Sentence examples for ethnic troubles from inspiring English sources

Yugoslavia's territorial and ethnic troubles are far from over.

Property prices have fallen by 50% or more.In this section Pipe down Ethnic troubles Not quite a crash Scuola di scandalo Tragedy or farce?

He says he just wants to make TVP run better.In this section Pipe down Ethnic troubles Not quite a crash Scuola di scandalo Tragedy or farce?

It would be overly simplistic to blame all of Burundi's postcolonial ethnic troubles on European ignorance of African culture, but such ignorance did contribute significantly to these problems.

With all the political and ethnic troubles that have occupied Mr. Gorbachev's agenda, none is considered as critical as the economic issue.

Tight security has been imposed in the Beijing hospital where the victims were taken.The blast has shattered the notion that China's capital could remain insulated from the ethnic troubles seething, thousands of miles away, at the fringes of the realm.

They think the Indians are spying, stirring up ethnic trouble in Pakistan and generally undermining the security of its lightly defended western border.At the end of 2002 India reopened four consulates in Afghanistan.

"Some of these taboo questions," she said, "are coming out again," with economic, legal and ethnic trouble re-emerging in the new states, like Hungary and Romania, and new divisions in the old ones.

The joint operation along one of Iraq's ethnic trouble spots began with a deliberate lack of fanfare, but it constitutes the most significant military mission by American forces since they largely retreated to bases outside Iraq's cities in June.

NAIROBI, Kenya — One year after this country exploded in ethnic bloodshed, trouble is brewing here again.

The protests that unseated President Viktor Yanukovych in February included some ethnic nationalists, troubling Ukraine's ethnic Russians, Hungarians and Romanians, Minority Rights Group notes.