Sentence examples for stable nations from inspiring English sources

Equatorial Guinea is one of Africa's wealthiest but least stable nations.

The ceremony was an attempt to reconcile bitter differences in Ivory Coast, long considered one of Africa's most stable nations.

Before a recent series of military confrontations, Mali had been one of West Africa's most stable nations.

If the peace accord works, Ethiopia and Eritrea, which had been seen generally as two stable nations with promising economies, may be back on track for development.

The nations also approved changes to the fund's lending programs intended to preserve the fund's capital for crises and wean it away from some long-term lending to more financially stable nations.

Even in Malaysia, long considered one of the most stable nations, an Islamic cult was involved in a shoot-out with troops earlier this month after trying to seize army weapons.

Singapore also has a stated goal for the education system of supporting the national interest and developing a stable nation-state.

UNTIL December, Kenya was the most stable nation in East Africa.

They were never able to evolve into stable nation states, unlike neighbouring Iran and Turkey.

In the modern era of defined borders and seemingly stable nation states, Bir Tawil seems an impossible anomaly.

The civil war began in this once stable nation on Sept. 19, when there was a failed coup by soldiers.