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A demographically declining empire of crony capitalists, from which the most talented and educated flee – some 300,000 left Russia last year alone – is hardly likely to be a serious strategic
challenger
to either the United States or China.
Now that the made-for-television Republican and Democratic conventions are over, the odyssey of President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, continues with three face-to-face encounters in October.
But it seems unlikely that a revived Japan, a decade or two hence, could become a global
challenger
economically or militarily, as was predicted two decades ago.
Unlike many Latin American countries, in which populist backlashes have followed the liberalizing reforms of the 1990’s, the main
challenger
in Chile is an even more pro-market coalition.
Kenya was saved from the abyss by a shotgun marriage between the country’s ethnic Kikuyu president, Mwai Kibaki, and his Luo challenger, Raila Odinga, who was given the post of prime minister.
Carter, the incumbent president, was reduced to chasing his defeated challenger, Edward M. Kennedy, around the stage in pursuit of the traditional photo of former rivals with arms raised and hands clasped.
And, if Republican
challenger
Mitt Romney is elected, he will need months to form his national security team and assemble his cabinet, leaving him unable to attack Iran immediately.
And while those polls suggest she would be defeated in the second-round runoff by a more moderate conservative challenger, center-left voters who are fed up with austerity, the political establishment, and German dominance may yet rally behind her.
And the upcoming election on May 19 is no exception, given that the incumbent, Hassan Rouhani, is facing a tough conservative
challenger.
Nonetheless, she has rapidly overtaken Aécio Neves, the Social Democratic Party (PSDB) candidate, as the main
challenger
to Dilma Rousseff, the incumbent President and Workers’ Party (PT) candidate.
The French perceive no real difference between an incumbent who has not kept his promises and a
challenger
whose promises are untenable.
Nor is there any sign that any of these positions would be modified should Mitt Romney, the Republican challenger, become president.
Republican
challenger
Mitt Romney’s success in the first debate improves his chances and the prospect of a new administration settling in before any major decisions are made on the Iranian nuclear issue.
The predominant response among commentators to the sole television debate between Chancellor Angela Merkel and her challenger, Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier, held two weeks before the election, was a collective yawn – all the more remarkable considering the historical events that overshadow this election.
Rather, what is remarkable is what a creative and ultimately human match it was between reigning champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway (the 27-year-old “Mozart of Chess”) and 26-year-old
challenger
Fabiano Caruana of the United States (a major talent in his own right).
Indeed, when Kasparov next had to defend his title against a human challenger, match organizers found it much more difficult to raise a suitably large purse than in pre-Deep Blue days.
Once dominated by Russia, Vishy Anand of India held the title before Carlsen, and China’s Ding Liren seems on track to be the next
challenger.
Most Europeans believe that China wants to be a shaper of – not a
challenger
to – a balanced world order, a strong United Nations, and an effective multilateral system.
Obama’s presumptive Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, has promised to declare China guilty of currency manipulation the day he takes office.
His challenger, former President Hosni Mubarak’s last prime minister, Ahmed Shafiq, had no chance of winning a clean vote, despite the support of a huge state-controlled propaganda machine and various tycoons.
Kill and Let DieNEW YORK – By a strange but fitting coincidence, US President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, held their final debate – which focused on foreign policy – just as the new James Bond film, Skyfall, had its world premiere in London.
Twenty years after communism’s fall, authoritarian capitalism has emerged as the leading
challenger
to the spread of democratic values.
On Sunday, Ricardo Lagos, the socialist leader, defeated his conservative
challenger
Joaquin Lavin, by 190,000 votes, the smallest margin of any presidential election since Chile's return to democracy.
Voters in overwhelmingly Republican Alabama elected Moore’s Democratic
challenger.
America has become the “default power”, because China, the most likely challenger, is, by its own admission, a long way from economic or military parity with the US.
Among senior aides to Republican
challenger
Mitt Romney, a belief developed that he was on the cusp of victory.
Some analysts believe this fourth phase marks the beginning of a conflict in which an established hegemon goes to war with a rising
challenger.
While the market today has no serious challenger, it is morally vulnerable.
In this sense, last week brought two victories: not just Barack Obama’s over Republican
challenger
Mitt Romney in the presidential election, but also the victory of America’s democratic system over China’s one-party authoritarianism.
His principal challenger, Rick Santorum, told NBC News that he would “order air strikes” if it “became clear that [Iran] was going to get nuclear weapons.”
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