In more developed countries, substantial ethnic conflict still exists, not just between the established ethnicities but also between the new immigrants and long-established nationals.

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In more developed countries, substantial ethnic conflict still exists, not just between the established ethnicities-as in the case of Belgium, where the Flemish (Dutch) and Wallonians (French) often find themselves in opposition-but also between the new immigrants and long-established nationals.

In More Developed Countries, Substantial Ethnic Conflict Still Exists, Not