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If that silence continues, it will gravely undermine SADC institutions, and will cast a deep pall over the most important leader in SADC, South Africa's President Thabo Mbeki.
In the US, output continues to expand, but at a moderate 2% pace; and, even leaving aside the fiscal cliff looming at the end of the year, when Congress will be forced to impose spending cuts and allow tax cuts enacted in 2001 to expire, recovery remains at risk.
This obviously depends in part on the amount of debt outstanding, the interest rate, and the country’s growth prospects if it continues to pay.
If more countries follow Trump’s lead, and the rules-based global system continues to deteriorate, those costs will only grow.
And the policy challenges are daunting: the eurozone’s recession is deepening as front-loaded fiscal consolidation and severe credit rationing continues.
Now he says that Germany should exit the euro if it continues to block the introduction of Eurobonds.
According to the South East Europe Media Organization (SEEMO), which monitors 20 countries in Eastern and Southeastern Europe, “pressure on journalists continues, and self-censorship appears to be the norm.”
Ethnocentrism continues to dominate its politics, and the current electoral race is no exception.
Although All4Syria's Internet site was recently blocked for unspecified reasons, the newsletter continues to be circulated and Mr. Abdul Nour moves in his usual circles unmolested.
Either he renews his country’s commitment to a close partnership with the EU, with all of the prosperity that this would entail, or he continues to push Turkey toward a future of despotism and isolation, in which he would receive the occasional comforting phone call from the Kremlin – but little else.
And that process continues.
As a result, Europe continues to try to quench the fire with gasoline – German-enforced austerity – with the consequence that, in a mere three years, the eurozone’s financial crisis has become a European existential crisis.
The question is why growth continues to slow.
Indeed, although structural adjustment continues in China, the economy is facing an increasingly serious contraction in demand and continued deflation.
If this continues for two more years as it has for the past three, the stock of refinancing loans in Germany will disappear altogether.
The essence of British policy continues today in the FATA.
Europe’s Bad ExampleLONDON – The death toll resulting from Europe’s paralysis in responding to the influx of refugees from the Middle East and Africa continues to rise.
The classic argument that the EU, like a bicycle, must always keep moving forward to avoid falling over, is simply not true: the reflection period may be frustrating for federalists, but it also proves that, even at a standstill, the EU continues.
Yet it also seems impossible to stand by while the daily bloodbath continues.
Likewise, instead of welcoming the sort of foreign investors who can modernize the economy, the regime continues to wage its judicial war against Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Platon Lebedev of Yukos Oil.
In Zimbabwe, as in all coups, much behind-the-scenes plotting continues to take place.
But, with negotiations on these global agreements far from complete, it is vital that policymakers’ emphasis on education continues to be reinforced.
Judging Bush's Military TribunalsBritain continues to be America's staunchest ally in the US-led war in Iraq, and Prime Minister Tony Blair remains unwavering in his support.
But China’s rulers know that their highly repressed banking system is vulnerable as the country continues to pursue gradual financial liberalization, and that foreign currency reserves may be needed for recapitalization.
All this came in the context of a US economy that continues to be a powerful engine of job creation.
Russia continues to place hurdles before American proposals for sanctions on Iran, has signed with it lavish energy contracts, and is about to sell it advanced aerial systems aimed at thwarting a possible Israeli or American attack.
Yes, even after finding the likes of Bin Laden on Pakistani soil, the US – the country that has spearheaded the so-called War on Terror – not only continues to deliver billions of dollars in aid to Pakistan, but also supplies it with large amounts of lethal weapons.
But how many Syrian Kunduzes will result from Russian airstrikes if the Kremlin continues to favor unguided bombs over guided missiles?
Our need is an international community that continues to push Guatemala toward a better, more just future.
In the US, a lingering overhang of household debt implies that deleveraging and the rebuilding of savings continues to take precedence over discretionary consumption.
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