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813870 Number of country-pairs with 'negative peace' relationship country-pairs   2023-09-27 16:54:54 2024-07-25 23:15:20     1900-2020 6233     
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}
 0     negative_peace grapher/war/2023-09-27/peace_diehl/peace_diehl_agg#negative_peace   2 minor           Negative peace between two countries is when these have resolved some of their important issues, and rarely handle the remaining ones with violence, but they maintain plans for war. They predominantly use diplomacy, and communication between their governments is common.   
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    "Prominent examples of negative peace relationships include Egypt and Israel since 1989, and Finland and the Soviet Union/Russia since 1944.",
    "Two-country relationships within a region are those where both countries are in the same region. If countries are in different regions, the relationship falls into the 'Inter-continental' region."
]
 The peace scale level of a relationship for a given year reports the level as of the 31st of December of that year. Regions are defined based on their COW (Correlates of War) codes: • Americas: 2-165 • Europe: 200-399 • Africa: 402-626 • Middle East: 630-698 • Asia and Oceania: 700-999 Fixes: The source used country codes 936 and 937 instead of 946 (Kiribati) and 947 (Tuvalu), respectively.       int 
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