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Strife may be chronic, but all-out civil war is unlikely.

Countries that have struggled to emerge from civil wars or strife may be set back years.

An alternative indicator points to a slowing world economyFURTHER economic strife may be ahead as a swathe of recently released data points to a slowdown in the world economy.

In their statement, the AUC leaders ratified their "respect" for the state, while criticising Mr Pastrana's peace policies.Another factor in the AUC's apparent internal strife may be that the FARC has recently re-entered parts of Cordoba that had been under paramilitary control for the past five years.

AFTER four months of demonstrations and violent strife, Yemen may be sliding into civil war.

The latest estimate is that civil strife may now be losing Nigeria 40% of its output.In this section Can the new deal work?

OUTSIDE the convention hall, all may be discord and strife.

Serbia's senior team may be strife-ridden but the depth of talent coming through is extraordinary.

Our evident inability to prevent civil strife in Iraq by force may be dispiriting, but why, you might wonder, should it matter in the long run if the political solution works out and Iraq emerges with a capable if imperfect democratic government?

A slide into prolonged strife, possibly even civil war, may be hard to avoid.A central demand of the protesters who led the country's February 2011 revolution against the rule of Hosni Mubarak was that laws enforcing a state of emergency be suspended.

-- The deal to end labor strife at West Coast ports may be too late for nut and citrus farmers.