Danger
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The
danger
that Venezuela highlights – and that Britain may soon highlight as well – is the damage that dysfunctional belief systems can have on national wellbeing.
Indeed, if there is a
danger
in the proposed US-India accord, it is the possibility that either North Korea or Iran might conclude that it is only a matter of time before the world comes to accept their nuclear status.
The Wealth of SpeciesAlthough broad scientific consensus has identified the loss of biological diversity as one of the world's most severe environmental threats, public recognition of the scale of the
danger
is lagging.
The problem is that both countries, hobbled by legacies of tyranny and degradation, are in
danger
of losing the capacity to curtail violence.
Multiethnic, multilingual, multireligious Nigeria is now in greater
danger
of fragmentation than at any time since the genocidal war in Biafra a generation ago.
While Japan’s security treaty with the US serves as a deterrent, there is always a
danger
of miscalculation.
And now, with the US vacillating, there is a very real
danger
of a full-fledged US-Russian proxy war.
The
danger
implied by this scenario should not be underestimated.
But if avoiding war takes precedence over all else, there is the
danger
that other important interests could well be compromised.
There is the danger, too, of arrangements that would lessen tensions over the short-term but threaten peace over the long-term by requiring real compromises and constraints in exchange for promises and possibilities.
This reluctance to press North Korea, however, points to the
danger
that Kim’s regime will be allowed not just to keep but to increase its nuclear arsenal.
The
danger
is that differing priorities drive a wedge between the two allies, benefiting North Korea.
Indonesia exposes the
danger
of ignoring these concerns.
When should the EU tap its triple-A credit if not at a moment when it is in mortal
danger?
Without the proper assistance, poor countries risk becoming locked into reliance on coal and oil for at least another generation, putting the entire planet in
danger
of out-of-control climate change.
The greatest
danger
stems from Iran, the clear beneficiary of the Iraqi power vacuum.
Ensuring Africa’s Continued RiseLAGOS – Africa’s rise is in
danger
of faltering.
Global markets are well aware of the
danger
of the United States falling over the “fiscal cliff,” and are watching nervously.
In Iraq, the
danger
is that departure could be followed by civil war and chaos – ideal conditions for terrorists to maintain havens.
Quite apart from the financial aspects, there would be a real
danger
of throwing away the benefits that the EU has brought, particularly in terms of Europe’s standing in the world.
There is also a growing
danger
of homegrown terrorism.
Given the lack of a new force for order in the region in the foreseeable future, and the old one’s unwillingness to act, the
danger
of long-lasting violent confrontation is growing.
An even more dramatic example of neglect of low-probability/high-cost risks is the
danger
of an asteroid strike, which is analytically similar to the menace of tsunamis.
There is a real
danger
that so-called “fiscal dominance” will undermine monetary policy and make it much harder to control inflation.
The plaintiffs argue that, in the case of Greece, breaching Article 125 required proof that its insolvency would pose a greater
danger
than anticipated when the Maastricht Treaty was drafted.
The combination of Grexit and Brexit, and its consequences not just for the stability of the eurozone, but for the continued existence of the EU, is probably the greatest
danger
that Europe has faced since the Cold War’s end.
Here, there is a real
danger
that Russia may recognize breakaway regions in the South Caucasus, – and back them more strongly than it does now.
Now these risks are in
danger
of being overshadowed by the crisis in Ukraine, with confrontation in the United Nations Security Council threatening to subordinate Syria in the pecking order of international problems.
In the meantime, the euro has come down in the foreign exchanges, and there has been scare talk in some quarters -- correctly labeled as “absurd” by Otmar Issing and Bundesbank president Axel Weber -- that the “European project” is in
danger.
Prolonged recession or a financial crisis in Europe and slower growth in emerging markets are the main external sources of potential
danger.
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