Granada's history is one of internal crises because of the existence of a powerful landowning nobility with which, from the first, the monarchy had to come to terms, and because of wars with Castile.
Because European methods of warfare ultimately dominated the world, and because the technology of war, with few exceptions, advanced first and fastest in Europe, this article devotes most of its attention to the European military ecosphere.
The United States and Britain have rescinded travel advisories they issued last month urging their citizens not to visit India because of the threat of war with neighboring Pakistan.
The investigation took on a greater urgency because of the prospect of war with Iraq and the desire to cut off support to Baghdad, officials acknowledged.
STEVE FORBES: No question that the yellow metal has been boosted because of the prospect of war with Iraq and the possibility of a showdown with North Korea.
The restored Stuart king, Charles II, gave English slave trade to a monopolistic company, the Royal Adventurers Trading to Africa, in 1663, but the Adventurers accomplished little because of the early outbreak of war with Holland (1665).
Because right now, on the issue of war with Iran, Rep. Grayson is playing for the AIPAC team, not the public team.
Armenia had been in a continuous state of war with Azerbaijan since 1994 because of the Nagorno-Karabakh War.
He left home because of the war, with the idea of going to Libya to earn enough money to continue his education once tensions had subsided in Bamako, Mali's capital.
Much of the area is still insecure because of the war with Boko Haram, and countless thousands have not made it to population centres where some degree of care is available.
