Political security Political security is concerned with whether people live in a society that honors their basic human rights.

Comprehensive security sector reform remains off the political agenda.

Call from a friend attacking on Atef Najeeb office, the chief of political security department in Derra Syria

We recognize that, in its composition, the Security Council does not reflect current geopolitical realities.

Political struggle, murder, corruption, espionage and diplomatic conflict the downfall of Bo Xilai from the Chinese Communist Party s (CCP) elite ranks has turned out to be a multi faceted story.

The Security Council commends the Iraqi people for having taken this step to exercise their right to freely determine their own political future and encourages them to continue to do so in moving ahead with their political transition.

The members of the Council will continue to follow developments in the coming days and affirm their ongoing support for Iraq's political transition in accordance with Security Council resolution 1546 (2004).

What Cheney did was to feed and nourish the Bush prejudices, and to move ruthlessly and energetically to occupy the policymaking ground left vacant by the President s indolence and National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice s lack of political clout.

First, I urge Member States to make the Security Council more broadly representative of the international community as a whole, as well as of the geopolitical realities of today.

The Security Council reaffirms its unwavering support for the Iraqi people in their political transition, as outlined in Security Council resolution 1546 (2004).

But the future of security in the Pacific should not be left to US decision makers alone.

Policy space is also required to ensure that important social and political ends such as food security are compatible with international trade rules.

The themes of security, development, political dialogue and human rights are inextricably linked in this difficult transition period.

He noted the continuing insecurity, the political and military volatility, mounting ethnic intolerance and the fragility of the transition process.

These elections are an important step for Iraq's political transition, as outlined in UN Security Council resolution 1546.

However, a climate of political uncertainty and insecurity still lingers in certain parts of the country.

One need not reiterate that, in any case, the political effect would be much worse, because there would not be increased policy or political space, and there would not be participation in the subsidiary bodies of the Security Council.

In the morning I had to attend the weekly interrogation at the political security branch. I told the interrogator how ridiculous it was for this to happen on my birthday, and he laughed stupidly.

Singapore continues to believe that there should be an expansion of the Security Council to better reflect contemporary geopolitical realities.

Unemployment is rampant, the social safety net is non existent, and social and economic hardship could at any moment turn into a threat to political stability.

The combination of these factors is behind the grave crises which have afflicted the country, generating political instability and leading to insecurity.

Mr. Mumbey Wafula (Uganda) said that security and a stable political climate in the Democratic Republic of the Congo were of paramount importance to Uganda.

The Security Council affirms its continuing support for the Iraqi people in their political transition and reaffirms the independence, sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity of Iraq.

However, the political and socio economic landscape still poses many challenges, and insecurity continues to prevail in parts of south and central Somalia.

The Security Council reaffirms its resolution 1559 (2004), and reiterates once again its call for the strict respect of the sovereignty, territorial integrity, unity and political independence of Lebanon.

However, there are still a number of factors which pose potential threats to the security and political stability the country currently enjoys.

The Security Council reaffirms its unwavering support for the Iraqi people in their political transition, as outlined in resolution 1546 (2004).

Obama s new National Security Strategy shows a political willingness to back an international order able to tackle these challenges.

The Security Council condemns, in the strongest possible terms, acts of terrorism in Iraq, which should not be allowed to disrupt Iraq's political and economic transition.

These economic and social challenges are made, as the Secretary General's report reminds us, all the greater by the political insecurity that is the defining reality of today's world.

The national authorities have placed special emphasis on security as an important pillar of successful policy. However, international policy has not yet been harmonized in this area.

We have several harrowing stories from the coups of 1992 and the protests of 2014, which really brought home the similarities between the two and the continued insecurity Venezuelans face. Economic insecurity, scarcity, polarized politics, and crime are common themes, but so are memories and nostalgia, and familiar relations.

In exchange for such guarantees, international forces could largely withdraw, leaving a force to secure a political agreement and to train Afghan security forces.

For Latin American policymakers, assuring food security can really be achieved only if a new international regime of genuinely free trade for agricultural commodities is built.

If resumption of political violence and property destruction is to be avoided, a new internal security policy will be needed.

At the National Security Council (MGK) meeting on 28 February 1997, the generals submitted their views on issues regarding secularism and political Islam on Turkey to the government.

At this sensitive political juncture, this is particularly relevant to the Iraqi security forces that are often required to operate in challenging and provocative circumstances.

South America is becoming a region where war is unthinkable what the political scientist Karl Deutsch once called a security community.

The Security Council commends the political and military pressure placed on FDLR by the Congolese Government and MONUC.

The members of the Security Council welcome the Iraqi elections completed yesterday, 30 January 2005, and congratulate the Iraqi people on this positive step in the political development of Iraq.

The Security Council reiterates its strong support for the territorial integrity, sovereignty and political independence of Lebanon within its internationally recognized borders and under the sole and exclusive authority of the Government of Lebanon.

Iraq, whose children aspire to political, economic, security and developmental reconstruction, wants fully to assume its responsibility, both regional and international, to safeguard peace and security throughout the region and in the world.

Haleh Sahabi, an Iranian women's rights activist died yesterday morning as a result of rough treatment by security agents during the funeral of her father, Ezatollah Sahabi, a veteran patriotic political leader.

Ensure that disarmament, demobilization and reintegration activities are complemented by parallel efforts that seek to strengthen political dialogue, reinforce judicial reform, promote reconciliation and strengthen the security sector.

The Security Council reaffirms its resolution 1559 (2004), and reiterates once again its call for the strict respect of the sovereignty, territorial integrity, unity and political independence of Lebanon.