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This separate testing process, launched in 2013, is already behind schedule and causing widespread unhappiness.

Former president Alvaro Uribe, who is sharply critical of the peace process launched in November 2012 with the Farc, said on Twitter: "Santos' peace is the extermination of the armed forces".

"These surcharges are the conclusion of a process launched in 2011 by the European Statistics agency Eurostat, and cited by the ONS in 2012, which was designed to harmonise the GNI calculations for EU nations".

Chief of state: President Ezer Weizman Head of government: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Israeli-Palestinian relations again dominated the political agenda in 1998 as growing mistrust between the parties threatened the Oslo peace process launched in 1993.

A bilateral peace process, launched in 2004 by Mr Musharraf and Atal Behari Vajpayee, India's then prime minister, had brought the two countries closer than at any time in their painful history.

This week even China unusually seemed to join the fray (see article)."The bilateral process launched in Oslo in 1993 has been failing for over a decade," says Assaf Sharon of Molad, a doveish new Israeli think-tank.

The renewed conflict, weeks before polls the ruling AK Party hopes will restore its majority, has shattered a peace process launched by Erdogan in 2012 in an attempt to end an insurgency that has killed more than 40,000 people over three decades.

After her second loss, Wanjiru began blogging about child loss and, in the process, launched the organisation Still A Mum in October 2015.

These negotiations were part of the Annapolis peace process launched by the Bush administration in November 2007 with the goal of reaching an agreement by the end of 2008.

An indomitable spirit, she used art therapy to heal and, in the process, launched Brass & Unity to showcase her unique, gorgeous jewelry.

It also emasculated Bush's own 2003 Road Map, which obligates Israel to freeze all settlement activity (including natural growth of settlements), consistent with the 2002 Mitchell Report, and the Annapolis process launched by the Bush Administration in November 2007.