Worse still the emergence of this mainly Shia splinter group suggests that on top of Shia-Sunni enmity, power struggles among Shia are yet another problem that Iraq's leaders must counter.
It was a direct assault on lobbyist power, and earned McCain undying enmity among many important parts of the Republican coalition, who felt their soft money influence was being diminished.
Mr. Elbegdorj was swept into power the next year, and the mutual enmity has only grown.
After half a century of enmity, that might seem unlikely.
The GIA, in particular, has been linked to attacks in the mid-1990s on the Paris metro system, the GSPC to plots in Europe and North America prior to the attacks in New York on 11 September 2001, and the groups across North Africa have historically felt particular enmity towards former regional colonial power France.
A nationalist and Hussite king of a prosperous state, he incurred the enmity of the papacy and Bohemia's Roman Catholic neighbours, which finally destroyed his power.
WARSAW — Polish and Russian leaders vowed Monday to open a new chapter in their relations, a move that could eventually end centuries of enmity and distrust between two great Slavic powers of Europe's East and strengthen security and stability in this part of the continent.
The 1957 Sputnik launching kick-started American progress in education and technology, but it also deepened an enmity between the world's two super powers.
Haiti inherited the wounds of racial and class enmity and confronted the hostility of slave-holding powers, including the United States.
Behind the scenes lurks Ethiopia, the regional power, a country with a large Christian population and a thousand years of enmity with predominantly Muslim Somalia.
