So is the way that local animosities feed into and play off regional hostilities.
Under the agreement, a new NATO-Russia council will focus on counterterrorism, nonproliferation and containing outbreaks of regional hostilities.
And it's not supported, either, by the enormous difficulties that Southeast Asian nations have had in overcoming regional hostilities, and political differences, simply in order to institutionalize their shared economic interests in the trade bloc ASEAN.
The world's financial markets are straining under a number of factors–struggling, weak economies, regional hostilities and much slower growth.
The Eritrean War for Independence immediately followed, raging until Eritrea won its sovereignty in 1993 (and resurging in the 1998-2000 Eritrean-Ethiopian War), breeding regional hostilities and territorial disputes that still smolder.
Over the weekend, he surveyed the damage to Krymsk and surrounding areas from his presidential helicopter and then issued orders to local officials on the ground.In the immediate aftermath of the floods, the local population expressed a great deal of hostility towards regional and municipal officials.
One regional publisher, Archant, has attracted hostility for deciding to reduce its photographic staff in Ipswich while simultaneously launching an online platform for the public to send in photographs.
More troops, more training, more bombing, and more money might budge the front lines, but the main problems are not at the front but in the rear in the political divisions in the Afghan government, in the sanctuary the Afghan Taliban have enjoyed in Pakistan, and in the hostility of many regional countries to the U.S. presence.
Surprisingly, Germany emerged as a fierce opponent of extending majority voting in the European Council of Ministers, thanks in part to the hostility of its own regional governments, which share responsibility for policy in many of the areas affected.
