Translation of "Politischen landschaft" in English

Political calm, allowing the political landscape in Kosovo to take shape, are musts.

This can only be imagined in the most surreal political situation.

Its victory has now made it a fixture on the political landscape.

These developments have also resulted in an increased polarisation within the political spectrum.

The FPÖ party is established in Austria' s political landscape.

Geenpeil also joined the political landscape with as frontman newspaper columnist Jan Dijkgraaf.

We can expect another shock for the political landscape on Sunday in Hesse.

In particular there could be significant changes to Mexico’s political landscape.

On the contrary he is a young man and new in the political landscape.

The use of party bans as a stake in a political game must be prevented.

Beyond growing international credibility, two major changes to the Italian political landscape have shaped the election campaign.

Yet his party now seems to have fixed itself on the political landscape.

Exaggerated fear of outside enemies has always been part of the American political landscape.

That is what gives the Committee its added value in the political world of the EU.

Any form of regional coordination is going to be hard in the complex political and economic geography of the South East.

At the same time, two successful phenomena independent of one another can be observed in Germany’s political landscape.

In a fragmented political landscape, parties work hard to differentiate themselves from one another.

This dual policy enabled them to establish themselves in a number of niches in the Asian political and economic landscape.

The Federal Republic of Germany is a value-based, vibrant democracy with a diverse political landscape.

In the political and media terrain of the present, what makes an image militant?

Are you interested in where a particular party lies in the political landscape of the European Parliament?

On the Czech political landscape, there are two left-wing parties – the Social Democrats and the Communist Party.

In Germany, the changes in Poland’s political landscape have been met with concern and incomprehension.

Let us not forget either that the democratic forces are in critical need of renewal and strengthening so as to avoid causing an imbalance in the political landscape.

Paradoxically, the elections are likely to have a boomerang effect because ethnic divisions in the country may become still more marked and legitimacy conferred on the more extreme positions in the Bosnian political landscape.

In view of this changed social and political landscape, the EU must make effective adjustments to its neighbourhood policy in order to give effective support to the reform process in the areas of human rights and democracy.