"countries of war" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you might use it in a sentence like "Many countries were plunged into war after the Great War of 1914-1918".
The Italy-based Gorbachev Foundation, which recognizes entertainers and cultural personalities committed to peace, decided to honor Mr. Islam, 57, because his Small Kindness charity worked to "alleviate the suffering of thousands of children and their parents in countries of war," according to the foundation.
In a working paper recently presented at the American Society of International Law's annual meeting, she proposed the creation of a new international law for a global geographic distribution of refugees and migrants in the event of a conflict or disaster, as well as safe zones in countries of war, based on the idea that most people would never, by choice, flee to the other side of the world.
Mr Margolis says we can't accuse a country of war crimes until it has been found guilty in a court of law.
We have been trying to change this stereotype that Iraq is a country of war and nothing good can come from it.
"I am very happy that we have raised our national flag in every part of the world, and showed a positive picture of our country to the rest of world that Afghanistan is not just a country of war and drugs, it's a county of love and sports," he says.
The official pretext for the emergency laws is the country's state of war with Israel.
We sell arms to countries accused of war crimes and to countries that the Foreign Office lists as having dubious human rights records.
"It is very difficult to sell anything in a country in a state of war," he replied.
Influencing policy in foreign countries short of war is a mug's game.
IT is a tragic truism that South Africa is one of the world's most violent countries outside of war zones.
Refugees are defined as individuals who have fled their home countries because of war, persecution, or the demonstrable threat of persecution.
