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Europe’s Crisis Starts at HomeLONDON – Deep divisions within Europe are increasingly threatening the values upon which the European project of “ever closer union” is based.
As for the divisions within member states, consider Germany.
But it remains to be seen if she can heal the divisions in her own country.
But it also found that the divisions between countries are far smaller than the differences within countries.
In the years following the Armistice, Europe’s leaders failed to transcend the divisions that WWI had laid bare, with the tensions between the French and Germans being particularly destabilizing.
But it is unlikely to smooth the divisions among Iran’s elite, much less convince hardliners to stop backing Assad, leaving the visit’s significance uncertain, at best.
Only when politicians support one another's decency can they be confident that in critical moments for the state, they can rise above their political divisions.
Tunisia is relatively homogeneous ethnically and lacks sharp sectarian divisions; nonetheless, owing partly to its porous borders with Algeria and Libya, the specter of violence is always present.
Merkel stands in the tradition of Walter Hallstein, the first president of the European Community, who once spoke of a Europe “without military divisions relying on the rule of law.”
Getting to Yes with PutinPARIS – In the showdown with Russia over Ukraine, the weaknesses and divisions in European policy have been as encouraging for Russian President Vladimir Putin as America’s hesitant approach to Syria was.
That way lays demoralization and new divisions.
But those divisions were manipulated with the same sort of cynicism that Slobodan Milosevic and Franjo Tudjman used to pit Serbs, Croats, and Bosnian against each other in the former Yugoslavia.
But their efforts to protect their bases of power and establish a more Islam-friendly polity have served only to harden existing social divisions and sow the seeds of future conflict.
While May managed to survive that challenge, she remains trapped between the rock of the EU’s refusal to offer any more concessions and the hard place of deep domestic divisions.
But, just as the wealth created by European integration helped to reconcile historic divisions, such as those that once roiled Northern Ireland, a genuine economic community in Southeast Asia can provide the dynamism needed to address deep-rooted domestic disputes effectively.
The galvanizing leadership of France and the United Kingdom was vital in assembling an alliance of support that included the Arab League and the United States, and in overcoming the divisions that often plague Europe’s attempts to punch its weight on the world stage (Germany, we are looking at you).
The European External Action Service (which serves as the EU’s foreign ministry and diplomatic corps) is a work in progress, and the divisions between member states have affected High Representative Catherine Ashton’s ability to speak for Europe on Libya.
But Indians are clearly yearning for a government that cares about all citizens, heals the divisions that the BJP has created, and delivers economic results.
But, despite deep divisions among the rebels, the cost of Western indifference is probably higher than the risk of intervention.
How to Debate a PopulistBERLIN – In many Western countries today, social and political divisions have widened to the point that attempting to bridge them seems futile.
And yet those divisions were ultimately overcome.
In the eyes of the Arabs (and some other Muslims), Israel’s strength and resilience is a direct consequence of their own weakness, divisions, and corruption.
Every few days, Trump does something to rend the fabric of US society and inflame its already-deep social and partisan divisions.
The economic and social divisions within our societies have provoked a broad backlash in a wide range of settings – from the United States, Italy, and Germany in the developed world to developing countries such as the Philippines and Brazil.
Many of the most worrisome examples of disinformation have been focused not on any particular election or candidate, but instead on exploiting societal divisions along, say, racial lines.
French and German disagreements with the United States in 2003 generated deep divisions in the EU.
For example, since Pakistan’s creation in 1947, partisan divisions ensured that no elected government has been able to serve its full term.
EU leaders lament Ukraine’s political divisions and slow pace of reform, and the country’s leaders need to address these criticisms.
He inherited an economic, political, and social crisis as deep as any in the world, and he warned President Bush last year that extreme poverty and widening ethnic divisions could incite insurrection.
Whatever the merits and shortcomings of various proposals, these divisions suppressed the bipartisan aspects of the political process and emphasized its zero-sum dimension.
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