A long clash between Klubradio, a radio station that is often critical of Mr. Orban's government, and Hungary's news media council, which hands out frequencies to radio stations and is stocked with Orban supporters, is a primary example of the conflict; the station's license was renewed last week after years of contention.
"Russia remains, but as a threatening kleptocracy," says Steinhauer, whose Milo Weaver trilogy focusses on relations between the US and China, just one facet of a post-Cold War world that has many existential conflicts: "Terrorism existed as a subject during the Cold War, but now, of course, it's become a primary source of narrative conflict.
Bad flow, especially fast sections leading into sharp turns, is a primary cause of user conflict.
Resource scarcity is often assumed to be a primary driver of historical conflicts [ 39], and poor grazing conditions during cold periods probably forced Central Asian nomads south.
Rather than address these issues, though, international peacemakers have lately singled out three features of the ongoing conflict: as a primary cause of violence, the illegal exploitation of natural resources by Congolese and foreign armed groups; as a main consequence, sexual abuse against women and girls; as a central solution, reconstructing state authority.
The primary prohibition in the conflict-of-interest rules is a bar on involvement in a decision that will impact the government employee's personal or close family financial interests.
Involving groups in primary commissioning means solving the issue of GP commissioners facing a conflict of interest.
The written informed consent process was followed by a comprehension test questionnaire to ensure key points of study participation were understood (i.e., longevity of DNA sample, deidentified samples in studies within and outside of primary institution, potential conflict of interest, Frye et al. 2015b).
