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Does the Media Incite Religious Tensions? UNITED NATIONS - When Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi addressed the United Nations General Assembly last September, he rejected the argument that religion was responsible for disputes between nations. Providing a political perspective, he declared that the primary cause of conflicts between Islamic and Western nations "is the repeated use of force by the powerful over the weak to secure strategic or territorial gains."

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UNITED NATIONS - When Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi addressed the United Nations General Assembly last September, he rejected the argument that religion was responsible for disputes between nations.

Providing a political perspective, he declared that the primary cause of conflicts between Islamic and Western nations "is the repeated use of force by the powerful over the weak to secure strategic or territorial gains."