In this new post cold war era, internal conflicts are replacing inter State confrontations in international affairs.

The post cold war international strategic environment has removed the barrier to occupying a commanding strategic position in outer space.

China has always honoured this commitment, be it during the cold war era, when we were faced with the nuclear threat or nuclear blackmail, or in the post cold war period, when we witnessed dramatic changes in the international security situation.

Most post cold war conflicts are civil wars in which front lines are not always clear and warring parties not easily identified.

A cold war is not as good as a cold peace, but a cold peace is still better than a hot war.

The Media Cold War

The Unfinished Cold War

Cooperative threat reduction programmes have proven to be an effective tool for reducing post cold war nuclear threats and pre empting new ones.

It's a cold war, really.

A New Cold War Order?

Is Cold War II Underway?

Learning from the Cold War

The world expected something different in the post Cold War era to promote peace and stability. Instead, after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, momentum swung toward a global war on terror that, in practice, became the rationale for maintaining a Cold War mentality and supporting strategies of preemptive war and regime change that have intensified insecurity, instability, and international terrorism.

Cold War Lessons for George W. Bush

To fulfil its critical role of building a peaceful, prosperous, and inclusive world for all citizens, the United Nations must undergo significant reforms to better meet the greater challenges of the post Cold War era and the world post September 11.

Since the end of the Cold War, there have been fewer civil wars, fewer genocides indeed, a 90 percent reduction since post World War II highs and even a reversal of the 1960s uptick in homicide and violent crime.

The Cold War ended when the Soviet Union collapsed.

The consensus dating back to the first special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament, which seemed to be developing in the post cold war period, is not holding well.

Indeed, the Georgian war antagonized not only the west, but also China, which has a vital strategic interest in maintaining the post Cold War geo strategic settlement. China, after all, has no desire to see a Soviet Reunion on its border.

That was post War Europe.

In the first decade of the post Cold War era, the US trained much of its attention on Europe. American policymakers focused primarily on enlarging NATO to encompass many of the former Warsaw Pact countries, and on contending with the post Yugoslav wars.

So, state sponsor of terrorism, feature of the Cold War.

And it was at the height of the Cold War.

And occurrences of civil war and repression have declined since the end of the Cold War.

A major shortcoming in today s world is the persistence of a zero sum sense of geopolitics. The world expected something different in the post Cold War era to promote peace and stability.

The world was unstable in the 1990s because of the cold war and it continued to be unstable after the cold war because of unforeseen territorial and ethnic disputes.

The Road to Post War Recovery

Everybody knows that Cold War is the confrontation between two nations.

It provided continuity throughout the dark period of the cold war.

Thailand s demographics also changed. The Cold War curriculum of induced unity and stability has no relevance for today s schoolchildren indeed, most university students nowadays were born after the Cold War ended.

In this bracingly honest talk, international security strategist Thomas Barnett outlines a post Cold War solution for the foundering U.S. military that is both sensible and breathtaking in its simplicity Break it in two.

One such test probably the most fundamental one is whether the reform envisaged in the report does more than adapt the United Nations to the challenges and opportunities of the post cold war era.

Recalling that the maintenance of nuclear weapons on high alert was a feature of cold war nuclear postures, and welcoming the increased confidence and transparency since the cessation of the cold war,

We came out of the end of the Cold War in despair.

Noting that trends in the post cold war era have emphasized the function of the Regional Centre in assisting Member States as they deal with new security concerns and disarmament issues emerging in the region,

The party pursued a scientific approach to elections, relied on expensive polling by foreign experts, and offered a clear agenda and strong leadership. It was the first post Cold War party to capture Thais collective imagination.

Japan embraces the assessment of the Secretary General that, in light of the experience gained in the post cold war period, the time is now upon us to look into the issue of responsibility to protect .

They've been experiencing an identity crisis since the end of the Cold War.

The end of the cold war created many hopes for peace and security.

1966, pp. 155 56 (discussing the effect of the cold war on treaties).

The question is whether this Greater Eurasia can help Europe find a way through its current security impasse. Some in Europe will doubtless prefer to strengthen the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe but the truth is that the OSCE, burdened by its Cold War history and its failure to secure the post Cold War peace, is too tarnished to play a decisive role.

WASHINGTON, DC I grew up in the shadow of World War II, and at the dawn of the Cold War.

During the Cold War, the Soviet Union transported the missile into Cuba, which almost led to the US Soviet nuclear war.

We go into the Cold War, and we continue to try and build walls.

As the Ukraine crisis unfolded, Russian policymakers and commentators talked about the end of the Post Cold War era, while Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dimitri Rogozin even appeared to welcome the start of a New Cold War. Such wishful thinking is predicated on the notion that conflict between Russia and the West would once again come to define the entire international system, thereby returning Russia to its former superpower status.