Language conflicts in the context of globalization

The research deals with language conflicts. This issue is relevant because many countries have undergone and are currently undergoing such differences. The nature of language conflicts is explained by the behavior of the parties to the conflict, their desire to resolve or, conversely, continue the conflict. Language conflicts can be divided into ethnic and interethnic ones. In the modern world, there are many examples of both types of conflicts, for instance, the intra-ethnic language conflict in Belarus, and the inter-ethnic language conflict between the Republic of Moldova and the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic. Whatever the nature of the conflict is, states should resolve or eliminate conflicts at their initial stage. Unquestionably, negotiating and resolving is an ideal outcome, because the force methods have not always produced successful results.