"developments in the conflict" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to changes or progress in a specific conflict or dispute. Example: The latest developments in the conflict between the two countries have been marked by increased tension and military activity.
The talk of military action is being spurred by ominous recent developments in the conflict with traffickers.
"All the same, it is an indication of a new willingness to talk to Assad himself by the Syrian opposition," said Joshua M. Landis, the director of the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma and the author of the Syria Comment blog, which tracks developments in the conflict.
How do villages receive news about developments in the conflict and with peace negotiations?
In one of the stranger developments in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Ukrainian President Petro Poroschenko recently appointed former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili as the governor of the Odessa region.
When it comes to the attractive male presenter, however, they may not recall the color of his tie, but they do recall recent developments in the conflict in the Middle East.
Asked about the possibility of further US sanctions in light of this bloody development in the conflict in eastern Ukraine, Peskov said he could not rule it out.
2. Consider the latest developments in the Darfur conflict by reading and discussing the article, "Chaos Grows in Darfur Conflict as Militias Turn on Government".
"Many of our programmes focused on detailed reporting and analysis of the latest developments in the Gaza conflict rather than a protest about our reporting, although this was included in our coverage on some outlets.
Follow @mcdneville on Twitter for developments in the Syrian conflict.
The specific targeting of children is one of the grimmest new developments in the way conflicts have been waged over the past fifty years.
In other developments: As the conflict in Syria dominates the summit, UK Foreign Secretary William Hague warned there were no "palatable options" for dealing with the crisis.
