He hoped that, in future, such clashes would be avoided.

News Anchor The clashes over the fence continue.

The clashes led the Banyamulenge to flee Bukavu.

Clashes with the IDF also led to the death of a Palestinian in Nablus.

The worst case scenario is street clashes between pro and anti Morsi hardliners. Historically, such clashes have often sparked civil war (for example, Spain in 1936 or Tajikistan in 1992) or brutal military coups (as in Indonesia in 1965 and Turkey in 1980).

As a result, there has been an increase in the number of inter FARDC clashes.

According to FDS statements, these clashes resulted in some 20 dead and 19 captured individuals.

Frequent clashes between FARDC troops and armed groups operating in the area have resulted in numerous civilian casualties.

There were also incidents of biased and inflammatory reporting following the ethnic clashes in and around Duékoué.

In October 2004, unusually bloody clashes between Somaliland and Puntland forces in the Sool region left over 100 people dead.

In the camps, frustration and resentment were rife, leading to clashes between refugees and authorities and violence, including SGBV.

Dozens of civilians were killed in clashes between Zande and Bor Dinka in Yambio, Western Equatoria, at the beginning of November.

Tensions remain high especially in north eastern Katanga, where several clashes have occurred between FARDC units and Mayi Mayi groups.

China expresses its concern about the recent escalation of violent clashes between Israelis and Palestinians.

The third phase began immediately after the 1969 Sino Soviet military clashes, with the US actively seeking to exploit the rift in the Communist world by aligning China with its anti Soviet strategy. Although China clearly instigated the bloody border clashes, America sided with Mao s regime.

Further clashes, this time between Dinka and Moru tribes, claimed the lives of 18 civilians in Mundri county, Western Equatoria, in mid November.

It was noted that recently up to 15 villages were burned down in internal clashes between Rahanweyn Resistance Army (RRA) Forces.

Of the two movements, it appeared that SLA was more often the instigator of the clashes.

In addition, recent clashes between the rebel factions have exacerbated the difficulties faced by humanitarian organizations in the delivery of assistance to the needy.

Clashes again broke out from 27 to 29 April 2005, both in Lomé and in the interior of the country, resulting in many deaths and injuries.

Meanwhile, the security situation, particularly in the west, remains very difficult with the potential for the occurrence of increasingly virulent communal clashes in the future.

The ceasefire in Darfur generally held until the final week of July, which saw an upsurge in clashes between the armed movements and Government forces.

The clashes have also resulted in the displacement of some 3,000 new refugees across the border to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

This was evidenced in clashes between the Government and the rebel movements, banditry, livestock thefts and the harassment of civilians and relief workers.

To that extent, the Darfur conflict is not new. The economic struggle is age old, and the cultural clashes in Darfur are likewise.

In the north, north east, central highlands, central and most of the western region minor factional clashes and criminal activity continued to be reported.

With the start of the migration season, concern about possible clashes between the Missiriya and Dinka tribes is growing.

Notwithstanding the successful outcome of the latest round of talks in Abuja, divisions during negotiations led to clashes between SLM A and JEM on the ground in June.

For instance, in Kalma camp recent clashes between the police and internally displaced persons led the former to withdraw from the camp to avoid further confrontation.

In particular, factional clashes a prominent feature of insecurity three years ago have become a localized issue and are no longer a threat to national security.

Such trends are dangerous. Historically, protectionism has often led to economic conflict, which can rapidly turn into more serious clashes.

Due to ongoing internal clashes in the Kivu and Ituri regions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, an estimated 20,000 refugees have fled to Uganda since December 2004.

In Southern Darfur, one of the more devastating clashes occurred on 19 September when SLM A attacked positions of the Sudanese Armed Forces in and around the village of Shaeria.

We are pleased that, in this year's draft resolution on oceans and the law of the sea, the General Assembly has addressed the problem of scheduling clashes in concrete terms.

International peace and security are fragile, and what has been labelled as clashes among cultures and interests has become a tangible conflict.

The low number of clashes, increased criminality and expanding humanitarian outreach were all consistent with patterns established over the past two months.

According to Catalan authorities almost 1000 people were injured last year after police tried to stop the vote going ahead at polling stations across the region in violent clashes.

In 2003, the third Division of the Council of State ruled that setting a quota that disadvantages women clashes to Articles 4 and 116, paragraph 2 of the Constitution.

In this regard, the Duékoué area has been the scene of a series of inter and intracommunal clashes resulting in numerous deaths, destruction of property and the displacement of thousands of people.

During the reporting period, the overall situation in Timor Leste remained calm and stable despite the reported incursion of an armed ex militia group in January and clashes between the military and police.

The violence included attacks by Palestinian militants against Israelis, clashes between Israeli security forces and Palestinian protestors and Israeli arrest operations against wanted militants.

In Burundi, continuous armed clashes between the Transitional Government and the Front national de libération, concentrated in Bujumbura rural areas and the densely populated outskirts of Bujumbura, led to recurrent waves of forced displacement.

No major upheaval was witnessed in the Great Lakes region in 2004, apart from the ongoing tensions in the Kivus and inter ethnic clashes in Ituri in the north eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Those clashes have made our and other delegations' effective participation in the informal preparatory process extremely difficult, and we call on the Secretary General to ensure that the situation is not repeated in coming years.

TRIPOLI Egypt is not the only place where the bright hopes of the Arab Spring are fading. From attacks against Western governments to ethnic clashes in remote desert oases, Libya s revolution is faltering.