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“Whenever we read an article about the health
dangers
of butter, we would immediately run out and buy as much butter as we could find,” she told me.
With the current much more open regime in Teheran, Riyadh can also be convinced that the
dangers
from an Iranian-controlled Shi'a entity in southern Iraq are less formidable now than they were in 1991.
Such a calibrated approach, however, combining a differentiated understanding of the nature of Saddam's regime and its weaknesses, has a better chance of success than an outright assault, or the
dangers
inherent in allowing Saddam to remain in power.
New technologies – offensive cyber capabilities, armed drones, robots, and electronic, laser, and standoff weapons – carry new
dangers.
The war on terror has shown us the
dangers
that can arise from the social frustrations that often result.
Under these conditions, one of the populists’ strongest arguments is simply to point out that all the warnings by the globalist elite, Davos cosmopolitans, neoliberals, and one-percenters about the
dangers
of populist economics were baloney.
These results demonstrate the grave
dangers
that young democracies face, as well as the fragility of democratic culture.
Unfortunately, there are few sources of good advice to help young people navigate these
dangers.
Many emerging markets recognized the
dangers
and tried to reduce capital inflows.
A movement now prepared to work within the system would be radicalized -- with all the
dangers
such a move entails.
For America and the West, other
dangers
are surfacing as the Libyan intervention flounders.
It would be wrong to ignore the
dangers
of Trump’s presidency, and uncertainty about what he will do has itself undoubtedly made the world a riskier place already.
In a January 14 conference call with reporters, Keiji Fukuda, the special adviser to the WHO’s director general for pandemic flu, argued that the organization did not overplay the
dangers
but “prepared for the worst and hoped for the best.”
The
dangers
of national secession are much greater in places without overarching entities like the EU and NATO to constrain the situation among the successor states.
Now the Iraqi government has awakened to the dangers, and has begun arresting some of the leaders whom the American government has been supporting.
In the case of Cyprus, unfortunately, the EU commitment to negotiate now looks more and more like a lethal political detonator, with explosive but incalculable consequences for the future of the European Union, and major
dangers
for the political and security order in the Eastern Mediterranean.
It would bolster my self-esteem as a Russian, while educating Americans – whose government has long interfered in other countries’ internal affairs – about the
dangers
of throwing stones from a glass house.
As the baton of excessive liquidity injections is passed from one central bank to another, the
dangers
of global asset bubbles and competitive currency devaluations intensify.
Such ideas are reflected in opinions polls in which Europeans claim that Israel and the US are the true
dangers
to world peace.
Yet it is precisely these
dangers
that make public protest more powerful than, say, anonymous online activism.
Sympathy for the MigrantGENEVA – The tragic fate of the several hundred Africans who drowned near the Italian island of Lampedusa in October made international headlines, leading to a rare moment of compassion and reflection about the
dangers
facing many migrants.
But the end is approaching, and serious thought must be given to several inherent
dangers
in the Syrian situation.
Yet followers of world affairs would be unwise to consign colonialism to the proverbial dustbin of history, for it remains a factor in understanding our world's problems and
dangers.
This is not to say that our responses to the
dangers
emerging from the legacies of the past must be rooted in the past.
With the
dangers
of demagoguery not embedded in their living memories, they are far more vulnerable to fear-mongering and false promises – illustrated in the growing influence of nationalist narratives and populist movements.
The first diplomatic reset, at the end of George H.W. Bush’s presidency, took major steps toward defusing the nuclear
dangers
resulting from the collapse of the Soviet Union.
On one hand, because it covered only those countries projected to emit roughly half of the world’s greenhouse-gas emissions by mid-century, it was not an effective long-run safeguard against the
dangers
of global warming.
This offers tremendous economic opportunities, if we can just put a price on the
dangers
to the planet of current carbon emissions.
They also blind themselves to a fact of post-cold war international security: instead of one major threat that unites an alliance, there are a multitude of
dangers
which, because they affect countries differently, disunite allies.
Many of us believe that such an impossible wager can be fulfilled only by a providential man, with all the hopes – and
dangers
– that this entails.
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