Concerns
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The country is viewed more positively in Latin America and Africa, where it has no territorial disputes and human-rights
concerns
are not always high on the public agenda.
Whatever his motivation, Trump has now inherited the perennial North Korea problem – a recurring global crisis that has been on every US president’s list of foreign-policy
concerns
since the 1980s.
For China, the North Korea problem cannot be reduced to
concerns
about regime collapse and a resulting wave of refugees.
A search of news articles from 2000 to 2016 in which the terms “dollar shortage,” “black market,” or “parallel markets” for foreign exchange appeared (shown in the chart, along with an all-commodity price index), indicates that dollar shortage
concerns
escalated in 2008, amid the global financial crisis.
At the recent World Economic Forum in Davos, world leaders saw climate change, for the first time, topping the list of global
concerns.
And there is more than a grain of truth to these
concerns.
Potential obstacles abound: more aggressive monetary tightening, especially in the United States; a further escalation of protectionism; a harder-than-expected economic landing in China; and a return of tensions in the eurozone, triggered by
concerns
over the fate of Italian finances.
Both
concerns
are real, yet there is more to say for the second than for the first.
Most recently,
concerns
have focused on the treatment of some of the leaders of Hong Kong’s 2014 pro-democracy demonstrations: three of the city’s most influential activists were sentenced to up to eight months in prison for their activities, and have been prohibited from seeking public office for five years.
Indeed, growing
concerns
over piracy led to the launch in 2008 of the EU’s first naval response within the framework of the Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP) – Operation Atalanta.
In the face of such security concerns, my argument that taking a human life is wrong, and that the state should not compound criminal wrongdoing with its own, found little resonance.
The fourth item
concerns
the fact that the global economy will be out of balance so long as the US runs large current-account deficits.
In the eurozone, it is hoped that this year’s asset quality review (AQR) and stress tests will finally dispel
concerns
about bank solvency and free up credit supply.
Europe’s impasse is largely due to a standoff between opposing desires, objectives, and concerns: German fears of Greco-Latin rule-bending will always trump French fears of German empire-building, and vice versa.
But, given thin empirical evidence and legitimate
concerns
about undermining trust in the effectiveness of government, and with so many options for the productive use of resources, this seems like a titanic ideological distraction.
ASEAN and the US are highly skeptical of China’s repeated public promises of a non-hegemonic mode of international relations; but they should not be blind to China’s legitimate security concerns, which it will never neglect.
Both ASEAN and China must now exercise self-restraint and start negotiating in good faith to resolve the territorial disputes in the South China Sea in a way that addresses these
concerns.
Afghans’ fears and
concerns
are focused on what legacy will be left behind, and whether the Afghan state can provide security, justice, and good governance, which it has so far been unable to deliver in the face of an insurgency whose strength is not significantly weakened.
Afghanistan’s international partners are not responsive to these
concerns
and grievances.
For Afghans, these
concerns
need to be addressed through a serious political process moderated by a neutral third party, which most agree has to be the United Nations.
Correspondingly, the international community should back mechanisms that will address the grievances of all Afghans, not just the political elite, and that will seek to address regional strategic
concerns
and agendas, especially those of Pakistan and Iran.
The granting of the pardon power reflected
concerns
among the US Constitution’s framers that the criminal code would be applied in a draconian manner, producing a surfeit of punishment.
NATO is in Afghanistan largely owing to shared
concerns
about terrorism.
Of course, there will be
concerns
over sovereignty and consent, but there are millions of desperate people within just a couple of hours of those borders.
The European Neighborhood Policy is worthy enough, but it does not address the pressing
concerns
about maintaining and securing Ukraine’s independence.
He tackled the issue at the Bali Conference of 2007, made it one of his central
concerns
at the UN, and will attempt to forge a new agreement among all global states at the UN Conference in Copenhagen in December 2009.
These
concerns
are of little import for today’s populists and demagogues, who count on the average citizen’s knee-jerk approval of the idea of "free" education.
Today, there are growing
concerns
about third parties accessing and manipulating Facebook user data; and before that, there was a raging debate about whether the government should be able to unlock devices belonging to suspects of terrorism or other crimes.
A third issue
concerns
the control of information.
Policies to address distributional
concerns
should not suppress entrepreneurship or discourage work, saving, and investment, especially for new market entrants.
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