So bitter is the mistrust between Greeks and Turks, both those who live in their respective motherlands and those who resentfully share the divided island of Cyprus, that the grand plans to bring new eastern members into Western Europe's clubs will be at risk if nothing is done.
Donkeys "that belong to us are murdered by [people] who do not belong to us," complain the activists.For old lefties like Mr Talat and Mr Christofias, who take the line that their island's people would get along fine if ultra-nationalists in their respective motherlands would only allow it, this is a resonant, if rather Utopian, call to action.
The Brothers' movement was born in Egypt, the Salafist one in Saudi Arabia, and the duel has long reflected the way their motherlands vie for regional influence.
Because they maintain links with the places they came from, immigrants help America plug into a vast web of global networks.Many people have observed how the networks of overseas Chinese and Indians benefit their respective motherlands.
The second was the presence in the affluent West of first- and second-generation migrants, carried to rich countries by the whiff of liberty and good education, who now look at their motherlands and think they're missing out on something exciting.
The Obama administration has a problem on its hands: the moral implications and aesthetic disaster of cameras documenting defenseless young child refugees being returned by force to their often-dangerous motherlands.
In the end, the western freedom to plan and execute a global strategy depended on the ability of the Soviet and Chinese forces to hold the main enemies at bay while western air forces bombed the Axis motherlands flat.
Our mother, Rona Gordon, who has died aged 83, divided her life between her two motherlands – Britain and Denmark.
On Aug. 12, 1790, Congress met in New York for the last time, and the move set the stage for something not seen in the European motherlands: a country with two capitals, one political and one cultural and economic.
From China to Mozambique, workers marched boldly into the future, their arms linked in solidarity; rifle-toting women guarded their motherlands with tots strapped to their backs; happy farmers displayed cornucopias of multicolored vegetables; vast, heroic new cities rose from the landscape adorned with coronets of high-rise cranes.
