| We saw the terrible harm the terrorists did when they took effective control of the failed state of Afghanistan. |
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| Its short-term metamorphosis from a failed state into a case study of post-conflict recovery puts this country under immense scrutiny. |
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| Analysts say that unless foreign powers offer the government help, the country could become a failed state. |
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| The country appears to be on the verge of becoming a failed state ruled by roaming warlords. |
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| Letting it descend into a failed state and haven for anti-American militants is not an option they will accept. |
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| We were poor, weak and lonely and we were viewed as a failed state and a pariah nation. |
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| We have come to the current situation because Afghanistan was a failing and failed state for over 30 years. |
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| Theorists of the failed state underplay the extent of international business and western influence in the failures they lament. |
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| Since the end of the brutal Duvalier dictatorship in 1986, it has gradually descended into the status of a failed state. |
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| Talking about a crooked administration, his colleague who just spoke talked about a failed state. |
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| What we are doing is trying to deal with a failed state because it is going to deal with the security of the whole world. |
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| I mean this has been a failed state our whole effort is to try and rebuild a Government where frankly there was none ten or fifteen years ago. |
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| Tajikistan shows all the clinical symptoms of a failed state and its survival up to the present day is something of a miracle. |
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| Fundamental reforms are required in this country with its historically faulty democracy and failed state. |
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| But the security of Canadians, and the prosperity of nationals of the failed state depend on it. |
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| The ideal haven for today's terrorists is the failed state where they are able to operate with impunity. |
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| This will turn Syria into a Somalia-like failed state and a battleground for a proxy war. |
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| It's not exactly a failed state, but Lebanon is a fractured, dysfunctional and disintegrated republic. |
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| Somalia has been a failed state for decades now, and Yemen has been on the edge of failure for years. |
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| We must remain focused on preventing Afghanistan from relapsing into a failed state, where human rights would be routinely abused and terrorists would find a safe haven from which they could strike at Canada and our allies. |
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| Politically and economically, it verges on being a failed state. |
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| Somalia is a failed state and its deep decline has generated an epidemic of piracy, a massive influx of refugees into Kenya and a growing concern about cross border terrorism. |
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| Lakhdar Brahimi, on the other hand, said Syria would become a failed state unless a negotiated political solution to the conflict could be found. |
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| Bulgaria is the 130th most failed state in the world, according to 2012's Failed State Index published by The Fund for Peace. |
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| Since the ongoing American adventure next door shows no signs of abating, the debate about Pakistan being a failed state or not has continued. |
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| Canadians are there to do our part to prevent Afghanistan from once again becoming a failed state that provides a safe haven for terrorists and terrorist organizations. |
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| Western powers fear Yemen could become a failed state in which the global militant group could thrive. |
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| At the collapsed La Union Protestant church ten parishioners with crowbars pulled out five bodies on January 25th. Haiti was already a failed state before the disaster. |
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| The country is now set on a path towards becoming a failed state. |
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| Somalia is now the archetypal failed state. |
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| Congo had become a lamentably failed state. |
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| Had the changes of the last few years not been made, today we would be a totally failed state not only in our region but also in the European neighbourhood. |
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| Until someone has the courage and the equipment to intervene decisively on a large scale, Somalia will remain the world's murkiest failed state, with ordinary Somalis trapped in their misery. |
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| But it is not clear that the forces of his failed state can be defeated. |
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| Analysts say that South Sudan, which became independent on July 9, risks becoming a failed state if it cannot control insurgencies and blood feuds that divide its tribes. |
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| After defining what is a failed state, following chapters cover How States Fail, Finding Solutions, The Road to Recovery, and Looking to the Future. |
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| He says he warned Hillary and the others at the Paris summit that removing Gaddafi would lead to a failed state and the rise of jihadism and terrorism in Libya. |
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| Jharkhand today is the example of what a failed state looks like. |
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| The failed State training agency has been wound down and staff were moved to the Department of Social Protection. |
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