The current detente resulted from the election of a reformist leader, Hassan Rouhani, opposing the domestic chaos of his predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
So far, Mr. Eberstadt added, China has benefited most from the detente.
I majored in political science and joined the Foreign Service, and the world changed so many times since I graduated--from the Cold War to detente, then the revival of the Cold War and the end of the Soviet Union, and then the post-9/11 world.
The speech came after nearly a week of remarks from officials from other countries applauding the Iran nuclear detente, which was reached between Tehran and the five permanent members of the Security Council — China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States — as well as Germany.
Federal authorities, working alongside the vigilantes, are now presiding over a tenuous detente, peppered with bursts of bloody retaliation from the drug gang.
Yesterday, Bouton read a section from the epilogue that began with his detente with Mantle a year before he died, moved through the death of Laurie and ended with the loss of such teammates as Howard, Roger Maris and Steve Hamilton.
That detente between Democrats and Big Pharma was a departure from their previously adversarial relations, and may be coming to an end with Obama's presidency winding down.
The official said that aside from Castro's initial and fairly brief speeches on the new detente, as well as a spattering of other official comments, "we have seen very little in the way of signals".
He negotiated an end, though not a happy one, to the Vietnam war, and began the process of detente with the Soviet Union, even at the price of a kiss on the lips from Leonid Brezhnev.In this section Enter the dragon What to do?
The U.S. government is seething over the increased cyber-attacks against American targets originating from China, and the two nations are set to either move toward detente or the U.S. may adopt retaliatory measures that could possibly spark a flashpoint.
