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While unlikely anytime soon, this possibility should give everyone pause and spur us to find policies that will help Arabs find the political dignity and good governance they deserve through an ordered, peaceful process.
Given the ferocity of the attacks on the Rohingya, and the failure of Myanmar’s leaders to provide credible security guarantees, few refugees will voluntarily return to Myanmar anytime soon.
Second, the securitization model is badly broken and not likely to be replaced anytime soon.
Several Gulf powers and Iran are engaged in a partly sectarian proxy war in Yemen – one that will not end anytime soon.
None of these trends is going to be reversed anytime soon.
And that is why the eurozone will not escape its problems anytime soon.
There is no indication that the ratio will decline anytime soon, which is particularly worrisome, given the low profitability and high borrowing costs that China’s industrial enterprises face.
Political uncertainty is high, and there is no prospect of a general election to resolve it anytime soon.
But, since Putin put Medvedev in his job and can remove him anytime he pleases, Russia’s president is not opposed to the ways of the Putin regime.
Yet, even with large deficits, economic growth in the US and Europe is anemic, and forecasts of private-sector growth suggest that in the absence of continued government support, there is risk of continued stagnation – of growth too weak to return unemployment to normal levels anytime soon.
Thus, even though the United States and Japan will not be raising interest rates anytime soon, lower foreign rates still make the dollar and yen relatively more attractive.
So, just as there seems to be no end in sight for the violence in Syria, Iraq, and Libya, or for Egypt’s extreme polarization, or for the fragile security situation in Tunisia and Algeria, there is little reason to believe that attacks in Europe will end anytime soon.
Fossil fuels are not destined to be phased out anytime soon, but an energy mix that included a significant increase in solar power would have major economic advantages for Africa, especially in areas where agriculture is the largest economic sector.
The idea that somehow any decision reached anytime by majority rule is necessarily “democratic” is a perversion of the term.
Breeders and traders like Hume concede that demand “is not going to die down anytime soon.”
But that time is not now; and, given the country’s tricky ongoing structural transition, it probably will not come anytime soon.
Unfortunately, such an outcome seems improbable now, especially since the US is unlikely to rejoin the talks anytime soon.
Most now are refugees in Jordan and Syria, and they are unlikely to be welcomed home anytime soon by the new Shiite elite running the country.
But a “foreign ministry” is not a foreign policy, and there is little sign that the EU will devise one anytime soon.
The promised structural reforms of the energy sector, labor market, and competition policy have yet to be introduced, and appear unlikely to take effect anytime soon.
Syria, which until the end of 2008 was engaged in its own Turkish-mediated proximity talks with Israel, does not expect a resumption of talks with Israel anytime soon.
While I don’t see that happening anytime soon, Japan could undertake two policies to inoculate itself against such concerns.
Currently, only 2% of the world’s investment in research and development is allocated to clean energy; at this rate, solutions to these problems are unlikely to be found anytime soon.
It is difficult to see the US re-attaining full employment anytime soon.
However, there is no likelihood of passage anytime soon.
Why America Isn’t WorkingCAMBRIDGE – As the US economy limps toward the second anniversary of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, anemic growth has left unemployment mired near 10%, with little prospect of significant improvement anytime soon.
Perhaps we will eventually see the emergence of a rival Fed Subway blog, though I am not optimistic about the prospects for an ECB U-Bahn blog anytime soon.
The Nobel laureate economist Thomas Sargent and others recently argued that the optimal level of debt for the US is in fact very close to zero, though he does not recommend trying to get there anytime soon, given that US government debt is now over 100% of GDP.
But no one should expect Kenya to play a stabilizing regional role again anytime soon.
No countries in sub-Saharan Africa will have the economic heft and political self-confidence to replace Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa as pillars of stability anytime soon.
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