If there are no conflicts, they are invented.

In fact, new conflicts have emerged, while old ones have resurfaced.

Europe does not have armed conflicts.

The answer is currency disputes.

If we are unable to nurture and build sustainable peace, we cannot prevent new conflicts from breaking out or, indeed, prevent old ones from relapsing into new violence.

There have been large scale political conflicts in certain countries and risk of conflict in others.

My country is free from conflicts.

So we looked at a few more conflicts.

While some conflicts were born or rekindled, others often long standing, but no less virulent have become worse or have expanded.

Increasingly, the threats to international peace and security are coming from intra State rather than inter State conflicts.

Although they have made progress on governance, many of them remain weak states.

The red is modern conflict, conflicts within states.

Most of today's conflicts are essentially internal conflicts, leading to political and economic chaos, human insecurity and terrible suffering for the entire civilian population.

Some will say that the danger of nuclear war is diminished. Some will say that many conflicts are being resolved, even though new ones are springing up.

These are ills that generally lead to the emergence of new conflicts.

Yet we are confronted with new conflicts and dangers.

Armed conflicts, local wars, aggression and intervention continue to take place.

In the post cold war period essentially intra State conflicts, with numerous and complex origins, dominate the Council apos s deliberations.

The end of the cold war has opened opportunities to set aside some of the most intractable, destructive and polarizing conflicts of our time.

Therefore, this situation may lead to conflicts.

Nowadays, we only speak of regional conflict.

Nonetheless, we were not able to avoid conflicts and contradictions.

It thereby averted conflicts, the consequences of which would have been hard to foresee.

These are quite different, and they are outside the grasp of modern diplomacy.

Was post conflict peace building the best use of the Council's time and resources?

In many conflicts, soldiers have been recruited at a very young age.

Overlapping spheres of influence and frozen conflicts could again cause major conflict.

It could have prevented the deaths of millions of people in different conflicts.

It is the only way to prevent them from sliding back into violent conflict.

This year 1993 has not been one just of conflict, turmoil and bloodshed.

In all the societies of the bottom billion, there are intense struggles to do just that.

When disaster strikes the economy gets blown, people lose a job, floods, war, conflict, bad governance, all of those things there is nothing to fall back on.

The Oxford development economist Paul Collier reckons that 75 of the poorest people in the world live in countries that have only recently recovered from conflict or are still in conflict.

Attention was drawn to the situation of States emerging from conflict and States surrounded by conflict zones, both of which were vulnerable to the security threats posed by the proliferation of small arms and light weapons.

Attention was drawn to the situation of States emerging from conflict and States surrounded by conflict zones, both of which were vulnerable to the security threats posed by the proliferation of small arms and light weapons.

Archaeologists propose that the Late Mumun was a period of conflict between groups of people.

This phenomenon arises in most African countries with ongoing conflicts.

The proposal has particular relevance and appeal for countries emerging from conflict, especially in Africa.

Peacebuilding strategies must be designed to fit the particular conflicts.

Consequently, lasting peace and stability can elude peoples in conflict regions.

This is an increasingly widespread phenomenon and a growing cause for concern in today apos s armed conflicts.

Major conflagrations in other regions have been extinguished or dispersed.

You see the green is a traditional interstate conflict, the ones we used to read about.

So we need to remind them that in this election year of fighting and the name calling

Since 2003 there has been an ongoing conflict in Darfur which has become a humanitarian disaster.