Brotherly tempers started to get strained.

She told us, I believe HIV isn t the only killer.

Palestinian women live in a permanent state of insecurity, tension and fear.

With just six days to go until this roller coaster of an election campaign is over, everyone's nerves are thoroughly frayed.

Investment has been discouraged by the rejection of corporate culture, social and political tension, and uncertainty about the reforms.

At the same time, societies are increasingly fragmented, with perceived loneliness and stress related illnesses on the rise.

The tension between these two forces will drive Russia's political dynamics for the next four years.

People deal with stress in their daily lives in different ways by drinking alcohol, doing Yoga, taking a walk or partying.

Illegal exploitation of natural resources, arms trafficking, insecurity, inter ethnic tension and massive violations of the human rights of the civilian population

If they do, the age of oil will not end. But the age of worrying about it just might.

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Nonetheless, it was clear that racism and xenophobia persisted as major causes of conflict and tension in many parts of the world.

Tempers are rising in both Russia and Europe, yet, paradoxically, when it comes to the major challenges they face, their interests are largely identical.

For the moment, the eurozone may well have reached the point where an amicable divorce is a better option than years of economic decline and political acrimony.

Today, a year later, protests continue, tensions are growing, and Jordan is more fragmented than ever with evident reform talk fatigue. On one end, cases revealing years of rampant corruption are the talk of anyone and everyone.

The failure to achieve a negotiated solution for Kosovo and the violence, tension and de facto partition that resulted from it have their reasons in many, many different factors.

There, and in the volatile Caucasus, a significant improvement in Europe s relations with Russia is crucial to defusing tensions.

Yet Cairo remains restless, and the government fears another outpouring of support for democracy, as the judges have called for renewed nationwide demonstrations.

Colombians were in a funk, and they took it out on Santos. He recovered by the second round, but won by a much smaller margin than anyone expected six months ago.

Creating more jobs, especially for the young and restless urban population, will cut down on the crime that is rooted in poverty and unemployment.

The differences in cultures between the established Native Americans and immigrant Europeans, as well as shifting alliances among different nations in times of war, caused extensive political tension, ethnic violence, and social disruption.

Those claims had been rejected by all Greek Governments as being politically motivated and having nothing to do with human rights they also created a climate of insecurity and tension.

Emerging market policymakers in big countries such as Brazil, China, and Turkey routinely attack the US and its monetary policy as a source of inflation, social tension, and political instability.

Other challenges included logistical difficulties in moving humanitarian commodities to a wide and scattered area of eastern Chad, environmental considerations and tension with local communities over scarce resources.

Mr. Adel (Egypt) (spoke in Arabic) We are meeting today to discuss the question of the Middle East a hotbed of tension where conflict has continued for decades as a result of the Israeli occupation of Arab territories.

It has refused to resume negotiations, and it continues to erect obstacles and to create new realities on the ground in order to prevent the resumption of negotiations, showing a great indifference to the continuing cycle of violence, tension and instability in the region.

We all saw how that created an atmosphere of division and tension, which affected the spirit of the negotiations on the reform document (resolution 60 1) adopted at the summit of heads of State or Government in September.

The information on the recent decline in the number of refugees was welcome, but many areas of conflict and tension remained, and the best way to continue the improvement was to bring those conflicts to an end.

Her Government was concerned at the escalation of violence and tension in the Middle East, which constituted a threat to international peace and security, hoped that a solution to the conflict would be found in accordance with related Security Council resolutions and in full respect for international law and supported the establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in the region as a way of creating trust.

Sixth, this zero sum proposal, with 6 winners and 180 losers, would increase divisions and tensions not only within the United Nations but within various regions, contradicting the objective of promoting peace and security.

So I cannot predict the outcome, and neither can the masters of the universe in the City of London, who always become jittery in the face of political uncertainty. What I can do is try to explain why that uncertainty exists.

It is flawed economically, because carbon taxes will cost a fortune and do little, and it is flawed politically, because negotiations to reduce CO2 emissions will become ever more fraught and divisive.

Land degradation is a major threat, with some 73 per cent of the land being lightly to very severely degraded as the result of overgrazing, wind and water erosion, the inefficient use of water resources and political tensions.