Sentence examples for renew cold war from inspiring English sources

Ironically, Munich was the venue of Putin's fiery 2007 speech that is widely seen as Moscow's attempt to renew Cold War rhetoric and reclaim its superpower status.

One should be similarly skeptical about the eager talk of a renewed Cold War.

One particular obstacle is the renewed cold war between Syria and Saudi Arabia – two states that would be vital players in any agreement.

China is already engaged in an accelerating process of change, and only a renewed cold war could threaten that progress.

Pitting China against the United States in a renewed cold war would threaten to undermine the stability and peace of the entire world.

Britain was pulled closer towards a renewed cold war with Russia when David Cameron announced UK military trainers are to be deployed to help Ukraine forces stave off further Russian backed incursions into its sovereign territory.

That was followed by a period of renewed Cold War tensions in the early 1980s as the two superpowers continued their massive arms buildup and competed for influence in the Third World.

So looking back at the international scene in 1983, the height of what became known as the "renewed cold war," might help us come to terms with the war we fought in 2003.

One of the period's most purely entertaining Italian-produced hits was Eddy Huntington's USSR – a rather surprising hymn to the joys of the frozen east at a time of renewed cold war paranoia.

He guided the Institute through the Reagan years, and spearheaded its challenge to the renewed Cold War, the revived nuclear arms race, and the assault on Central America.

(The possibility of a hard Chinese economic crash ranked first and a renewed cold war ranked second. Meanwhile, a clash in the South China Sea tied for eighth with a U.K. vote to leave the European Union).