12. Recalls that inside the EU the terrorist threat is multidimensional, and for decades stemmed heavily from separatist sentiments and organised separatist movements; stresses also that the EU must strike the adequate balance between the two main sources of terrorist violence – separatist terrorism and religiously motivated terrorism – on the basis of threat assessment exercises and qualitative information and information sharing at EU level;

14. Calls on the Council and Commission to pursue joint initiatives with the Russian Government aimed at strengthening security and stability in the world such as peace in the Middle East between Israel and the Arab world through its membership of the UN Quartet, the six-country talks with North Korea (DPRK) and in particular in the common neighbourhood and to achieve a peaceful settlement of the conflicts in Nagorno Karabakh, Transnistria and above all between Georgia and its breakaway regions South Ossetia and Abkhazia; deplores the decision by Russia to recognise the independence of the Georgian breakaway republics of Abkhazia and So ...[+++]uth Ossetia and calls on the Moscow authorities to respect in full the 'six-point agreement' concluded on 12 August 2008 allowing the EU Monitoring Mission (EUMM Georgia) to have unhindered access to the two breakaway territories;

Yesterday, Jacques Parizeau, a prominent leader of the separatist movement, endorsed the separatist contract between the Liberals and separatists.

It is kind of interesting and somewhat ironic, and completely hypocritical, that somehow or another just a year or two ago those separatists were really good separatists and now apparently they are bad separatists.

So, we are now dealing with federalist separatists and separatist separatists across the way.

It will be developed in stages which predefine a separatist outcome in a process completely dominated by separatists and restricted by separatist