Few countries have a neutral energy balance.

I am not a neutral observer on this topic.

With neutral, there's nothing in particular that Evan needs to do.

Over the past decade, the European Union has grown more ethnically diverse.

From a largely ethnically British province, Ontario has rapidly become culturally very diverse.

In 1948, more than 50 of the entire Palestinian population was ethnically cleansed.

That policy consists of three rules 1) no original research 2) a neutral point of view and 3) verifiability.

The division of the country into more ethnically homogeneous federal components might also promote stability.

On arrival in Murghab tourists can feast on yaks raised mostly by ethnic Kyrgyz herders.

But the Turkish government has increasingly allowed itself to be dragged into Middle East conflicts, rather than functioning as an honest broker.

Like the US occupation of Iraq, the NATO war in Afghanistan will leave behind an ethnically fractured country. Just as Iraq today is, for all intents and purposes, ethnically partitioned, it will be difficult to establish a post 2014 government in Kabul whose writ runs across Afghanistan.

It is no accident, for example, that Europe s most successful welfare states were created in ethnically homogeneous Scandinavia.

Like the US occupation of Iraq, the NATO war in Afghanistan will leave behind an ethnically fractured country.

At the same time, he imposed increasingly strict central control on his ethnically and linguistically diverse country.

The challenge nowadays is to maintain that sense of intense solidarity amid diversifying populations.

Vancouver is one of the most ethnically and linguistically diverse cities in Canada 52 of its residents have a first language other than English.

Although atmospheric nitrogen abounds (more than 75 ), few living creatures are capable of using this atmospheric nitrogen in its diatomic form, N2 gas.

Most notably, they are ethnically homogeneous, so that social divisions are more amenable to compromise.

Likewise, he justified Russia s annexation of Crimea and invasion of parts of eastern Ukraine by emphasizing their substantial ethnic Russian populations.

The uniqueness and novelty of this study is that it reflects on differences within the Russian blogosphere between ethnic Russian bloggers and bloggers of North Caucasus.

One Russophone group that did seem to mostly support Erdoğan were citizens of the Central Asian republics, most of whom are Turkic peoples, ethnically and linguistically related to the Turks of Anatolia.

It was understood that the changes effectively resulted in the creation of a new language, which was named Idiom Neutral (which means the neutral idiom or the neutral language ).

But New York and Los Angeles, the two most ethnically diverse cities in the US, are also America's leaders in business and in the arts.

But Japan was a totally conquered, ethnically homogeneous country with no insurgency, a large middle class, and previous experience of political openness.

Continental Europe is becoming, and will become, more ethnically mixed as more newcomers from Eastern Europe and the developing world arrive.

The left failed to recognize that Israeli elections are not strictly political affairs they are an expression of an ongoing Kulturkampf in an ethnically kaleidoscopic society.

Maleki blogged under the nickname Babak Khorramdin, the name of an ancient Persian freedom fighter from Azerbaijan (Maleki is an ethnic Iranian Azeri).

Currently, the island is split down ethnic lines between an internationally recognized Greek Cypriot south and a breakaway Turkish Cypriot north, the result of Turkey's invasion in 1974 following a military coup in Cyprus that aimed for Greece to annex it and therefore unify the two.

Like most European empires, it was ethnically very diverse, but unlike most European empires, it was more of a system of tribute than a single system of government.

Indonesia, another large, ethnically and to a lesser extent religiously diverse state many thousands of miles away, faces comparable difficulties.

Ethnically homogeneous Japan is an example of how three different religions Shinto, Confucianism, and Buddhism can coexist peacefully and, in many cases, intermingle.

This relatively rich, opposition controlled, ethnically mixed, and more conservative province, blessed with fertile lowlands and hydrocarbons, voted for autonomy by a wide margin.

This means information more, it calls for the same type of mature, neutral and dispassionate analysis that, say, OECD delivers to its own member countries.

Both examples show that Europe, like the US, is vulnerable to the politics of division, as our societies become more ethnically diverse.

Wilson could not implore his people to kill the Krauts, as British or French leaders frequently did, because so many of Wilson s soldiers were, by ethnicity at least, Krauts themselves.

Nationalist blogger Egor Prosvirnin pounced on this disconnect, sarcastically writing that any sane nationalist would willingly trade the hostile Chechnya for the ethnically Russian Crimea

In fact, despite its politicians anxious rhetoric, the United Kingdom is a more ethnically mixed, and in some ways more open, society than Germany.

Just as Iraq today is, for all intents and purposes, ethnically partitioned, it will be difficult to establish a post 2014 government in Kabul whose writ runs across Afghanistan.

However, this means that the challenge of maintaining a strong social welfare state in ethnically and racially diverse societies such as the US is not economic, but one of promoting respect and inclusiveness.

In Planescape Torment , the character begins as a true neutral character (that is, neither good nor evil, and neither lawful nor chaotic) and throughout the game, based on the character's actions, this property is incrementally changed.

Both Ghani, who identifies as an ethnic Pashtun, and his erstwhile rivals for the presidency, took steps to build ethnically diverse coalitions in the run up to the vote earlier this year.

That search could lead to the only conflict in the OSCE in which the organization has a direct role the dispute between Armenians and Azerbaijanis over the ethnically Armenian Nagorno Karabakh.

Armenia's last president, Robert Kocharian, for example, declared that the two were 'ethnically incompatible' while his Azerbaijani counterpart, still incumbent Ilham Aliyev, regularly threatens a new war.

The island was settled by Portuguese people, especially farmers from the Minho region, meaning that Madeirans (), as they are called, are ethnically Portuguese, though they have developed their own distinct regional identity and cultural traits.

The Adzhar people consider themselves Georgians, but still have frequent squabbles with the central government, so how could ethnically distinct Abkhazia and South Ossetia feel assured that their relations with Georgia would work out any better?