efforts to combat drug trafficking in Afghanistan, for example, could help dilute the mutual antagonism and distrust that contribute to blockage on the nuclear front.

But, given China s rising power, such a regional structure is becoming all the more necessary if today s lack of trust is not to devolve into military antagonism.

Similarly, markets are a powerful solvent of religious and communal antagonism, by creating incentives to cooperate with those whose identity and ultimate commitments differ from our own.

On the right, Chirac s antagonism toward Sarkozy makes it that another candidate will appear at some point, either Michele Alliot Marie, the defense minister, or Chirac himself.

Conservatives in the House of Commons (and in the wider party) want to be reassured that their leader shares their antagonism for the entire European integration process.

Italy has long had a large Communist Party, and the left may be in power again but there is no gut antagonism to the freedoms that capitalism encourages.

The antagonism between the blacks of sub Saharan Africa and the inhabitants of the continent s north remains a reality that impedes the prospect of any union between them.

Animosity among Europeans is at an all time high, with Greeks and Germans, in particular, having descended to the point of moral grandstanding, mutual finger pointing, and open antagonism.

The problem with identity politics is that it places the in group at odds with the perceived other an approach that can easily foster chauvinism, invidious discrimination, and open antagonism.

Four decades ago, Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer approved the creation of new textbooks that children in both countries would use to help heal the century long Franco German antagonism.

LONDON Ever since Greek Cypriots rejected the United Nations plan to reunite Cyprus in 2004, antagonism has grown between the Greek majority and the Turks in the north of the island.

Many British people believed in a Free Trade Empire. Others fanned the flames of Anglo German antagonism, caricaturing protectionist Germany as a barbarian society surviving on horse sausages and dog meat

These trans cultural ethical rules form structural elements of a common human ethic, whatever we call it, and make almost irrelevant the idea of a deep antagonism between Asian and Western values.

LONDON 45 45 Ever since Greek Cypriots rejected the United Nations plan to reunite Cyprus in 2004, antagonism has grown between the Greek majority and the Turks in the north of the island.

She suggests the mutual antagonism came about two years later in 1455 in the wake of the First Battle of St. Albans, when Margaret perceived him as a challenge to the king's authority.

Is the Sunni Shia divide in the Middle East now deeper than the antagonism between Israel and the Arabs? You might think so given the response of some Arab governments to Hezbollah s decision to attack Israel.

Today, Bolivia is being led by its government toward antagonism between Indians and non Indians, the eastern and western regions, and city and country, exacerbated by insults and actions that are acquiring an increasingly racist and ethnocentric edge.

The antagonism that much of the left felt toward the Fifth Republic, which was tailored to fit de Gaulle s outsized figure, faded only in 1981, when François Mitterrand, one of de Gaulle s most vocal opponents, benefited from the power vested in the presidency.

Despite the political antagonism between the two nations, the time of rabbits predicted by Silvio Rodríguez inexplicably summed up the emotions of many Cubans, both among those living on the island, and the almost two million scattered in the world for political and economic reasons.