Significados de fuelled tensions en inglés

The stalled peace process between Ankara and the PKK has indirectly fuelled tensions.

That attack, the worst in decades, has fuelled tensions between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan.

Though a serious escalation is unlikely, the exchanges fuelled tensions between the two nuclear-armed rivals.

The girl in question is black, and it has fuelled tensions to reaching fever pitch.

Stalled negotiations regarding economic sanctions imposed because of the North's nuclear weapons programme had also fuelled tensions.

The EU and NATO said last week that Russia had fuelled tensions by deploying extra troops in Abkhazia.

But sharp differences over the shape of a truce threatened to scuttle the effort and fresh violence fuelled tensions.

Diplomatic sources say the arrest of Congolese Tutsi rebel Laurent Nkunda has also fuelled tensions within the ruling elite.

Official denials, leaks and feverish speculation about his fate fuelled tensions between the Turkish and Saudi governments, long at odds.

Long-standing land disputes have fuelled tensions between traditional coastal communities, President Uhuru Kenyatta's Kikuyu group, who mostly come from up country, and others.

Overall violence in Iraq has subsided sharply since the height of sectarian warfare in 2006-07, but the March election has fuelled tensions again.

-Cameron rules out easing the spending cuts which some critics on the left say have fuelled tensions in the cities.