Japan erupts in conflict between natives and ethnic Koreans.
Darfur erupted into conflict in 2003 when insurgents mounted a campaign against Bashir's government, complaining their region was politically and economically marginalised.
Since Syria erupted into conflict last year, diplomats, spies and military strategists have struggled to work out what lies behind Moscow's staunch support of its Middle Eastern ally, the Syrian government of President Bashar al-Assad.
Tensions between the two powers erupted into conflict when Caucasian Iberia under Gourgen defected to the Romans in 524 525.
Now with conflict erupting around Indonesia's archipelago, the military is being called on increasingly to act as a peacekeeping force.
More than 100,000 people are estimated to have died since the conflict erupted in Syria in March 2011, and the conflict has produced at least 1.7 million refugees.
He had acted as adviser to the government of Peru in resolving its border conflict with Ecuador, a dispute that had several times erupted into armed conflict.
In a group of ICU patients, exceeding the 85th percentile for length of stay, in almost a third of cases conflicts erupted [ 26]: of 248 conflicts identified in 209 patients from a cohort of 656 patients, the majority (142) were classified as family-team conflicts, usually about end of life decisions (44%) or resulting from poor communication (44%).
The conflict erupted in December 2013 after a power struggle between between Machar, an ethnic Nuer, and Kiir, from the dominant Dinka group.
OO How Climate Change In Central Asia Threatens To Spark Regional Conflict - Competition for dwindling mountain water supplies in Central Asia could erupt into regional conflict, Chinese researchers warn.
