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Concerns about North Korea’s and Iran’s nuclear programs remain unresolved.
Amid all of this good news, two serious concerns stand out.
Economists, politicians, and public figures have all raised concerns about the threat of tit-for-tat trade barriers.
This community-guided approach to research provides opportunities to identify and address potential problems and concerns during development.
Ominously, the Chinese bottled-water industry is sourcing its glacier water mainly from the eastern Himalayas, where accelerated melting of snow and ice fields is already raising concerns in the international scientific community.
And, a few days ago, Jens Weidmann, the president of the Bundesbank, publicly warned that the world risks a harmful and ultimately futile round of competitive exchange-rate depreciations – or, more bluntly, a “currency war” (a term used previously by Brazil to express similar concerns).
By doing so he drowned out the concerns about low growth and high unemployment that were threatening his re-election prospects.
And Uber’s board hired former Attorney General Eric Holder to review concerns surrounding the company.
The composition of South Africa’s exports to China supports these concerns.
That is not to say that his basic concerns are unwarranted.
Trump’s aides claimed that he was acting on a memo from Rosenstein, who set forth his deep concerns over how Comey had handled the inquiry into Hillary Clinton’s maintenance of a private email server.
Given Poland’s national-security concerns, why would Macierewicz need to risk his country’s relations with its allies by recalling the 120 Polish Eurocorps officers currently based in Strasburg?
Finally, reducing the presence of US tactical nuclear weapons in Europe would add to the concerns expressed by many European leaders about America’s long-term commitments to the continent.
If America’s poor don’t rank high among voters’ concerns, it is no surprise that the poor abroad are virtually invisible.
The third step concerns technology.
The main danger for today’s stabilization period concerns the functioning of democratic institutions and the preservation of freedom of speech.
When smaller economies gain access to a much larger market, trade volumes expand and wages rise, with a small part of the trade expansion diverted from other countries (one of Russia’s concerns).
People want more effective and more affordable government that responds to their concerns, and are demanding that decisions be decentralized.
The AARP is surely a powerful advocate: its members’ concerns – or at least the AARP’s version of those concerns – are often taken into account at the highest levels of government.
His concerns with Protestant competition in Latin America were – and remain – understandable, particularly in Brazil, Chile, and Guatemala, which have seen sharp increases in Evangelical adherence.
By citing international concerns – especially China’s slowing growth – as a major reason for deferring its long-awaited interest-rate hike in September, the Federal Reserve has left little doubt concerning the key role that China plays in sustaining a still-fragile US recovery.
Security concerns increasingly implicate foreign and domestic policies simultaneously.
The first concerns the most basic interest of any state: defense of its territorial integrity.
But the most over-hyped argument concerns Russia’s feeble tax collection.
Barter and arrears (ie, debts between factories and firms), long major concerns, are also diminishing.
The SDGs will have to integrate these concerns with the demands of the growing global middle class, the effects of shifting political and economic power, and the challenges of environmental sustainability, including climate change.
I am aware that Judge Goldstone, a dedicated and unimpeachable human rights lawyer and advocate, shared similar concerns when he was initially approached.
Their concerns should be heard and debated; and sometimes banning is best combined with renewed efforts at civic education, emphasizing, for example, that immigrants did not cause Greece’s woes.
Today’s trade bashing is what happens when economic concerns – including stagnating median incomes and, in some countries, high unemployment rates – turn political.
Obviously, there is a need to address the concerns that have fueled anti-globalization sentiment, politicians in the US and elsewhere should devise policies that will actually help their most vulnerable citizens.
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