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A
Abortive coup d`tat

Abortive military attack

Absence of credibility

Absence of diplomatic

consideration
Absolute majority

Absolutism

Abstain (to) from voting

Abuse of force
Abuse of politic influence

Abuse of power

Abuse victims

Accession to an alliance

Acclimatize (to) with the political


situation
7

Accomplish (to) diplomatic

mission
According to diplomatic customs
Accredit (to) the convention

Accredited state
Accredited ambassador

Accredited journalist

Achieve (to) diplomatic mission

Achieve (to) political goals

Acquired nationality

Acquired rights

Acquisition of political knowledge

Act (to) according laws

Act (to) according to appearances


Act (to) in official capacity

Act of courtesy

Acting governor

Acting minister

Adduce (to) an argument

Adherence to the agenda

Adjourn (to) diplomatic debates

Adjust (to) diplomatic attitude

Adopt (to) a motion

Adopt (to) diplomatic suggestions


Adopt (to) jurists opinion

Adopt (to) political opinion

Adopt (to) the majority opinion

Adverse opinion

Advisory opinion

Advisory body

Advisory committee

Affect (to) diplomatic relations

Affect (to) human rights

Affect (to) national interests

Affect (to) political interests

Affirmative vote

Aggravation of diplomatic conflicts

Aggravation of diplomatic

problems
Aggravation of political situation
Aggression

Aggression acts

Aggressive diplomatic attitude


Aggressive intentions

Agree (to) half way


Aid commission

Aid committee

Air battle

Air blockade

Air bombardment

10

Air forces
Air operations

Air raids

Air security experts

Air squadron

Air strikes

Alien resident

Alignment

All human being are equal in

duties and rights

Allegation of violations sources


Allegiance

Allegiance oath

Allegiance oath or

Allegiance to the state

Alliance

Alliance forces

11

Alliance treaty

Allied states

Amass (to) arms

Ambassador

Amelioration of political prisoners


situation

Amelioration of refugees situation


Amnesty

Analogous rules

Analogy in decisions making

Analyze (to) world problems


Anarchism

Anarchist

Anarchist system

Anarchy

Annihilate (to) mankind


12

Annihilation

Announce (to) political decision


Announce (to) victory

Annual diplomatic report

Anti constitutional

Anti government

Anti- Semitism

Anti social acts

Appeal (to) succor

Appeal to cease-fire

Appease (to) protests

Apply (to) emergency procedures

Apply (to) international law


Apply (to) laws

Appointment by election

Appointment of governmental

organs

13

Appointments of ministers

Appropriate body
Appropriate with norms

Approval by acclamation

Approve (to) diplomatic

suggestions

Arab League

Arab League Charter

Arab League Council

Arab Nationalism

Arab nationalism ideology

Arab Union

Arbitrary intervention

Arbitration

Armament

Armament race

Armed conflict

14

Armed forces
Armed neutrality

Armed rebellion

Armed revolution

Armed zone
Armistice commission

Armistice or truce

Armless zone

Armory

Army corps

Army spokesman

As observer

Ascending circumstances

Assembly chamber

Assistant member

Assume (to) political post

15

Assume (to) power

Atomic arms

Atomic bomb

Attach (to) importance on

diplomatic talks

Attack (to) the enemy

Attain (to) majority


Attain (to) public domains

Attain (to) the quorum

Attempt against the security of

state
Attitude of the state towards

subjects
Audience

Auditorium

Auspices

Austerity

16

Austerity policy

Authoritarianism

Authority domain

Authority immunity

Authority representative

Authorized agent

Authorized source of information

Autocracy

Autocrat or totalitarian

Autocratic theory

Autonomy

Autonomy law

Auxiliary member

Avoid ( to) the confrontations

Axis powers

Axis states

17

B
Backward diplomatic reports

Bacteriological war

Balance of forces

Balance of justice

Balance of powers

Balanced diplomatic

representation
Balanced withdrawal of military

forces

Ballot

Ballot box

Basic discussions

Basis of constitutional laws

Battles areas


18

Battles field

Behind bars

Belford Declaration

Besiege (to) cities

Betray (to) nation

Betrayal

Bi- nationality or dual nationality

Bilateral negotiations

Bi-national

Binding political resolutions

Black minority

Block vote

Blockade

Blockade (to) buildings

Blood and race ties between

people

Blood massacre

19

Bloodless revolution

Bloody political events

Blow up (to) airplanes

Board of Governors

(
)

Board of inquiry

Boarders clashes

Bomb (to) cities

Bombing of cities

Bombing plot of the infrastructure

Boundaries treaties

Brain drainage

Brains washing

Breach of diplomatic etiquette

Breach of international law

20

Breach of peace

Breach of promise

Breach of security

Break (to) the space

Breaking political news


Briefing session

Broad casting war

Buffer zone

Burn (to) foreign flags


Burned land policy

By diplomatic channels

By hierarchical channels

21

C
Cabinet

Cabinet statement or ministerial

statement
Call on (to) international

protection

Call on (to) international


intervention
Camp

Campaign
Cancel (to) diplomatic mission

Cancel (to) official visit

Candidate for elections

Capital

Capitalism

Capitalist government


22

Capitalist ideology
Capitalist state

Capitulations

Captives rights

Carry out (to) political

authorities
Carry out (to) political

responsibilities
Categorical political decision

Cause (to) damages

Ceasefire

Celebration

Censorship

Center of gravity

Central authority

Central forces

Central government

23

Central office

Central party

Central planning

Centralization
Centralization of authority

Centralization tendency

Centralize (to) authority

Centralized state

Ceremonial order

Chain of diplomatic

communications

Chain of political communications


Chairmanship

Challenges of diplomatic post

Chamber of Communes

(
)
24

Chamber of Deputies

Chamber of Lords

(
)

Chancellery

Character of diplomatic talks

Charg d'affaires

Charter

Chauvinism

Chemical arms

Chief of diplomatic delegation

Chief of protocol

Circulate (to) the diplomatic


report
Circulate (to) the political report
Circulated diplomatic note

Circulated political note

Citizen

25

Citizens rights

Citizenship

Civil commotion

Civil damages

Civil defense

Civil liberty

Civil rights

Civil war

Civilians safety

Civilized states

Class society

Classification of

diplomatic
functions
Classless society

Clear up (to) political situation


Close cooperation between states

26

Closed session

Closed meeting

Closing session

Closure of boarders

Closure of diplomatic talks

Closure of session

Coalition forces

Coalition ministry

Cochairman

Code of diplomatic behavior

Code of nations

Code of political parties

Coercive order

Coercive power

Cold war

Collaboration between authority

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and political parties

Collective negotiations

Collective resignation

Collectivism

Colonization

Colonization forces
Colony

Combatant

Commando

Commemorate (to) martyrs

Commemoration

Comment (to) on political


discourse
Commentary on the discourse

Committee for the examination of


political problems

Common aspirations of

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communities

Common defense

Common human interests

Common political organs

Common wealth states

(

)

Commotion

Communications between political

committees

Communism

Communist

Communist acquisitions

Communist cell

Communist government

Communist party

Community

29

Complain (to) of ill-treatment

Complication of international

problems
Complicity

Comply (to) with

diplomatic customs

Comply (to) with convention terms

Comply (to) with international

order
Comply (to) with laws

Comply (to) with rules

Compromised policy

Compulsory political decision

Compulsory rules

Concentration camp

Concession right

30

Concise diplomatic statement

Conclude (to) a truce

Conclude (to) strikes

Concordance of political opinions

Concordance of political points of

view

Condemn (to)

Condemn (to) firmly

Condemn (to) violence

Conditional acceptance

Conditional clause

Conditional neutrality

Conduct (to) diplomatic talks


Confederation

Conferences palace

Confidential diplomatic note

31

Confidential diplomatic reports


Confidential political reports

Confirm (to) political situation


Confirmation note

Conflict of political interests

Conflict of world interests

Conflicted zone

Conflicts of international laws in


space

Conformity of political opinions


Confrontation policy

Connection between law and

custom
Conquerors rights

Consensus

Conservation of peace

Conservatism

32

Conservative system

Conservative parties

Consider (to) world situation

Consideration of political

circumstances
Consolidation of international

relations
Consolidation of diplomatic

relations

Conspiracy against the state


security
Constitution functions

Constitution oath

Constitutional control

Constitutional dispositions

Constitutional elections

Constitutional government

33

Constitutional law

Constitutional oath

Constitutional rights

Constitutionalism

Constitutive council

Constitutive elements of states


Constraint

Constructive negotiations

Consular

Consular immunity

Consular service

Consular services

Consulate
Consult (to) international experts
Consult (to) the international

community
Consultant

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Consultative council

Contemporary political regime


Conterminous states

Contesting states

Contribute (to) in political

decision making

Contribute (to) in solving


international problems

Contribute (to) in world progress


Control (to) frontiers

Control of frontiers

between states
Controller

Controversy points in negotiations


Controversy political points

Conventicler

Convention treaty

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Convention protocol

Conventional law

Convergence of political points of


views

Convocation of the ambassador

Convoke (to) political meeting

Convoke (to) to an urgent meeting

Coordination committee

Cordial cooperation

Cordial relations between states


Coronation

Corrupted government

Council member

Council of nobles

(
)

Council statement

Counselor

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Counter attack
Counter diplomatic declaration

Counter espionage

Counter proposal
Counter protest

Counter reform

Coup d`tat

Course of events
Courtesy visit

Covenant

Covenant of the League of Nations


Cover (to) political news

Covering of armies withdrawal

Covering of political events

Covering of political facts

Create (to) anarchy

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Create (to) panic

Create (to) troubles

Creditability of external policy


Critical diplomatic situation

Critical political circumstances

Critical world situation

Cultivation of uranium

Cultural counselor

Cultural attach

Custom concept

Custom constitution

Cut off (to) oil supplies

38

D
Dead date for forces withdrawal
Deal (to) with international claims
Debasement of captives

Debasement of political prisoners

Decentralization

Decide (to) by unanimity

Decision making committee

Declaration of independence

Declaration of the state of siege


Declare (to) the state of war

Decline (to) political post

( )

Decolonization

Decree

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Defeat

Defend (to) human rights

Defend (to) national interests

Defend (to) territories

Defense alliance

Defense arms

Defense lines

Defense pact

Defense strategy

Defensive alliance

Defer (to) consideration

Define (to) diplomatic

responsibilities

Define (to) diplomatic situation

Define (to) frontiers


Define (to) political action line
Define (to) political goals

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Define (to) political scheme

Defy (to) international opinion


Defy (to) public opinion

Delegate

Delegation

Delegation of authorities

Deliberate opinion

Deliberation at international level

Deliberation session
Deliberations at local level

Demagogy

Demarcation lines

Demarcation of boards between

states
Democracy

Democratic elections

Democratic experience

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Democratic game

Democratic government

Democratic majority

Democratic manner

Democratic principles

Democratic socialism

Democratic state

Demolish (to) buildings

Demolish (to) cities


Demolish (to) the infrastructure
Demonstrations

Demonstrator

Deny (to) justice

Deploy (to) international military

forces

Deploy (to) national forces


Deportee

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Deprive (to) from political rights

Deputy

Deputy

Deputy chairman

Desecrate (to) religious


monuments

Designate ambassador
Desist (to) in favor of other state
Despotic class

Despotism

Detaining power

Detention

Detention of political prisoners

Determination of International

responsibilities
Determinations of international
obligations

43

Developed countries

Dialectic conflict between states


Dictatorial form

Dictatorial government

Dictatorship

Differential diplomatic treatment

Diffuse (to) divergences between

states
Diffusion of information between

states
Diplomacy

Diplomat

Diplomatic activities

Diplomatic address

Diplomatic affairs correspondent

Diplomatic career

Diplomatic channels

44

Diplomatic commitment

Diplomatic committee

Diplomatic communications

Diplomatic communications

committee
Diplomatic connections

Diplomatic consultation

Diplomatic corps

Diplomatic corruption

Diplomatic crisis

Diplomatic customs

Diplomatic declaration

Diplomatic delegation

Diplomatic deliberations

Diplomatic demarches

Diplomatic dialogue

Diplomatic disagreement

45

Diplomatic disagreement factors

Diplomatic efforts

Diplomatic environment

Diplomatic etiquette

Diplomatic expert

Diplomatic framework

Diplomatic functions

Diplomatic immunity

Diplomatic influence domain

Diplomatic interests

Diplomatic isolation

Diplomatic mail

Diplomatic maneuver

Diplomatic mediation

Diplomatic meetings

Diplomatic memorandum of

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understanding

Diplomatic mission
Diplomatic mission schedule

Diplomatic negotiations

Diplomatic note

Diplomatic notice

Diplomatic obstacles

Diplomatic offences

Diplomatic point of view

Diplomatic position

Diplomatic post

Diplomatic prerogatives

Diplomatic pressures

Diplomatic recognition

Diplomatic recommendation

Diplomatic reconciliation

Diplomatic reports

47

Diplomatic representation

Diplomatic representative

Diplomatic solution
Diplomatic spokesman

Diplomatic statement

Diplomatic status

Diplomatic talks behind scene

Diplomatic visit

Direct commands

Disagreements of nations

Disapproval of diplomatic

declarations

Disarmament

Disarmed zone

Disastrous country
Discourse

48

Discrimination

Discrimination victims

Disfranchise

Disgraceful crimes against


civilians
Disparity of political point of view
Disposition for national

reconciliation
Disposition for political

reconciliation

Disputed territories

Disregard ( to) warnings alarms


Disregard (to) alarms

Dissenting electoral voice

Dissenting opinion

Dissenting vote

Dissolute (to) the parliament

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Dissolution of the parliament


Distort (to) diplomatic relations
between states

Distort (to) historical facts

Distort (to) political facts

Distorted political report

Distribute (to) political leaflets


Distribution of diplomatic missions
Ditches war

Divergence of political opinions

Divergence of political point of

views

Diversity of political regimes


Diversity of world needs

Divide and rule principle

Domain of constitutional power


Domain of diplomatic

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responsibilities

Domain of political responsibilities

Domain of power

Dominant class

Dominate (to) strategic spots

Domination

Domination will
Draw (to) attention to world

political problems

Draw (to) the political action plan


Dual nationality

Duality of international treatment

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E
Ease (to) diplomatic tension

Economic war

Efficiency of diplomatic mission


Efficiency of political mission

Elect (to) by lot

Elect (to) by unanimity

Elected representative

Election by majority

Electioneer

Elections

Elector

Electoral body

Electoral law

Electoral procedures


52

Electoral propaganda

Electoral quotient

Electoral register

Electronic government

Electronic media

Eligibility

Eligibility right

Elimination of body torture

Elimination of political

Obstacles
Elimination of political rights and
opportunities

Elimination of privileges

Elucidation of the concept of

international order
Embassy

Emerge (to) from the meeting

53

Emergency Forces
Emergency government

Emergency law

Emergency meeting

Emergency situation

Emergency state

Emigrant

Emigration

Emigration office

Eminent political personality

Emissary

Enact (to) international pacts


End (to) blockade

Enforce (to) ceasefire

Enforce (to) power


Enforce (to) restrictions

Enforcement of law

54

Entry visa

Envoy

Equal rights

Equality

Equality between races

Equality in rights and duties

Equality of individuals

Equality of opportunities

Equality of sex

Equality towards law

Equitable distribution of world

resources
Equitable distribution of national
income and opportunities

Equitable peace

Equity concept

55

Equity courts

Equivalence of voting voices

Escape (to) from violence

Espionage

Establish ( to) a bridge of

diplomatic relations

Establish ( to) a world of solidarity


and equity

Establish (to) a new political order


Establish (to) constructive

dialogue between states


Establish (to) permanent peace
Establish (to) political equilibrium
Evacuate (to) cities

Evacuate (to) civilians

Evacuation of foreign forces


Evaluation of cultural patrimony

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( )

Evaluation of political facts

Evict (to) from properties

Evolution of political relations

Examination of facts
Examine (to) diplomatic reports

Exceptional meeting

Exchange of ratification

documents
Exchange of ambassadors

Exchange of credentials

Exchange of diplomats

Exchange of information between

states
Exchange of political points of

views

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Exchange of political prisoners


Executive committee

Executive power

Exercise of constitutional rights

Exercise of power

Exigencies of the post

Exile

Exiled

Existing regime

Expansion of offensives

Expansion policy

Expansion tendencies

Expatriate (to)

Expatriation law

Expel (to) from the country

Expel (to) from the party

Experimental alert

58

Explanatory diplomatic

memorandum

Explanatory political

memorandum

Exploration mission

Exploration policy

Exploratory talks

Explosive substances

Express (to) people will


Express (to) state will

Expression of opinion

External aggression

External intervention

External pressures

External relations

External threats

Extort or ravage (to) territories

59

Extra territoriality principle

Extradition international treaty

Extraordinary ambassador

Extraordinary envoy

Extreme opinion

Extreme right

Extremism

Extremist

Extremist party

60

F
Face (to) war danger

Face (to) war threats

Face to face battle

Facts finding committee

Factual report

Fair diplomatic attitude

Fair diplomatic solution

False advertisement

False alert

False statement

Falsification of elections

Falsify (to) facts


Falsify (to) political facts

Falsify (to) the elections

Far reaching political decision


61

Fascism

Favored states

Federal government
Federal Investigations Office

Federal state

Federal system

Federal tribunal
Federation

Feebleness of power

Felony

Feudalism

Fifth column

Fig leaf policy


Fighting forces

Final notice

Final ultimatum

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Fiscal immunity

Flag anthem

Flag salute

Follow up (to) political events

For political consideration

Forbidden access area

Forbidden media stations


Foreign aids

Foreign arbitration

Foreign broadcasting

Foreign broadcasting

Foreign communities

Foreign concessions

Foreign conventions

Foreign domination

Foreign forces occupation


Foreign influence

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Foreign intervention

Foreign military forces


Foreign minister

Foreign ministry

Foreign political pressures

Foreign pressures

Foreign resident

Foreign rivalry

Foreign support

Foreign threats

Foreign troops

Foreigners law

Form of state

Formal approval

Formal consent

Formal diplomatic protest

Formal opening ceremony

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Formal protest

Formal warning

Former minister

Formulation of political

decision
Fortification of cities

Fortified cities

Fraudulent elections
Free elections

Freedom

Freedom and well being of

individuals
Friendly diplomatic solutions

Friendly International gesture

Friendly settlement

Frighten (to) civilians

Front lines

65

Frontier controversies

Frontier zone

Fulfill (to) justice

Full ceasefire

Full neutrality

Full power

Fundamental axe of negotiations

Fundamental political

principles
Future aspirations of states

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G
Game of nations

General assembly

General Congress of Political

Parties

General consular

General evaluation of political


report

General mobilization

General strike

Generations struggle

Genocide

Get acquainted (to) with political


facts

Give (to) a statement on official


capacity
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Give (to) an opinion

Give (to) priority

Good intentions ambassador

Good offices

Good offices committee

Govern (to)

Governing authority

Governing corps

Governing laws

Government committee

Government corruption

Government intervention

Government witness

Governmental restraints

Governmental institutions

Governor

Governors meeting

68

Grant (to) authorities

Grant (to) immunities

Grant (to) nationality

Grant (to) privileges

Grant (to) time for

reflection
Grave diplomatic circumstance
Grave humanitarian circumstances
Gravity of political situation

Great Middle East

Groups of people

Guarantee (to) personal rights

Guarantee of liberties

Guerilla war

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Half mast (to) flags


Half measures

Hand over (to) chairmanship

Hard hitting political speech

Harmonically political

progress
Harmony in international points of

view
Have recourse (to) international

laws
Have recourse (to) to war

Head of delegation

Hearsay evidence

Hegemony


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Hematite

Hierarchy of goals

Hierarchy of political posts

Hierarchy of powers

Hierarchy of state

departments
High commissary

High committee

High Constitutional Court

High level negotiations

High treason

Higher International Court

Hold (to) a meeting

Hold (to) arms

Holly alliance

Honor committee

Honorary commission

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Honorary consular

Honorary council

Honorary member

Honorary mission

Honorary post

Horrible military campaign

Host country
Hostages

Hostile activity

Hostile demonstration

Hostile party

Hostile policy

Human massacre

Human masses

Human relations between states


Human rights

Human rights committee

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Human wave of protestors

Humanitarian aids

Humanitarian coordinator
Humanitarian rights controller

Humanitarian situation of

prisoners

Humiliate (to) captives

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I
Identical diplomatic behavior

Ideological army

Ideological trend

Ideology

Illegal immigration

Illegitimate war

Immediate ceasefire

Immunities

Impartial diplomatic committee

Impartiality

Imperialism

Imperialist

Imperialist domination

Imperialist expansion

Imperialist mentality


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Imperialist tendency
Implementation of foreign policy
Implied power

Impose (to) political duties

Impose (to) political power

Impose (to) power

Imposed obligations on states

Imposed restrictions

Improper diplomatic terms

In circulation

Inaugural ceremony

Inaugural speech

Incite (to) to disorder

Incite (to) to war

Independence

Independent cities

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Independent press forum

Independent state

Indignation of public opinion

Individual rights

Influence zone

Informal meeting

Informed circles

Infringe (to) covenant

Infringe (to) neutrality conditions

Infringe (to) sanctities

Infringe (to) the regulations

Infringe (to) the treaty

Inhuman treatment of political


prisoners

Initiative for peace

Integration of political facts

Integration of political community

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Intelligence agency

Intelligence forces

(
)

Intensive negotiations

Interaction between populations


Interdependence strategy

Intergovernmental conferences

Interlocutory discussions

Internal directions

Internal sovereignty

International High Court of

Justice
International affairs

International Aid forces

International Aid Mission

International Amnesty

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Organization
International apathy

International arbitrary

International arbitration

International arbitration

procedures
International Arbitration

Tribunals
International arrangements

International Atomic Energy

Agency (I.A.E.A)
International Atomic Energy

Committee (IAEC)
International attack

International centers functions


International circles

International commands

78

International commitment
International committee

International community

International complicity in

political events

International concern

International concessions

International condemnation

International conference

International conflicts sources

International Congress for Peace


International Congress for the

Maintenance of Peace
International Congress for the

Sustenance of Peace
International conventions

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International cooperation

International corruption

International court

International Criminal Police

Organization (ICPO)

International custom

International diplomatic reaction


International disputes

International equilibrium

International existence

International expert

International forces

International Forces for the


Maintenance of Peace
International forum

International framework

International humanitarian forces

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International institutions

International Intelligence Net

International intervention

International intervention group

International investigation

International Investigation

Committee
International Investigations Office

International isolation
International legal dispositions

International legality

International mediation

International mediation team

International misunderstanding

International obligations

International organizations

International pacts

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International plan

International police

International political interests


International political plan

International pressures

International preventative

measures
International prohibition

International recognition

International reconciliation pact


International relations

International relations law

International resolutions

International responsibility

International rivalry

International shock

International solidarity

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International solidarity relations

International sovereignty

International supervision

International support

International symposium

International transit conventions

International understanding

International will

International world situation

Internationalization

Interpellation

Interpol

( )

Interpretation of international law

Intervention of western countries

Invade (to) the enemy

Invalidate (to) ballot

Invasion of cities

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Invested with power


Inviolability of domicile

Inviolability of liberties

Involvement in war

Isolated state

Isolation of political prisoners

Issue (to) a denial in broadcasting

Issue (to) a denial in newspapers

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Jam (to) on broadcasting


Join (to) an alliance

Joint diplomatic consultations

Joint appeal

Joint authority

Joint diplomatic statement

Joint international appeal for

peace

Joint international forces


Joint meeting

Joint negotiations

Joint peace efforts

Joint resolution

Joint session


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Jointed appeal form the

independent states

Journalist

Jungle law

Jus gentium

Justification of political events

Justification of political facts

86

K
Kidnapping

87

L
Land domain of war

Land for peace

Land for peace convention

Land route connections

Land settlement

Land war

Lasting peace

Law customs of war

Law making authority


Law of the protection of

information
Lay (to) a complaint

Leader of people movement

Leadership

Leadership concept


88

Leading party

Leaflet

League of Nations

Leftist

Leftist parties

Leftist party

Legal discrimination

Legal dispositions

Legal document

Legal government

Legal recognition

Legal requirements of states


Legal rights

Legal status of aliens

Legalize (to) the decision

Legislative assembly

Legislative corps

89

Legislative decree

Legislative elections

Legislative function

Legislator ship

Legitimacy of

international laws
Legitimate resistance

Legitimate self defense

Letter of confirmation

Letter of credentials

Liaison office

Liaison officer

Liberal party

Liberal state

Liberalism

Liberate (to) captives

Liberation

90

Liberation of captives

Liberation of political prisoners


Liberations fights

Liberations movements

Liberty

Liberty notion

Liberty of action

Liberty of autonomy

Liberty of believes
Liberty of citizens towards law

Liberty of communication
Liberty of cultural exchange

Liberty of entry

Liberty of expression

Liberty of ideology

Liberty of media and press


Liberty of movement

91

Liberty of participation in power

Liberty of passage

Liberty of protest

Liberty of self determination

Liberty of speech and writing

Liberty of vote

Limitation of armaments

Limitation of atomic arms


Limitation of military operations

Limitation of nuclear arms


List of voters

Living shields

Local authority

Local banishment

Local government

Local law

Local media

92

Local preventative procedures


Long term ceasefire

Long term policy

Loyalty oath

93

M
Maiden city

Main points in negotiations

Major allay

Major committee of war

Major stability element


Major world force

Majority

Majority interest

Majority opinion
Majority power

Majority vote

Make (to) concessions

Mandate

Mandate committee


94

Mandate of voting

Mandated state

Manifest (to) partiality

Manifestations

Manipulate (to) elections

Manipulate (to) people destiny


Maritime blockade

Martial council

Martial court

Martial law

Martyrdom

Martyrs

Mass destruction

Mass media

Mass meeting

Mass military attack

Mass movement

95

Master of ceremonies

Material support

Mayor

Mechanism of political parties

Mechiavalism principle

(
)

Media means role

Media of information

Media of publications and

propaganda
Memorable facts

Memorandum of the meeting

Memorial tablet

Memorial day

Memorial political events

Memorial session

Merit of the post

96

Method of prisoners torture

Middle East

Middle East Crisis

Military government

Military attach

Military force
Military forces parade

Military fortifications

Military occupation

Military offensive

Military operations

Military operations area

Military police

Military power

Military preeminence
Military rebellion

Military relations

97

Military sanctions

Military situation

Military support

Military supremacy

Military targets

Military threats

Military treaty

Military troops

Military union

Mine field

Minister

Ministerial instability

Ministerial prerogatives

Ministress

Ministry

Ministry crisis or Cabinet crisis


Ministry of agriculture

98

Ministry of aviation

Ministry of commerce

Ministry of communications

Ministry of defense

Ministry of education

Ministry of electricity

Ministry of environment

Ministry of expatriation

Ministry of external affairs

Ministry of external trade

Ministry of finance

Ministry of health

Ministry of higher education

Ministry of industry

Ministry of information

Ministry of interior

Ministry of justice

99

Ministry of labor

Ministry of local affairs


Ministry of national

economy
Ministry of national guidance

Ministry of petroleum and mineral

resources
Ministry of planning

Ministry of public works

Ministry of social affairs

Ministry of supplies

Ministry of tourism

Ministry of transport

Ministry of war

Minorities
Minorities interest

Minorities representation

100

Minute of silence

Minutes of the meeting

Misapplication of

international law
Miscarriage of international

justice

Misinterpretation of international

politic
Mixed diplomatic committee

Mock alert

Moderate diplomatic attitude

Moderate policy

Moderation of diplomatic opinions


Moderation of political opinions
Monarch

Monarchy

Monitor (to) political events


101

Monopolize (to) political

powers
Monopolize (to) power

Monopoly

Monopoly of media

Monopoly of political activities


Monopoly of powers

Moral outrage

Moral rights

Mother country

Motivate (to) debates


Multi pole

Multilateral treaty

Multinational forces

Multiple parliamentary

representation

102

Multiple representation

Mutual assistance between nations


Mutual confidence between

nations
Mutual defense

Mutual Defense Charter

Mutual diplomatic recognition

Mutual help between nations

Mutual regard between states

Mutual understanding between

states
Mutualism

103

N
Naked political facts

Nation

Nation dignity

National anthem

National assembly

National conciliation committee


National court

National economy

National flag

National forces

National guard

National income

National integrity

National loyalty

National needs


104

National party

National plan

National requirements

National resistance

National resources

National sovereignty

National sovereignty conflicts

National union

National wealth

Nationalism

Nationality

Nationality law

Nationalization of foreign

investments
Nativeness

Naturalism

Nazis mentality

105

Nazism

Near East

Negative diplomatic attitude

Negative points in deliberations


Negative points in diplomatic

report

Negative political pole

Negative political role

Negative right
Negotiate (to) peace

Negotiations

Negotiations are proceeding

Negotiations at equal level

Negotiations at local level

Negotiations on ambassadorial
level

106

Negotiations on international level

Negotiations strategy

Negotiator

Neighborly relations

Neutral

Neutral axis

Neutral policy

Neutral political attitude

Neutral political pole

Neutral political role

Neutral state

Neutral zone

Neutrality

New horizons in diplomatic

relations

Nobility obliges

107

Nominate (to) for diplomatic post


Non aggression pact

Non alignment

Non compromised policy

Non conformity with laws

Non consideration of diplomatic


courtesy

Non discrimination

Non elected members

Non equity voting

Non interference

No objection

Non observance of international

law
Non permanent member

Non resistance

Nonconformity of political

108

opinions

Nuclear arms

Nuclear explosion

109

O
Objection

Objection on procedures

Objection over ruled

Objection sustained

Observation of good relations

between states

Observation of peace

Obstacles on peace process


Obstruct (to) proceedings

Obtain (to) independence

Obtain (to) time extension

Occident states

Occupation army

Occupation forces


110

Occupied territories

Occupied zone

Ocular evidence

Offensive alliance

Offensive arms

Official ceasefire

Official channels

Official circular

Official diplomatic appointment

Official diplomatic confirmation

Official document

Official journal

Official language

Official meeting

Official recognition

Official relations

Official spokesman

111

Official statement

Official support

Official talks

Official visit

Officially

Oligopoly

On advisory capacity

On application

On approval

On behalf of my colleagues

..

One party system

Open ( to) frontiers between

countries
Open diplomacy

Open discussions

Open doors policy

Open forum

112

Open meeting

Open session

Opening ceremony

Opening of the session

Opening session

Opportunism

Oppose (to) by veto

Opposition broadcasting

Opposition policy

Oppositionist

Oppressed class

Oppressed minority

Oppressed parties

Oppressed peoples

Oppression

Option right
Oral political statement

113

Order of merit

Orders until further orders

Organs of power

Out of courtesy
Outcome of diplomatic

deliberations

Outsider

Outvote

Overcome ( to) political obstacles


Overwhelming majority

114

P
Pacific blockade

Pacific coexistence

Pact

Panel of nominees

Paper war

Paramount power

Parliament

Parliament deliberations

Parliament member

Parliamentary chambers

Parliamentary elections

Parliamentary immunity

Parliamentary majority

Parliamentary representation

Parliamentary session


115

Parliamentary sessions attendance


book

Parliamentary system

Partial withdrawal of military


forces

Participation by minority

Participation of masses in political


life

Participation of minorities in
government
Party

Party spirit

Passive obedience

Passive politic

Passive resistance

Passivism

Patriot

116

Patriotism
Peace advantages

Peace ballot

Peace makers
Peace of braves

Peace offer

Peace process

Peace proposal

Peace strategy

Peace talks

Peace treaty

Peaceful coexistence

Peaceful demonstration

Peaceful nation
Peaceful relations

Peaceful use of atomic energy

117

Peaceful use of nuclear energy

People Assembly

People ballot

People common culture

People common interests

People patrimonies

People veto

People will

Per fro

...

Perception of world problems


Perfectionism

Perform (to) diplomatic

communications

Permanent delegate

Permanent diplomatic mission

Permanent mission

118

Perpetual exile

Persecute (to) political prisoners

Play (to) an important diplomatic


role
Play (to) on words

Plead (to) in abatement

Plebiscite

Plenary power

Plenary session

(
)

Plenipotentiary
Pluralism

Pluralism of parties

Plurality of political parties

Police office

Policy

119

Policy of appeasement

Policy of good neighborly relations


Politic office

Political information

Political powers balance

Political predominance

Political progress

Political resolutions

Political risks

Political acquisitions

Political activity

Political anarchy

Political argument

Political assassination

Political assembly

Political asylum

Political attach

120

Political bargain

Political believes

Political center

Political circles

Political circular

Political circular

Political class

Political Coalition

Political committee

Political competency

Political conflicts sources

Political confrontations

Political corps

Political corruption

Political credo

Political crime

Political criticism

121

Political debates

Political debates

Political defeat

Political delegation

Political demarches

Political democracy

Political demonstration

Political dependency

Political despotism

Political dialogue
Political directions

Political disagreement

Political divergence
Political editor

Political elite

Political environment

Political envoy

122

Political equilibrium

Political espionage

Political existence

Political experts committee

Political factors

Political facts report

Political festival

Political framework

Political functions

Political goals

Political hierarchy

Political hostage

Political immunity

Political influence

Political instability

Political institutions

Political integration

123

Political intrigue

Political investigation

Political leadership

Political liberty

Political life expectations

Political links

Political march

Political maturity

Political mission

Political movements

Political obstacles

Political offences

Political opinion

Political opposition

Political orientation

Political parties

124

Political phenomena

Political philosophy

Political plot

Political point of view

Political police forces role

Political policy making body

Political post

Political power

Political pressures

Political primacy
Political prisoner in reclusion

Political prisoners amnesty

Political prisoners rights

Political public auditor

125

Political reform

Political refugee

Political regime

Political report

Political representation

Political repression

Political resolution

Political responsibility

Political rivalry

Political settlement

Political side of negotiations

Political situation

Political speech

Political stability

Political statement

Political supervision

Political system

126

Political tactics

Political theory

Political trouble

Political turbulence

Political unity

Political violence

Political wisdom

Political workshop

Politician
Politicize (to) international

investigations
Politics

Poll (to) public opinion

Poll or survey

Popular control

Popular participation

Popular protest

127

Popular referendum

Popular resistance

Popular solidarity

Popular sovereignty

Popular uprising

Population

Population of colonies
Population of colonies

Population of metropolis

Position through election

Positive diplomatic attitude

Positive neutrality

Positive political pole

Positive solution of international


problems

Postpone (to) the meeting

Powerful government

128

Powerful states

Pre convinced decisions


Pre war preparations


..

Precedence over ..
Pre-elections procedures

Preference right
Prejudiced diplomatic attitude
Prejudiced political attitude

Preliminary decision

Preliminary meeting

Preliminary negotiations

Preponderant electoral
voice
Prerogatives

Presence in parliament

Present (to) a diplomatic

solicitation

129

Presentation of credentials

Preservation of human rights

Preservation of universal peace


Preserve (to) peace

Preserve (to) state authority

Preserve (to) the constitutionality


Preserve to) public security

Presidency

Presidency according age

Presidency race

President

President of the republic

Presidential chamber

Presidential decree

Presidential investigations

Presidential palace

Presidential primacy

130

Presidential resolutions

Presidential responsibility

Presidential system

Presidents dialogue

Presidents meeting

Presidents summit

Press conference

Press controversy

Press mission

Prevail (to) human rights


Prevent (to) atomic war

Prevent (to) blood shed

Prevent (to) political

confrontations
Preventive political measures

Primary negotiations

Primary session

131

Prime minister

Primitive societies

Principle of the supremacy of law


Principle of equality between

citizens
Principle of equality between

races and sex

Principle of equity

Principle of non discrimination


Principle of non intervention

Principle of superiority

Principle of the reciprocity of

treatment
Principle of the separation of

powers

Priority right
Prisoners amnesty

132

Private international law

Private media

Privation of political rights

Proceedings

Procession

Profanation

Prohibit (to) armament

Prohibit (to) using violence


Prohibit (to) war

Prohibited path

Prohibited zone

Prolonged negotiations
Prominent diplomatic personality
Promote (to) peace

Promotion of diplomatic courtesy

133

Promotion of human rights

Promotion of peace

Propaganda war

Proportional representation

Protection of antiquities

Protection of detainees

Protection of maternity and

childhood
Protection of minorities

Protection of refugees

Protection of women rights

Protest (to)

Protest note

Protest right

Protocol

Protocol book

Provide (to) humanitarian aids

134

Provisional government

Provocative political declaration


Provocative act

Provocative aggression

Provocative diplomatic

declaration
Provocative war

Psychological effects of wars

Psychological war

Public integrity

Public authority

Public confusion

Public interest

Public international law

Public opinion

Public order

Public relations

135

Public safety

Public session

Public utility

Pull (to) strings of political

deliberations

Put aside (to) political differences

Put end (to) to political

disagreements

Put end (to) to violence

Put end (to) to war

136

Qualified diplomatic circles

137

R
Racial annihilation

Racial antagonism

Racial conflict

Racial discrimination

Racial equality

Racial integration

Racial massacre

Racial minority

Racial segregation

Racism

Radicalism

Rapidity of international aid

Rapidity of international

intervention
Rationalism

138

Re - election

Re eligible

Reach (to) mutual solution of the


international crisis

Reach (to) mutual understanding


between states

Reactionary politics

Rearmament
Rebellion

Rebellion of political prisoners


Rebuilding trust between

countries
Recall (to) the ambassador

Reception

Reciprocal duties between states

Reciprocal obligations between

states

139

Recognize (to) individual liberties

Recommendations session

Reconciliation committee

Reconciliation disposition

Reconciliation offer

Reconciliation treaty

Record vote

Recover (to) occupied territories

Rectify (to) the decree


Red Crescent Organization

Red Cross Organization

Redaction of diplomatic report


Redistribute (to) diplomatic

missions

Redistribution of diplomatic roles

Reduce (to) international

140

pressures
Referendum

Referring to international laws


Reform movement

Refuge

Refugees fate

Refugees safety

Regain (to) domination on

strategic points

Regain (to) influence on boarders


Regardless political circumstances

Regime

Regional agreement

Regional authority

Regional authority

Regional autonomy

141

Regional council

Regional laws

Regional policy

Regionalism

Regroup (to) military forces

Rehabilitation
Reign

Reign of terror

Reinforce (to) diplomatic relations

Reinforce (to) diplomatic situation

Reinforce (to) national identity


Reject (to) experts finding

Reject (to) political decision

( )

Relation between power and

political parties

142

Relations at reciprocity basis

Relations at ambassadors level

Relative to diplomatic talks

Release (to) detained


Release (to) political prisoners

Release (to) political prisoners

Relief coordinator

Relief operations

Religious dialogue

Religious tolerance

Repartition of political functions

Repatriate (to)

143

Repatriation of refugees

Reporter

Represent (to) authority


Representative government

Repress (to) the disorders

Repress (to) from comment

Repress (to) the resistance

Repress (to) the opposition

Reprisals

Republic

Republic system

Republican

Republican decree

Republican government

Republican party

Required majority

Rescue (to) war captives

144

Reserved decision
Reservedly

Residency

Residency site

Resist (to) to international

pressures
Resist (to) to political oppression
Resistance movement

Respect (to) cultural values


Respect (to) human dignity

Respond ( to) to people aspirations

Responsible source of information


Restitution of liberty

Restitution of peace talks

Restrain forces

Restricted area

145

Restriction of free discussions and

criticism
Restriction of liberties

Restriction of the liberty of speech

and expression
Retrace (to) boarders

Retrieve (to) occupied territories

Reveal (to) the gravity of political

situation

Reveal (to) the real political

situation

Revere (to) the religious believes


Revolution

Revolution command council

Revolution court

Revolutionary

Right of asylum

146

Right of command

Right of deliberation and


discussion

Right of election
Right of entry

Right of guardianship

Right of participation in power

Right of passage across regional

territories

Right of possession

Right of presiding

Right of self defense


Right of speech and expression

Right of vote

Right to ask for grace

Right to assembling

Right to communications

147

Right to demonstrate
Right to express one's opinion
Right to have recourse to judiciary

Right to have recourse to justice

Right to medical services

Right to promotion

Right to social services

Right to the initiative


Rightist

Rightist parties

Rightist politician

Rigid constitution

Risk of rupture of diplomatic

relations

148

Risks on international peace

Rocket

Rockets attacks

Role of political parties in

government

Rotating presidency

Round table meeting

Roving ambassador

Royal honors

Run (to) over events

Run over (to) political events

Running political events

Rupture of diplomatic negotiations

Rupture of diplomatic relations


Rush attack

149

S
Sabotage

Sacred national duty

Safeguard (to) the state

Safeguard (to)

Safeguard (to) civilians

Safeguard (to) the country

Safeguard of civilians

Safeguard of territories

Satellite broadcasting

Satellite state

Satellites war

Scale of civilization
Secret agent

Secret ballot


150

Secret clause in talks

Secret diplomatic talks

Secret mission
Secret negotiations

Secret police

) (

Secret report

Secret session

Secretary of state

Sectarian commotion
Security

Security Council

Security guard

Security measures

Security of information

Security official

Security provisions

Seizure of power

151

Self subordination to law

Semi sovereign state


Senate

Senate resolution

Senator

Senior advisor

Senior consultant

Senior member of parliament

Senior political delegate

Separation between governmental


powers

Separation between power and


political parties

Separation of forces
Separation of powers

Separatism

152

Separatist

Sequels of wars

Serious restrictions

Serve (to) peace

Settle (to) states disputes

Settlement by arbitration

Shadow cabinet
Shadow of war

Share (to) point of views

Sharp political influence

Significant diplomatic gesture


Simultaneous immunities

Sit down strike

Skirmish military force


Social discrimination

Social order

153

Socialism

Socialist

Socialist government

Socialist party

Solicit (to) international

community opinion

Solicit (to) international


intervention
Solicit (to) international opinion
Solicit (to) international

protection
Solicit (to) votes

Solidarity

Solve (to) diplomatic crisis


Solve (to) diplomatic discords

Solve (to) political situation


154

Sources of political information


Sovereign state

Special envoy

Specific political statement

Speech

Speech of presentation of

credentials
Speeches according seats

Spirit of understanding between

nations
Spy

Stability of political situation

Stability of world peace

Stabilization of peace

Stabilization of political situation


Stabilization of world peace

155

Stabilize (to) political situation

Stabilize (to) state sovereignty

Stabilize (to) world peace


Stabilizing element

Stand off (to) the decision


Standing committee

Standing orders

State

State action plan


State authority

State Council

State foreign policy

State hegemony

State of siege

State prisoner

State public policy

State strategy

156

State Supremacy

State union

Statement on official capacity

States civilization

States claims

States commitments

States common interests

States decadence

States frontiers

States functions

States goals

States obligations

States permanence

States preoccupations

States prosperity

States rights

States rights and duties

157

States status

States statutes

States structure

States subjects

States unified by peace

Statesman

Statesmanship

Statute of international

organizations
Steadiness policy

Steering committee

Stone (to) embassies

Strain of international relations

Strategic arms

Strategic centers

Strategic planning

Strategic sites

158

Strategic zone

Strategy

Stress (to) for political

interdependence

Strong diplomatic note

Strong political measures

Struggle against the initiation to

war

Struggle against ignorance

Struggle against illiteracy

Struggle against political

corruption
Struggle against racism

Struggle against terrorism

Sub committee

Subjugate (to) citizens

159

Submission to law

Submit ( to) a proposal

Submit (to) a protest

Submit (to) evidences


Submit (to) report to International
court

Subordination to state

Substantial political progress

Substitute parliamentary member

Suffrage method

Suggest (to) international

diplomatic sanctions

Suggest (to) international

sanctions
Suicide attacks

Summit of glories

Summit of victories

160

Super power hegemony

Super state
Superiority principle

Supervision

Supervision post

Supervisory committee

Support (to) peace efforts

Support (to) the government

Suppress (to) distances between

peoples

Suppression of terrorism
Supremacy of international law
Supremacy of law

Supreme legislative authority

Supreme power
Surrender (to) to the enemy

Survey (to) public opinion

161

Survey of political events

Survey of political facts

Survival strategy

Survival to the fittest

Suspend (to) diplomatic


negotiations

Suspend (to) political talks


Suspend (to) publication

Suspension of air strikes

Suspension of diplomatic relations

Suspension of fighting

Suspension of sessions

Suspension of the state

membership
Sustain (to) political decision

Sustainable ceasefire

Sweeping political concessions

162

Sword of justice

163

T
Tacit consent

Take ( to) the initiative

Take (to) advantage of ceasefire

()

Take (to) diplomatic initiative

Take (to) in consideration

Take (to) part in negotiations

Take (to) part in talks

Take (to) precautions

Take (to) refuge

Take (to) the defensive

Take (to) the enemy by surprise


Take (to) the offensive

164

Take (to) the recommendations in

consideration
Take control (to) of frontiers

Take control (to) of oil resources


Take control (to) of strategic

points

Take control (to) of strategic sites

Take part (to) in debates

Take part (to) in diplomatic talks

Take part (to) in political

negotiations

Target (to) civilians

Tentative proposal to parliament

Terms of ceasefire

165

Terrestrial blockade

Territorial application of laws

Territorial claims
Territorial divisions

Territorial limits

Territorial limits of laws

Territorial waters

Territoriality of laws

Territories integrity

Territories under mandate

Terror epoch

Terror tactics

Terrorism

Terrorist

Terrorist attacks

Terrorists group

Terrorize (to) civilians

166

Theocracy

Theocracy government

Theoretical refusal
Third world countries

Threat (to) of using force


Time limit for truce

Time run for diplomatic

negotiations

Time table for ceasefire

To be abided by the political

decision
To be exposed to oppression

To be exposed to violence

To be interested in world

problems

Topics of diplomatic discussions

167

Torture of political prisoners

Totalitarian government

Totalitarian regime

Totalitarian state

Totalitarianism

Town council

Trace (to ) the boundaries


Tragic humanitarian situation
Tragic political events

Traitor

Transitory cabinet

Transitory provisions

Transmission of information

between states
Transparency of state politics

Treason

Treat (to) countries on equal basis

168

Treat (to) on equal level

Treatment of allies

Treaty

Tripartite alliance

Triple convention

Triumph

Troubles making

Troubles shooting

Truce flag

Truce or armistice treaty

Trusteeship council

Trusteeship system

Two third majority

Tyranny

169

U
Ultimatum

UN Summit

Unanimity

Unanimity of opinions

Unanimous approval

Unanimous election

Unanimous vote

Unauthorized area

Unbinding treaty

Uncertain decision

Unconditional ceasefire

Unconditional release of captives

Unconstitutional law


170

Unconstitutionality of laws

Under arms

Under arrest

Under bombardment cities

Under discussion

Under international laws

Under mandate countries

Under negotiations

Under protest

Under the auspices

Under war circumstances

Underdeveloped countries

Underdeveloped countries

Underestimation of the enemy

force
Unfair political comments

171

Unforeseen political circumstances

Unforeseen political events

Unification of political leadership


Unified command

Unify (to) humanity by peace

Union

Union of forces

Union of nations

Union of powers

Unit - pole

Unitarianism

United Nations Organization for


Education, Science and Culture

(UNESCO)
United Nations Charter

United Nations Children Fund


(UNICEF )

172

United Nations Emergency Forces

(UNEF)

United Nations Forces


United Nations General Assembly
United Nations Organization

(UNO)
United Nations Organization for
Industrial Development (UNIDO)

United Nations Relief Forces


(UNRF)

United Nations Summit

United states
Unity of human beings

Universal character of political


talks

Universal character of diplomatic


talks

173

Universal suffrage

Universal war

Universalism

Unreserved resolution

Unsolved international conflicts


Until further orders

Unwritten constitution

Upset (to) political equilibrium

Upset (to) powers balance

Upset (to) world equilibrium

Urgent humanitarian mission

Urgent meeting

Urgent truce

Use of force

174

V
Vacant political post

Vacate ( to) the position

Vagueness of political decision

Validate (to)
Vanquish (to) the enemy

Vanquished peoples
Verbal or oral report

Vested with full powers


Veto

Vice consul or pro consul

Vice president

Victim

Victory anthem

Vigilance committee


175

Violate (to) armistice convention

Violate (to) neutrality conditions

Violation of human rights

Violation of individual liberties


Violation of international

diplomatic rules

Violation of neutrality conditions


Violation of political liberties

Violation of public peace

Violations victims

Violent acts

Visitors record

Vital international interests

Vital political interests


Voluntary cooperation

Volunteer

Vote

176

Vote (to) down a motion

Vote (to) for ceasefire


Vote buy show hands

Vote by alphabetical order

Vote by articles

Vote by cards

Vote by confidence

Vote by list

Vote by proxy

Vote by secret ballot

Vote down a motion


Vote of no confidence

Voter

Voting method

Voting papers

Voting results

Vulnerable political situation

177

W
Waive (to) immunity

War apparatus

War atrocities

War captives

War council

War court

War crimes

War criminal

War damages

War of attrition

War of extermination

War of nerves

War prisoner

War proclamation

War tactics


178

War witness

War zone

Warning notice

Wars consequences

Wars death rate

Wars evils

Wars glories

Wars indemnities

Wars laws

Wars victims

Wars victories

Weapons - arms

Welcome (to) political decision


Welfare state

Well informed international circles


Well intentioned

negotiations

179

Well intentioned diplomatic efforts

West bank

Western society

White majority

White minority

Widen (to) cooperation between

states

Widen (to) terrestrial


Offensives
Wire tapping

Wise policy

Withdraw (to) behind boarders


Withdraw (to) immunities

Withdrawal of foreign forces


Without dispute

Without further delay

180

Without reservation

Withstand (to) political oppression


Withstand (to) political

repressions

Working languages in

international organizations

World affairs correspondent

World catastrophe

World commotion

World Conference

World conscience

World consolidation

World criterions

World Emergency forces


World instance

World leaders assembly

World military situation

181

World of solidarity

World peace

World politic
World political situation

World power

World powers

World protectorship

World war

World wide

World year for childhood

World year for human rights

World year for women rights


Written constitution

Written report

182

X
Xenopgbia

183

Yield (to) arms

Yoke of imperialism

184

Z
Zionism

185

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Part 2:
Arabic-English

186

Political Coalition

Genocide

Annihilation

Racial annihilation

Federation

Union of nations

Union of powers

Union of forces
States union

Military union

Expansion of offensives

Communications between

political committees
Diplomatic communications


187

Regional agreement

Land for peace convention

International transit

conventions
International conventions

Convention treaty

Military treaty

Psychological effects of wars

Under war circumstances

Exceptional meeting

Presidents meeting

Round table meeting

Governors meeting

Preliminary meeting

Mass meeting

Official meeting

Emergency meeting

188

Informal meeting

World leaders assembly

Joint meeting

Closed meeting

Open meeting

Invasion of cities

Pre-elections procedures

International arbitration

procedures
Security measures

Electoral procedures

Constitutional dispositions

International arrangements

Legal dispositions

Unanimity

Unanimity of opinions

Consensus


189

Formal diplomatic protest

Formal protest

Popular protest

Counter protest

Mutual regard between

states
Inaugural ceremony

Celebration

Commemoration

Monopoly

Monopoly of powers

Monopoly of political

activities
Monopoly of media

Colonization

Military occupation

190

National needs

Running political events

Bloody political events

Unforeseen political events

Tragic political events

Memorial political events

Leftist parties

Rightist parties

Political parties

Conservative parties

Oppressed parties

State of siege

Restitution of peace talks

Closure of diplomatic talks

Political competency

Kidnapping

Divergence of political point

191

of views
Breaking political news

Dead date for forces

withdrawal
Final notice

Breach of security

Diplomatic etiquette

Intelligence agency

International condemnation

Foreign broadcasting

Opposition broadcasting

Satellite broadcasting

People will

Territories under mandate

Disputed territories

Occupied territories

Land for peace

192

Terrorism

Terrorist

Elimination of political

Obstacles
States prosperity

Duality of international

treatment
Bi- nationality or dual

nationality
Middle East Crisis

Diplomatic crisis

Ministry crisis or Cabinet

crisis
Diplomatic offences

Political offences

Abuse of force
Abuse of power

193

Terror tactics

Method of prisoners torture

International conflicts

sources
Political conflicts sources

Absolutism

Tyranny

Political despotism

Interpellation

Merit of the post

Use of force
Peaceful use of atomic

energy
Peaceful use of nuclear

energy
Strategy

Defense strategy

194

State strategy

Peace strategy

Negotiations strategy

Diplomatic consultation

Martyrdom

Poll or survey

Restitution of liberty

Reconciliation disposition

Disposition for political

reconciliation
Disposition for national

reconciliation

Military forces parade


Imperialism

Abuse of politic influence

Referendum

Popular referendum

195

Plebiscite

Collective resignation

Reception

Stability of world peace

Stability of political situation

Political stability

Political investigation

Independence

Regional autonomy

States permanence

Disapproval of diplomatic

Declarations
Land settlement

Seizure of power

War captives

Basis of constitutional laws

Weapons - arms

196

Strategic arms

Defense arms

Atomic arms

Chemical arms

Nuclear arms

Offensive arms

Suffrage method

Voting method

Analogy in decisions making

Democratic manner

Complicity

Socialist

Socialism

Supervision

International supervision

Diplomatic notice

Political reform

197

General strike

War damages

Civil damages

Political trouble

Oppression

Diplomatic framework

International framework

Political framework

Unconditional release of

captives
Re - election

Rearmament

Rebuilding trust between

countries
Redistribution of diplomatic

roles
External aggression

198

Moderation of diplomatic

opinions
Moderation of political

opinions
Objection

Objection on procedures

Objection over ruled

Objection sustained

Diplomatic recognition

Mutual diplomatic

recognition
International recognition

Official recognition

Legal recognition

Sit down strike

Detention

Detention of political

199

prisoners
Redaction of diplomatic

report
Diplomatic customs

Organs of power

Non elected members

Electronic media

Mass media

Private media

Local media

Declaration of the state of

siege
Declaration of independence

War proclamation

False advertisement

Aggression acts

Reprisals

200

Anti social acts


Violent acts

Political assassination

Closure of session

Closure of boarders

Majority

White majority

Two third majority

Required majority

Parliamentary majority

Democratic majority

Overwhelming majority

Absolute majority

New horizons in diplomatic

relations
Opening of the session

Betrayal

201

Residency

Peace proposal

Tentative proposal to

parliament

Counter proposal
Ballot

Peace ballot

Secret ballot

People ballot

Universal suffrage

National economy

Violation of public peace

Minorities
White minority

Black minority

Racial minority

202

Oppressed minority

Regionalism

Territoriality of laws

Acquisition of political

knowledge
War apparatus

Adherence to the agenda

Reciprocal obligations
between states
Imposed obligations on states

Elimination of privileges

Elimination of body torture

Elimination of political rights

and opportunities
Decentralization
Speeches according seats

Until further orders

203

Mechanism of political

parties
Nation

Peaceful nation
Foreign concessions

Diplomatic prerogatives

Ministerial prerogatives

Wars glories

Security

Security of information

Public safety

Unanimous election

Election by majority

Elections

Parliamentary elections

Legislative elections

Free elections

204

Constitutional elections

Democratic elections

Fraudulent elections

Mandate

Diffusion of information

between states
Triumph

Wars victories

Popular uprising

Transmission of information

between states
Opportunism

Moral outrage

Violation of political liberties

Violation of individual

liberties
Violation of human rights

205

States decadence

Alignment

Ultimatum

Experimental alert

Formal warning

False alert

Mock alert

Final ultimatum

Conformity of political

opinions

Withdrawal of foreign forces

Partial withdrawal of
military forces

Balanced withdrawal of
military forces
Half measures

Accession to an alliance

206

Contemporary political

regime
Absence of credibility

Nuclear explosion

Separatist

Separatism

Coup d`tat

Abortive coup d`tat

Decolonization

Debasement of political

prisoners
States goals

Political goals

Military targets

Eligibility

Orders until further orders

International commands

207

Standing orders

Direct commands

Voting papers

Qualified diplomatic circles


International circles

Well informed international


circles
Political circles

Informed circles

Grave humanitarian

circumstances
Tragic humanitarian

situation
..

Precedence over ..
Suspension of air strikes

208

Referring to international

laws
Officially

On behalf of my colleagues

..

Per fro

...

Reservedly

Without further delay

Without reservation

Without dispute

Supervision post

Diplomatic mission schedule

Convention protocol

Diplomatic mail

All human being are equal in

duties and rights


Regardless political


209

circumstances
On advisory capacity

As observer

Permanent diplomatic

mission
Honorary mission

Survival to the fittest

Host country

Disastrous country
According to diplomatic

customs
Under international laws

Secret clause in talks

Conditional clause

Terms of ceasefire

States structure

Interpol

( )

210

Secret police

) (

Council statement

Statement on official

capacity
Diplomatic statement

Joint diplomatic statement

Concise diplomatic statement

Official statement

Political statement

Oral political statement

Specific political statement

False statement

Cabinet statement or

ministerial statement

211

Entry visa

Official diplomatic

confirmation
Felony

Nationalization of foreign

investments
Formal approval

Exchange of political points

of views
Exchange of diplomats

Exchange of political

prisoners
Exchange of ambassadors

Exchange of information

between states
Exchange of credentials


212

Exchange of ratification

documents
Disparity of political point of

view
Justification of political

events
Justification of political facts

Perception of world problems

Political dependency

Coronation

Evaluation of cultural

( )

patrimony
Democratic experience

Political espionage
Alliance

Confederation

213

Defense alliance

Offensive alliance

Under the auspices

Under arms

Determinations of

international obligations
Determination of

International responsibilities
Allegation of violations

sources
Troubles shooting

Liberation

Liberation of captives

Liberation of political

prisoners
Amelioration of political

prisoners situation

214

Amelioration of refugees

situation
Fortification of cities

Pre war preparations

Debasement of captives

International investigation

Presidential investigations

Arbitration

Foreign arbitration

International arbitration

Flag salute

Sabotage

Cultivation of uranium

Strategic planning

Central planning

International legal

dispositions
215

International preventative

measures
Local preventative

procedures
Security provisions

Transitory provisions

Strong political measures

Preventive political measures

Foreign intervention

Intervention of western
countries
Arbitrary intervention

Government intervention

External intervention

International intervention

Profanation
Internationalization

216

Interdependence strategy

Armory

Demarcation of boards

between states
International obligations

Falsification of elections

Religious tolerance

Hierarchy of goals

Hierarchy of powers

Hierarchy of political posts

Political hierarchy

Hierarchy of state

Departments
Settlement by arbitration

Political settlement

Friendly settlement

Political divergence

217

Divergence of political

opinions
Act of courtesy

Diplomatic declaration

Provocative diplomatic

declaration
Counter diplomatic

declaration
Provocative political

declaration
Classification of

diplomatic
functions
Vote

Block vote

Unanimous vote

Majority vote

218

Vote by secret ballot


Vote by alphabetical order

Vote by confidence

Vote down a motion

Affirmative vote

Vote by proxy

Vote of no confidence

Vote buy show hands

Vote by articles

Vote by cards

Vote by list

Non equity voting

Record vote

Dissenting vote

Solidarity

International solidarity

Popular solidarity

219

Territorial application of

laws

Extremism

Common aspirations of
communities

Evolution of political
relations
Harmonically political

progress
Manifestations

Improper diplomatic terms

Equivalence of voting voices

World consolidation

Differential diplomatic

treatment
Identical diplomatic

behavior

220

Treatment of allies

Mutual help between nations


Collaboration between

authority and political


parties
International cooperation

Voluntary cooperation

Close cooperation between

states
Cordial cooperation

Peaceful coexistence

Pacific coexistence

General mobilization

Expression of opinion

Plurality of political parties

Multi pole

Pluralism

221

Pluralism of parties

Torture of political prisoners

Promotion of diplomatic

courtesy
Promotion of peace

Consolidation of diplomatic

relations
Consolidation of

international relations
Promotion of human rights

Military fortifications

Party spirit

Complication of international
problems
Commentary on the discourse

Suspension of sessions

Suspension of diplomatic

222

relations
Suspension of the state

membership
Unfair political comments

Diplomatic commitment

International commitment
States commitments

Wars indemnities

Appointment of

governmental organs
Appointments of ministers

Appointment by election

Covering of political events

Covering of political facts

Covering of armies

withdrawal
Aggravation of diplomatic

223

problems
Aggravation of diplomatic

conflicts
Aggravation of political

situation
International understanding

Mutual understanding

between states

Examination of facts
Interpretation of

international law

Outvote

Presidential primacy

Political primacy

Military preeminence
Mandate of voting

Delegation of authorities

224

Convergence of political

points of views
Confidential political reports

Diplomatic reports
Backward diplomatic reports

Confidential diplomatic

reports
Substantial political progress

Political progress

Presentation of credentials

Political facts report

Factual report

Written report

Annual diplomatic report

Secret report

Political report

Distorted political report

225

Verbal or oral report

Territorial divisions

Austerity

Restriction of liberties

Restriction of the liberty of

speech and expression


Restriction of free

discussions and criticism


Evaluation of political facts

General evaluation of

political report
Equality of opportunities

Integration of political

community
Integration of political facts

Political integration

Racial integration

226

Minorities representation

Parliamentary representation

Multiple parliamentary

representation

Diplomatic representation
Balanced diplomatic

representation
Political representation

Multiple representation

Proportional representation

Rebellion of political

prisoners

Armed rebellion
Centralization of authority

Social discrimination

Racial discrimination

Discrimination

227

Legal discrimination
Conflicts of international

laws in space
Conflict of world interests

Conflict of political interests

Capitulations

International concessions

Sweeping political

concessions

Harmony in international
points of view
Implementation of foreign

policy

Diversity of political regimes

Diversity of world needs


Foreign threats

External threats

228

Military threats

International existence

Political existence

Presence in parliament

Balance of powers

Balance of forces

International equilibrium

Political equilibrium

Interaction between

populations
Concordance of political

opinions
Concordance of political

points of view
Strain of international

relations
Political orientation

229

Internal directions

Political directions

Unification of political

leadership
International complicity in

political events
Involvement in war

Distribution of diplomatic

missions
Repartition of political

functions
Equitable distribution of

national income and


opportunities
Equitable distribution of

world resources

Imperialist expansion

230

Diplomatic recommendation

Elucidation of the concept of

international order
Stabilization of peace

Stabilization of world peace

Stabilization of political

situation
Repatriation of refugees

Political life expectations


Long term ceasefire

National wealth

People common culture

Mutual confidence between

nations

231

Revolution

Bloodless revolution

Armed revolution
Revolutionary

232

Spy

Espionage

Foreign communities

Groups of people

Arab League

Political side of negotiations

Political argument
Parliamentary sessions

attendance book
War crimes

Disgraceful crimes against


civilians
Official journal

Political crime

Evacuation of foreign forces


Urgent meeting


233

Audience

Opening ceremony

Formal opening ceremony

Opening session

Deliberation session
Primary session

Parliamentary session
Plenary session


) (

Memorial session

Recommendations session

Briefing session

Closing session

Secret session

Public session

Joint session

Closed session

Open session

234

Community

General assembly

United Nations General

Assembly
Conventicler

Political assembly

National assembly

Republican

Republic

Nationality
Dual nationality

Acquired nationality

Diplomatic efforts

Well intentioned diplomatic

efforts
Joint peace efforts

Political environment

235

Occupation army

Ideological army

Foreign troops

236

Security guard

Monarch

Governor

Autocrat or totalitarian

Emergency state

Patriotism
Limitation of atomic arms

Limitation of nuclear arms

Limitation of armaments

Limitation of military
operations
Territorial limits

Territorial limits of laws

States frontiers

Provocative war

Economic war


237

War of extermination

Broad casting war

War of attrition

War of nerves

Ditches war

Guerilla war

Satellites war

Civil war

Cold war

Land war

Bacteriological war

Propaganda war

World war

Illegitimate war

Universal war

Psychological war

Paper war

238

National guard

Liberations movements

Political movements

Reform movement

Resistance movement

Mass movement

Privation of political rights

Disfranchise

Inviolability of domicile

Individual rights

Freedom

Liberty

Liberty of communication

Liberty of protest

Liberty of vote

Liberty of cultural exchange

Liberty of movement

239

Liberty of action
Liberty of expression

Liberty of autonomy

Liberty of entry

Liberty of media and press


Liberty of speech and writing

Liberty of passage

Liberty of participation in

power

Liberty of believes
Liberty of citizens towards

law
Liberty of self determination

Political liberty

Liberty of ideology

Civil liberty

Freedom and well being of

240

individuals
Party

Socialist party

Central party

Republican party

Communist party

Hostile party

Leading party

Liberal party

Extremist party
National party

Leftist party

Human masses

Blockade

Maritime blockade

Terrestrial blockade

Air blockade

241

Pacific blockade

Immunities

Authority immunity

Parliamentary immunity

Diplomatic immunity
Political immunity

Consular immunity

Fiscal immunity

Simultaneous immunities

Majority interest

States civilization

Local banishment

International prohibition

Conservation of peace

Right of election

Right of presiding

Right to communications

242

Right of command
Protest right

Option right

Right to social services

Right to medical services

Preference right

Concession right

Priority right

Right to assembling

Eligibility right

Right of vote
Right to demonstrate

Right to express one's

opinion

Right of speech and


expression

243

Right to ask for grace

Right of possession

Right of entry
Right of self defense

Right of guardianship

Right of asylum

Right to have recourse to


judiciary

Right to have recourse to


justice

Right to the initiative

Right of deliberation and


discussion

Right of passage across


regional territories

Right of participation in
power

244

Negative right

Right to promotion
Naked political facts

Mine field

Captives rights

Human rights

States rights

Political prisoners rights

Conquerors rights

Citizens rights

Constitutional rights

Legal rights

Equal rights

Civil rights

Moral rights

Acquired rights

States rights and duties

245

Reign

Dictatorship

Totalitarianism

Authoritarianism

Oligopoly
Reign of terror

International arbitrary
Democratic government

Autonomy

Autocracy

Socialist government

Electronic government

Representative government

Republican government

Constitutional government

Dictatorial government

Theocracy government

246

Powerful government

Capitalist government

Legal government

Totalitarian government

Communist government

Emergency government

Military government

Corrupted government

Federal government

Provisional government

Local government

Central government

Dissolution of the parliament

Positive solution of
international problems

Diplomatic solution

Fair diplomatic solution

247

Tripartite alliance

Defensive alliance

Holly alliance

Political workshop

Friendly diplomatic solutions

Major allay

Blood massacre
Protection of antiquities

Safeguard of territories

Protection of minorities

Protection of maternity and

childhood
Preservation of universal

peace
Protection of refugees

Safeguard of civilians

Protection of detainees

248

Preservation of human rights

Protection of women rights

World protectorship

Campaign

Horrible military campaign

Political wisdom
Religious dialogue

Presidents dialogue

Diplomatic dialogue

Political dialogue
Neutrality

Positive neutrality

Full neutrality

Armed neutrality
Conditional neutrality

Neutral

249

Traitor

Air security experts

Diplomatic expert

International expert

Consular services
Breach of diplomatic

etiquette
Breach of peace

Breach of international law

Violation of international

diplomatic rules
Violation of neutrality

conditions

Racial antagonism
Self subordination to law

Subordination to state


250

Submission to law

Speech

Speech of presentation of

credentials
Political speech

Hard hitting political speech

Discourse

State action plan


Risk of rupture of diplomatic

relations
Political tactics

Significant diplomatic

gesture
Gravity of political situation

Front lines

Defense lines

Demarcation lines

251

Diplomatic disagreement

Political disagreement

Disagreements of nations

Frontier controversies

Behind bars

Communist cell

Treason

High treason

Diplomat

Diplomacy

Open diplomacy

National income

252

Living shields

Rigid constitution

Custom constitution

Unwritten constitution

Written constitution

Constitutionalism

Political intrigue

Electoral propaganda

Foreign support

International support

Official support

Military support

Material support

Appeal to cease-fire

Mutual defense

Civil defense


253

Common defense

Legitimate self defense

Minute of silence

Mass destruction

Role of political parties in

government
Political police forces role

Negative political role

Neutral political role

Media means role

Axis powers

Allied states

Third world countries

Occident states
Common wealth states


(
)

Axis states

254

Under mandate countries

Favored states

Powerful states

Underdeveloped countries

Underdeveloped countries

Civilized states
Contesting states

Conterminous states

United states
States unified by peace

Developed countries

State

Welfare state

Satellite state

Mandated state

Democratic state

Sovereign state

255

Capitalist state

Semi sovereign state


Totalitarian state

Super state

Federal state

Liberal state

Neutral state

Centralized state

Independent state

Accredited state

Isolated state

Democracy

Democratic socialism

Political democracy

256

Presidency

Chairmanship

Rotating presidency

Presidency according age

President of the republic

President

Senior advisor

Senior consultant

Prime minister

Head of delegation

Chief of diplomatic

delegation
Capitalism

Advisory opinion

Majority opinion

Political opinion


257

Public opinion

Extreme opinion

Dissenting opinion

Deliberate opinion

Adverse opinion
Truce flag

Rationalism

Statesman

Rehabilitation

International diplomatic

reaction
Convocation of the

ambassador
Strong diplomatic note

Tacit consent

States subjects

Auspices

258

International will

Theoretical refusal
People veto

Constitutional control

Political supervision

Popular control

Censorship

Hostages

Under arrest

Political hostage

Blood and race ties between

people
Political links

Spirit of understanding

between nations

259

Diplomatic visit

Official visit

Courtesy visit

260

Armament race

Presidency race

Protocol book

Visitors record

Electoral register

War prisoner

State prisoner

Political prisoner in reclusion

Indignation of public opinion

Rapidity of international aid

Rapidity of international

intervention
Embassy

Ambassador

Good intentions ambassador

Extraordinary ambassador


261

Roving ambassador

Accredited ambassador

Designate ambassador

Population of colonies

Peace of braves

World peace

Lasting peace

Equitable peace

Territories integrity
National integrity

Public integrity

Refugees safety

Civilians safety

Negative points in diplomatic

report
Chain of diplomatic

communications

262

Chain of political

communications
Regional authority

Regional authority

Detaining power

Majority power

Legislator ship

Supreme legislative authority

Executive power

Governing authority

State authority

State Supremacy

Law making authority


Full power

Paramount power

Political power

Implied power

263

World power

Public authority

Military power

Supreme power

Coercive power

Local authority

Central authority

Joint authority

Plenary power

Consular service

Scale of civilization
Misapplication of

international law

International
misunderstanding

Underestimation of the
enemy force

264

Misinterpretation of

international politic
State hegemony

Popular sovereignty

Supremacy of law

Supremacy of international

law
National sovereignty

Internal sovereignty

International sovereignty

Reactionary politics

Policy

Exploration policy

Burned land policy

Open doors policy

Survival strategy

Austerity policy

265

Fig leaf policy

Policy of appeasement

State foreign policy

Hegemony

Steadiness policy

World politic

State public policy

Opposition policy

Confrontation policy

Long term policy

Policy of good neighborly


relations
Wise policy

Passive politic

Non compromised policy

Compromised policy

Neutral policy

266

Regional policy

Moderate policy

Politician

Rightist politician

Expansion policy

Hostile policy

Domination

Foreign domination

Imperialist domination

Super power hegemony

Political predominance

Sword of justice

267

International affairs

Government witness

War witness

Shadow of war

International Intelligence

Net
Electioneer

Prominent diplomatic

personality
Eminent political personality

International police

Military police

Legitimacy of

international laws
International legality


268

Near East

Middle East

Great Middle East

Wars evils

Jungle law

Population of metropolis
Population of colonies

Population

Oppressed peoples

Vanquished peoples

Political turbulence

Public confusion

Transparency of state politics

States claims

Form of state

Dictatorial form

Ocular evidence

269

Hearsay evidence

Martyrs

Communist

Communism

270

Rocket

Public interest

Journalist

Accredited journalist

Boarders clashes
International shock

Generations struggle

Citizenship

Universal character of
political talks

Universal character of
diplomatic talks

Covenant of the League of


Nations

Diplomatic connections
Connection between law and


271

custom

Peace makers
Ballot box
United Nations Children

Fund (UNICEF )
United Nations Organization

for Industrial Development

(UNIDO)
Zionism

Dissenting electoral voice

Preponderant electoral
voice
Formulation of political

decision

272

Liaison officer

Control of frontiers

between states
Abuse victims

Violations victims

Discrimination victims

Wars victims

Victim

Anti- Semitism
Air strikes

Feebleness of power

Foreign pressures

External pressures

Diplomatic pressures

International pressures

Political pressures


273

Foreign political pressures

West bank

Guarantee of liberties

World conscience

274

Character of diplomatic talks

Fifth column

Passive obedience

Political class

Despotic class

Dominant class

Oppressed class

Diplomatic channels

Land route connections

Official channels

Despotism

275

Political phenomena

Grave diplomatic

circumstance
Critical political

circumstances
Unforeseen political

circumstances
Ascending circumstances

276

Capital

World of solidarity

Universalism

World year for human rights

World year for women rights

World year for childhood

Major stability element

Political instability

Ministerial instability

Non alignment

Absence of diplomatic
consideration
Impartiality

Non interference
Non consideration of

diplomatic courtesy
277

Non discrimination

Non conformity with laws

Non resistance

Inviolability of liberties

Nonconformity of political

opinions
Unconstitutionality of laws

Non observance of

international law
Aggression

Provocative aggression

Military offensive

Survey of political events

Peace offer

Reconciliation offer

Survey of political facts

International custom

278

Racism

Isolation of political

prisoners

Diplomatic isolation
International isolation

League of Nations

Terror epoch

Rebellion

Military rebellion

Auxiliary member

Senior member of parliament

Substitute parliamentary

member
Honorary member

Non permanent member

Parliament member

Council member

279

Assistant member

Political prisoners amnesty

Amnesty

Prisoners amnesty

Obstacles on peace process

Diplomatic obstacles

Political obstacles

Imperialist mentality

Capitalist ideology

Nazis mentality
Military sanctions

Political credo

International solidarity

relations
Neighborly relations

Human relations between

states

280

External relations

International relations

Official relations

Peaceful relations

Public relations

Military relations
Relations at reciprocity

basis
Relations at ambassadors

level
Cordial relations between

states
Relation between power and

political parties

National flag
Politics

Provocative act

281

Diplomatic career

Relief operations

Air operations

Military operations

Peace process

Secret agent

By hierarchical channels

By diplomatic channels

Constitutive elements of

states
Stabilizing element

Political violence

Covenant

Sequels of wars
Diplomatic disagreement

factors
Political factors

282

Air raids

Parliamentary chambers

Outsider

Alien resident

Brains washing
Vagueness of political

decision
Demagogy

Hematite

283

Time run for diplomatic

negotiations
Fascism

Commotion

Civil commotion

Sectarian commotion

International apathy

Commando

Enforcement of law

International intervention
group
International mediation team

Government corruption

Diplomatic corruption

International corruption

Political corruption


284

Miscarriage of international

justice
Separation of powers

Separation of forces

Separation between

governmental powers
Separation between power

and political parties

Racial segregation

Diplomatic activities

Efficiency of diplomatic

mission
Efficiency of political mission

Political philosophy

Statesmanship

War tactics

Peace advantages

285

Anarchist

Anarchy

Political anarchy

Army corps

286

Leader of people movement

Charg d`affaires

Panel of nominees

List of voters

Re eligible

Assembly chamber

Auditorium

Presidential chamber

Constitutional law

Conventional law

Foreigners law
Code of political parties

Martial law

Code of nations

Electoral law

Nationality law
287

Autonomy law

Diplomatic status

States status

Private international law

Public international law

Code of diplomatic behavior

Jus gentium

Emergency law

International relations law

Expatriation law

Statute of international

organizations
Law of the protection of

information
Unconstitutional law

Local law

Conditional acceptance

288

Unreserved resolution

Preliminary decision

Political resolution

Far reaching political

decision
Categorical political decision

Compulsory political decision

Uncertain decision

Reserved decision

Joint resolution

Senate resolution

International resolutions

Presidential resolutions

Political resolutions

Binding political resolutions

Pre convinced decisions


Constraint

289

Constitution oath

Allegiance oath or
Presidential palace

Conferences palace

Bombing of cities

Air bombardment

Unit - pole

Positive political pole

Negative political pole

Neutral political pole

Rupture of diplomatic

relations
Rupture of diplomatic

negotiations
International concern

Summit of glories

United Nations Summit

290

Summit of victories

Presidents summit

UN Summit
Suppression of terrorism

Political repression

Atomic bomb

Consular

General consular

Honorary consular

Consulate

Military force

Foreign forces occupation

Colonization forces
Coalition forces

Occupation forces

International Aid forces

United Nations Forces

291

United Nations Relief Forces


(UNRF)

United Nations Emergency


Forces (UNEF)
Intelligence forces

) (

International humanitarian

forces

Alliance forces

International Forces for the


Maintenance of Peace

Emergency Forces

World Emergency forces


Restrain forces

Air forces

International forces

Joint international forces

Armed forces
292

Foreign military forces

Multinational forces
Central forces

National forces

Compulsory rules

Analogous rules

Wars laws

States statutes

Governing laws

Law customs of war

Regional laws

Armament

Skirmish military force

Nationalism
Arab Nationalism

World powers

Major world force

293

Fighting forces

Leadership

Political leadership

Unified command

Under protest

In circulation

Under negotiations

Under discussion

Imposed restrictions

Governmental restraints

Serious restrictions

294

Political editor

World catastrophe

Senior political delegate

Letter of credentials

Letter of confirmation

Nation dignity
Xenopgbia

Inaugural speech

295

No objection

Political refugee

For political consideration

Diplomatic address

Major committee of war

Advisory committee

Diplomatic communications

committee
Coordination committee

Supervisory committee

Aid committee

Mandate committee

International Investigation

Committee
Executive committee

Steering committee


296

Political experts committee

International Aid Mission

International Atomic Energy

Committee (IAEC)
Honorary commission

Reconciliation committee

Good offices committee

National conciliation

committee
Decision making committee

Armistice commission

Facts finding committee


Vigilance committee

Human rights committee

Government committee

Standing committee

Diplomatic committee

297

Impartial diplomatic

committee
Mixed diplomatic committee

Committee for the

examination of political
problems
Political committee

High committee

Honor committee

Sub committee

International committee

On application

On approval

Game of nations

Democratic game

Working languages in

international organizations

298

Official language

Friendly International

gesture
Diplomatic meetings

Memorial tablet

Liberalism

299

Political plot

Conspiracy against the state


security
International Congress for

the Maintenance of Peace


International Congress for

the Sustenance of Peace


International Congress for

Peace
General Congress of Political

Parties

World Conference
International conference

Press conference

Intergovernmental

conferences
300

Governmental institutions

International institutions

Political institutions

Basic discussions
Diplomatic talks behind

scene
Secret diplomatic talks

Fundamental political

principles
Democratic principles

Initiative for peace

Extra territoriality principle

Principle of equity

Principle of the reciprocity

of treatment
Principle of superiority

Collectivism

301

Principle of the separation of

powers
Socialist principle

Conservatism

Principle of equality between

races and sex


Principle of equality between

citizens
Mechiavalism principle

) (

Ideology

Mutualism

Principle of the supremacy

of law
Principle of non intervention

Principle of non

discrimination
Divide and rule principle

302

Deportee

Envoy

Delegate

Special envoy

Emissary

Political envoy

Extraordinary envoy

Extremist

Legal requirements of states


Exigencies of the post

National requirements

Volunteer

Demonstrator

Relative to diplomatic talks


Appropriate with norms

International community

Class society

303

Western society

Classless society
Primitive societies

War criminal

Course of events
Consultative council

Regional council

( )

Council of nobles

Security Council
Arab League Council

State Council

People Assembly

Senate
Chamber of Communes

( )
( )

Chamber of Lords

( )

Board of Governors
Town council

304

Chamber of Deputies

Cabinet

Trusteeship council

Constitutive council

Legislative assembly

War council

Martial council

Honorary council

Revolution command council

Parliament

Terrorists group

Exploratory talks

Peace talks

Interlocutory discussions

Official talks

Combatant

Mayor

305

Equity courts

International Arbitration

Tribunals
Attempt against the security

of state
Minutes of the meeting

Proceedings

Foreign broadcasting

Forbidden media stations


Revolution court

High Constitutional Court

Higher International Court

International High Court of

Justice
War court

International court

Martial court

306

Federal tribunal

International forum

National court

Fundamental axe of

negotiations
Neutral axis

Diplomatic environment

Political risks

Risks on international peace

International plan

International political plan

National plan

Bombing plot of the

infrastructure
Parliament deliberations

Diplomatic deliberations

Deliberation at international

307

level
Deliberations at local level

Under bombardment cities

Fortified cities

Independent cities

Master of ceremonies

Chief of protocol

Maiden city

Human massacre

Racial massacre

Protest note

Memorandum of the meeting

Confirmation note

Warning notice

Diplomatic memorandum of

understanding
Explanatory diplomatic

308

memorandum
Explanatory political

memorandum
Diplomatic note

Confidential diplomatic note

Circulated diplomatic note

Circulated political note

Radicalism

Naturalism

Anarchism
Perfectionism

Diplomatic affairs

correspondent
World affairs correspondent

Reporter

Royal honors

Consideration of political

309

circumstances
Observation of good relations

between states
Observation of peace

World instance

Controller

Humanitarian rights

controller
Wire tapping

Strategic centers

Political public auditor

Decree

Legislative decree

Republican decree

Presidential decree

Candidate for elections

Center of gravity


310

Police office

Political center

Centralization
Prerogatives

Bi-national

Security official

International responsibility

Presidential responsibility

Political responsibility

Foreign aids

Humanitarian aids

Mutual assistance between

nations
Good offices

Diplomatic demarches

Political demarches
Passivism

311

Equality

Equality towards law

Equality of individuals

Equality of sex

Equality between races

Racial equality

Equality in rights and duties

Political bargain

Troubles making

Consultant

Cultural counselor

Counselor

Imperialist

Colony

Procession
Political march

Press controversy

312

Participation of minorities in
government
Participation of masses in

political life
Participation by minority

Popular participation

States preoccupations

Joint diplomatic

consultations
Sources of political

information
Common human interests

International political

interests
States common interests

People common interests

Diplomatic interests

313

Vital international interests

Vital political interests


Diplomatic reconciliation

Creditability of external
policy

Authorized source of
information
Responsible source of

information
Minorities interest

Refugees fate

Anti constitutional

Territorial claims
Future aspirations of states

Demonstrations

Peaceful demonstration

Political demonstration

314

Hostile demonstration

Oppositionist

Counter reform

Political opposition

Liberations fights

Inhuman treatment of

political prisoners

Boundaries treaties

Treaty
Extradition international

treaty
Alliance treaty

Triple convention

Peace treaty

Reconciliation treaty

Unbinding treaty

Multilateral treaty

315

Truce or armistice treaty

World criterions

Political believes

Wars death rate

Air battle

Face to face battle

Camp

Concentration camp

Political information

Negotiator

Negotiations

Negotiations on

ambassadorial level
Primary negotiations

Constructive negotiations

Preliminary negotiations

Bilateral negotiations

316

Negotiations are proceeding

Collective negotiations

Well intentioned

negotiations
Diplomatic negotiations

Secret negotiations

Negotiations on international

level
Negotiations at local level

Negotiations at equal level

High level negotiations

Joint negotiations

Prolonged negotiations

Intensive negotiations

Liberty notion

Equity concept

Custom concept

317

Arab nationalism ideology

Leadership concept

Invested with power

Deputy chairman

Vested with full powers

Plenipotentiary
Passive resistance

Popular resistance

Legitimate resistance

National resistance

Voter
Challenges of diplomatic

post
Nobility obliges

Chancellery

Citizen
Foreign resident

318

Communist acquisitions

Political acquisitions

Struggle against terrorism

Struggle against illiteracy

Struggle against the

initiation to war
Counter espionage

Struggle against ignorance

Struggle against racism

Struggle against political

corruption
Residency site

Liaison office

International Investigations

Office
Federal Investigations Office

Politic office

319

Emigration office

Central office

Refuge

Political asylum

Cultural attach

Political attach

Military attach

Exercise of constitutional

rights
Exercise of power

Authority representative

Diplomatic representative

Elected representative

Prohibited path

Out of courtesy

Political debates

Political debates

320

Foreign rivalry

International rivalry

Political rivalry

Open discussions

Anti government

Diplomatic maneuver

Independent press forum

Open forum

Permanent delegate

High commissary

Relief coordinator

Humanitarian coordinator
Official circular

Political circular

Diplomatic position

Position through election

Diplomatic post

321

Political post

Vacant political post

Honorary post

Strategic zone

Frontier zone

War zone
Armless zone

Buffer zone

Conflicted zone

Neutral zone

Occupied zone

Prohibited zone
Unauthorized area

Armed zone
Restricted area

Forbidden access area

Disarmed zone

322

Influence zone

International organizations

United Nations Organization

(UNO)
United Nations Organization

for Education, Science and

Culture (UNESCO)
International Criminal Police

Organization (ICPO)
Red Cross Organization

International Amnesty

Organization
Red Crescent Organization

Exile

Exiled

Emigrant

Constitution functions

323

States functions

International centers

functions

Diplomatic functions
Political functions

Political festival

Exploration mission

Aid commission
Urgent humanitarian mission

Legislative function

Permanent mission

Diplomatic mission

Secret mission
Political mission

Press mission

Foreign conventions

International pacts

324

Political confrontations

Explosive substances

National resources

Topics of diplomatic

discussions
Patriot

Nativeness
Unanimous approval

Approval by acclamation

Formal consent

Strategic sites

Battles areas

Human wave of protestors

People patrimonies

Time limit for truce

Official diplomatic

appointment

325

Time table for ceasefire

Attitude of the state towards

subjects
Positive diplomatic attitude

Negative diplomatic attitude

Fair diplomatic attitude

Aggressive diplomatic

attitude
Prejudiced diplomatic

attitude
Moderate diplomatic attitude

Prejudiced political attitude

Neutral political attitude

Territorial waters

Pact

United Nations Charter

Arab League Charter

326

Defense pact

International reconciliation

pact
Charter

Non aggression pact

Mutual Defense Charter

Land domain of war

Military operations area

Battles field

Political powers balance

Balance of justice

Centralization tendency
Expansion tendencies

327

Acting governor

Vice president

Cochairman

Deputy

Senator

Vice consul or pro consul

Deputy

Elector

Nazism

Diplomatic spokesman

Official spokesman

Army spokesman

Voting results

Wars consequences

Outcome of diplomatic

deliberations
328

Political elite
Joint international appeal for

peace
Joint appeal

Jointed appeal form the


independent states
International symposium

Dialectic conflict between

states
Racial conflict

Armed conflict

International disputes

Unsolved international

conflicts
National sovereignty

conflicts

Disarmament

329

Imperialist tendency

Domination will

Ideological trend

Political activity

Hostile activity

Political circular

Leaflet

Victory anthem

Flag anthem

National anthem

Electoral quotient

Political maturity

Authority domain

Diplomatic influence domain

Domain of power

Domain of constitutional

power

330

Domain of diplomatic

responsibilities
Domain of political

responsibilities
Social order

Feudalism

Protocol

One party system

Existing regime

Ceremonial order

Trusteeship system

Parliamentary system

Republic system

Coercive order

Theocracy

Presidential system

Totalitarian regime

331

Anarchist system

Federal system

Conservative system

Regime

Political regime

Political system

Sharp political influence

Public order

Monarchy
Autocratic theory

Political theory

Chauvinism

Public utility

Foreign influence

Political influence

Perpetual exile

Main points in negotiations

332

Controversy political points

Controversy points in

negotiations
Negative points in

deliberations
Political criticism

Breach of promise

Veto

Aggressive intentions

Yoke of imperialism

333

Emigration

Brain drainage

Illegal immigration

Terrorist attacks

Suicide attacks

Rockets attacks

International attack

Air squadron

Abortive military attack

Mass military attack

Counter attack

Rush attack

Armistice or truce

Urgent truce

World commotion
Defeat

334

Political defeat

Common political organs

Advisory body

Board of inquiry

Legislative corps

Governing corps

Appropriate body
Political policy making body

Electoral body

Diplomatic corps

Political corps

Military supremacy

335

Sacred national duty

States obligations

Reciprocal duties between


states

World wide
Official document

Legal document

Diplomatic point of view

Political point of view

Military troops

Union

Arab Union

Unity of human beings

Political unity

National union

Unitarianism

336

Ministry

Coalition ministry

Ministry of communications

Ministry of local affairs


Ministry of national guidance

Ministry of public works

Ministry of information

Ministry of national

economy
Ministry of environment

Ministry of commerce

Ministry of external trade

Ministry of planning

Ministry of education

Ministry of higher education

Ministry of supplies

Foreign ministry

337

Ministry of interior

Ministry of defense

Ministry of agriculture

Ministry of tourism

Ministry of social affairs

Ministry of external affairs

Ministry of health

Ministry of industry

Ministry of aviation

Ministry of justice

Ministry of labor

Ministry of electricity

Ministry of finance

Ministry of expatriation
Ministry of petroleum and

mineral resources
Ministry of transport

338

Transitory cabinet

Ministry of war

Shadow cabinet

Minister

Foreign minister

Acting minister

Secretary of state

Former minister

Ministress

Media of information

Media of publications and

propaganda
Diplomatic mediation

International mediation

Order of merit

Humanitarian situation of

prisoners

339

Political situation

International world situation

World political situation

Military situation

World military situation

Legal status of aliens

Critical diplomatic situation

Critical world situation


Vulnerable political

situation
Emergency situation


) (

Mother country
Belford Declaration

Delegation

Diplomatic delegation

Political delegation

Memorable facts

340

Ceasefire

Sustainable ceasefire

Official ceasefire

Full ceasefire

Unconditional ceasefire

Immediate ceasefire

Suspension of fighting

International Atomic Energy

Agency (I.A.E.A)

Authorized agent
Allegiance

National loyalty

Allegiance to the state

War atrocities

341

Memorial day

Rightist

Extreme right

Constitutional oath

Allegiance oath

342

Part 3:
List of verbs used in
diplomacy and politics

343

Adjourn (to) diplomatic


debates
Defer (to) consideration

Accomplish (to) diplomatic

mission
Confirm (to) political

situation
Provide (to) humanitarian

aids
Sustain (to) political decision

Take (to) the

recommendations in
consideration
Adopt (to) the majority

opinion
Adopt (to) jurists opinion

344

Take ( to) the initiative

Take (to) diplomatic

initiative
Take (to) in consideration

Get acquainted (to) with


political facts
Take (to) the enemy by

surprise
Follow up (to) political

events
Acclimatize (to) with the

political situation

Adopt (to) a motion


Adopt (to) political opinion

Adopt (to) diplomatic


suggestions
Disregard (to) alarms

345

Disregard ( to) warnings

alarms
Respond ( to) to people

aspirations
Overcome ( to) political

obstacles
Avoid ( to) the

confrontations
Defy (to) public opinion

Defy (to) international

opinion
Take (to) precautions

Take (to) refuge

Take (to) the defensive

Take (to) the offensive

Vacate ( to) the position

Consider (to) world situation

346

Cause (to) damages

Act (to) in official capacity

Act (to) according laws

Deal (to) with international

claims
To be exposed to violence

To be exposed to oppression

Examine (to) diplomatic


reports

Agree (to) half way


Submit (to) a protest

Submit ( to) a proposal

Lay (to) a complaint

Present (to) a diplomatic

solicitation

Hold (to) arms


Comply (to) with rules

347

Comply (to) with laws

Comply (to) with

international order
Comply (to) with convention

terms
Play (to) on words

Manipulate (to) elections

Manipulate (to) people

destiny
Waive (to) immunity

Desist (to) in favor of other

state
Reach (to) mutual

understanding between
states
Reach (to) mutual solution of

the international crisis

348

Carry out (to) political

authorities
Carry out (to) political

responsibilities
Assume (to) political post

Assume (to) power

Validate (to)

Motivate (to) debates


Deprive (to) from political

rights
Perform (to) diplomatic

communications
Blockade (to) buildings

Besiege (to) cities

Protest (to)

Respect (to) cultural values


Respect (to) human dignity

349

Revere (to) the religious

believes
Monopolize (to) political

Powers
Monopolize (to) power

Define (to) political goals

Define (to) political scheme

Define (to) diplomatic

responsibilities
Define (to) diplomatic

situation
Define (to) political action

line
Liberate (to) captives

Incite (to) to disorder

Incite (to) to war

Distort (to) historical facts

350

Burn (to) foreign flags

Pull (to) strings of political

deliberations
Obtain (to) independence

Obtain (to) time extension

Prohibit (to) using violence

Prohibit (to) armament

Prohibit (to) war


Humiliate (to) captives

Attain (to) majority

Achieve (to) political goals

Fulfill (to) justice

Attain (to) the quorum

Prevent (to) blood shed

Govern (to)

Act (to) according to

appearances

351

Solve (to) diplomatic crisis


Dissolute (to) the parliament

Analyze (to) world problems

Safeguard (to)

Safeguard (to) the state

Preserve (to) peace

Safeguard (to) civilians

Safeguard (to) the country

Submit (to) report to

International court
Infringe (to) the regulations

Break (to) the space

Serve (to) peace

Violate (to) armistice

convention
Subjugate (to) citizens

Trace (to ) the boundaries

352

Ease (to) diplomatic tension

Reduce (to) international

pressures

Upset (to) world equilibrium

Upset (to) political


equilibrium
Upset (to) powers balance

Violate (to) neutrality

conditions

Commemorate (to) martyrs


Create (to) troubles

Create (to) panic

Create (to) anarchy

Evacuate (to) cities

Evacuate (to) civilians

Release (to) political

prisoners

353

Grant (to) authorities


Betray (to) nation

Defend (to) territories

Defend (to) national

interests
Defend (to) human rights

Support (to) the government

Support (to) peace efforts

Convoke (to) to an urgent

meeting
Convoke (to) political

meeting
Plead (to) in abatement

Give (to) a statement on

official capacity

Adduce (to) an argument


Give (to) an opinion

354

Demolish (to) the


infrastructure

Demolish (to) cities

Desecrate (to) religious


monuments
Postpone (to) the meeting

Have recourse (to)

international laws
Stone (to) embassies

Welcome (to) political

decision

Expel (to) from the country

Stabilize (to) world peace

Stabilize (to) political


situation
Nominate (to) for diplomatic

post

355

Reject (to) political decision

( )

Decline (to) political post

( )

Reject (to) experts finding

Terrorize (to) civilians

Falsify (to) the elections

Falsify (to) facts

Falsify (to) political facts


Leftist

Contribute (to) in political

decision making

Contribute (to) in world


progress

Contribute (to) in solving


international problems
Recall (to) the ambassador

Recover (to) occupied


territories

356

Surrender (to) to the enemy

Consult (to) international

experts
Consult (to) the international

community
Survey (to) public opinion

Run over (to) political events

Run (to) over events

Retrieve (to) occupied

territories
Regain (to) influence on

boarders
Regain (to) domination on

strategic points

Poll (to) public opinion

Take (to) advantage of

()

ceasefire

357

Target (to) civilians

Withdraw (to) immunities

Dominate (to) strategic spots

Yield (to) arms


Hand over (to) chairmanship

Enact (to) international

pacts

Solve (to) diplomatic


discords

Adjust (to) diplomatic


attitude

Settle (to) states disputes


Solve (to) political situation

Politicize (to) international

investigations
Take control (to) of frontiers

Take control (to) of strategic

358

sites
Take control (to) of strategic

points
Take control (to) of oil

resources
Take part (to) in diplomatic

talks
Take (to) part in talks

Take (to) part in negotiations

Take part (to) in political

negotiations

Take part (to) in debates

Share (to) point of views


Complain (to) of ill-

treatment

Jam (to) on broadcasting

359

Distort (to) diplomatic

relations between states


Distort (to) political facts

Issue (to) a denial in


broadcasting

Issue (to) a denial in


newspapers
Withstand (to) political

repressions
Withstand (to) political

oppression

Vote (to) down a motion

Vote (to) for ceasefire


Preserve (to) the

constitutionality
Preserve to) public security

Preserve (to) state authority

Control (to) frontiers

360

Persecute (to) political

prisoners
Put end (to) to violence

Put aside (to) political


differences

Draw (to) the political action


plan
Put end (to) to war

Put end (to) to political

disagreements
Guarantee (to) personal

rights

Apply (to) emergency


procedures

Apply (to) international law


Apply (to) laws

Evict (to) from properties

361

Call on (to) international


intervention
Solicit (to) international

protection
Appeal (to) succor

Release (to) political

prisoners

Release (to) detained


Manifest (to) partiality

Repatriate (to)

Treat (to) countries on equal

basis
Treat (to) on equal level

Express (to) state will

Express (to) people will


Oppose (to) by veto

Recognize (to) individual

362

liberties
Accredit (to) the convention

Obstruct (to) proceedings

Promote (to) peace

Reinforce (to) diplomatic


relations

Reinforce (to) diplomatic


situation

Reinforce (to) national


identity

Prevail (to) human rights


Give (to) priority

Comment (to) on political


discourse
Hold (to) a meeting

Conclude (to) a truce

Suspend (to) political talks

363

Suspend (to) diplomatic


negotiations
Attach (to) importance on

diplomatic talks

Announce (to) victory

Announce (to) political


decision
Declare (to) the state of war

Legalize (to) the decision

Circulate (to) the diplomatic


report

Circulate (to) the political


report

Regroup (to) military forces


Retrace (to) boarders

Redistribute (to) diplomatic

missions

364

Define (to) frontiers


Extort or ravage (to)

territories
Cover (to) political news

Attack (to) the enemy


Negotiate (to) peace

Open ( to) frontiers between

countries
Blow up (to) airplanes

Impose (to) power

Impose (to) political power

Enforce (to) power


Enforce (to) restrictions

Impose (to) political duties

Enforce (to) ceasefire

Frighten (to) civilians

Expel (to) from the party

365

Resist (to) to international

pressures
Resist (to) to political

oppression
Invade (to) the enemy
Suggest (to) international

diplomatic sanctions
Suggest (to) international

sanctions
Submit (to) evidences

Make (to) concessions

Decide (to) by unanimity

Bomb (to) cities

Annihilate (to) mankind

Cut off (to) oil supplies

Stand off (to) the decision

Repress (to) the disorders

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Repress (to) the opposition

Repress (to) the resistance

Establish (to) political

equilibrium
Establish (to) constructive

dialogue between states


Establish (to) permanent

peace
Establish ( to) a bridge of

diplomatic relations
Establish ( to) a world of

solidarity and equity


Establish (to) a new political

order
Amass (to) arms
Reveal (to) the real political

situation

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Reveal (to) the gravity of

political situation
Comply (to) with

diplomatic customs

To be abided by the political

decision
Solicit (to) votes

Solicit (to) international

opinion
Solicit (to) international

community opinion
Have recourse (to) to war

Play (to) an important


diplomatic role
Invalidate (to) ballot

Cancel (to) official visit

368

Suppress (to) distances

between peoples
Cancel (to) diplomatic

mission
Draw (to) attention to world

political problems

Stress (to) for political

interdependence

Deny (to) justice

Abstain (to) from voting

Repress (to) from comment

Represent (to) authority

Centralize (to) authority

Affect (to) human rights

Affect (to) diplomatic


relations

Affect (to) political interests

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Affect (to) national interests

Attain (to) public domains


Grant (to) privileges

Grant (to) nationality

Grant (to) immunities

Grant (to) time for

reflection
Prevent (to) political

confrontations
Prevent (to) atomic war

Constitutional oath

Allegiance oath

Extreme right

Rightist

Solicit (to) international


intervention
Call on (to) international

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protection
Emerge (to) from the

meeting
Elect (to) by unanimity

Elect (to) by lot

Infringe (to) sanctities

Infringe (to) neutrality

conditions
Achieve (to) diplomatic

mission
Condemn (to)

Condemn (to) violence

Condemn (to) firmly

Withdraw (to) behind

boarders
Diffuse (to) divergences

between states

371

Deploy (to) international


military forces

Deploy (to) national forces


Join (to) an alliance

Expatriate (to)

Rectify (to) the decree


Rescue (to) war captives

Infringe (to) covenant

Infringe (to) the treaty

Half mast (to) flags

Conclude (to) strikes

End (to) blockade

Appease (to) protests

Threat (to) of using force


Demolish (to) buildings

Escape (to) from violence

Vanquish (to) the enemy

372

Face (to) war threats

Face (to) war danger

Approve (to) diplomatic

suggestions

Monitor (to) political events


Conduct (to) diplomatic talks

Unify (to) humanity by peace

Distribute (to) political

leaflets

Widen (to) cooperation


between states

Widen (to) terrestrial


Offensives
Clear up (to) political

situation
Stabilize (to) state

sovereignty
373

Suspend (to) publication

To be interested in world
problems

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