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Risks that emerge in one country can affect the entire currency area.
A new UN mission began to deploy in Libya – the vanguard of the international community’s effort to help a newly liberated and, one hopes, democratizing country emerge from conflict and 42 years of despotic rule.
If Merkel wants to protect her chancellorship, her only option after the 2013 general election is a grand coalition with the SPD, and, to emerge on top in such an arrangement, she needs every vote within the center-right camp that she can get.
Sharper regional disparities in the availability and cost of capital could emerge, particularly for smaller businesses and consumers, constraining investment and growth in some countries.
And while they may not all emerge in the most extreme way, each is or will be appearing in some form.
The left-right divide will become easier for opportunistic politicians to cross, and perhaps a new centrist party will emerge.
WASHINGTON, DC – Just when the notion that Western economies are settling into a “new normal” of low growth gained mainstream acceptance, doubts about its continued relevance have begun to emerge.
Fundamental problems remain, and new ones are likely to emerge.
Ultimately, the fairer, freer, and richer eurozone that would emerge is in Germany’s interest, too.
Second, while growth has been disappointing in both developed and emerging markets, financial markets remain hopeful that better economic data will emerge in the second half of 2013 and 2014, especially in the US and Japan, with the UK and the eurozone bottoming out and most emerging markets returning to form.
The wisest choice for Europe would be to ensure that many more successful Internet firms emerge, by creating the best possible conditions for digital innovators.
With public opinion in Britain and Sweden pressing against further integration with the Franco-German core, a new model of European development may emerge.
If disaffected voters in France, Germany, Sweden, Italy, Poland and everywhere else see the EU benefitting their lives, the EU will emerge stronger.
The Upheaval Italy NeedsFLORENCE – Two months after the Italian general election on March 4, amid continuing uncertainty about what kind of government will emerge, a strange complacency seems to have set in.
It is hard to gauge whether the Italian government that will emerge from the ongoing negotiations will be ready to respond.
Change for the better could emerge only from practical initiatives, not from Sunday speeches.
For this reason, whatever fine, ringing pronouncement, do emerge from the Earth Summit, they are doomed to failure.
Some have already resigned themselves to believing a viable Palestinian state will never emerge.
Europe can still emerge stronger from its current economic woes.
The near-universal availability of information makes it much easier than it was in earlier times for the voluntary non-governmental organizations that form civil society to emerge.
And yet it is hard to predict what policy proposals will emerge in 2018.
This would account for the fact that voices also emerge during states of extreme, but incidental, emotionality brought on by inspired thought, mania, depression, or ingestion of certain drugs.
But answers will emerge as more details about the operation become known.
Paradoxically, it is France, which initiated – or at least reinforced – the European Union’s deep identity crisis by its resounding “No” to the EU constitution in 2005, that could emerge with more clout from today’s Middle East morass.
Either the Fed pursues the first goal by keeping rates low for longer and normalizing them very slowly, in which case a huge credit and asset bubble would emerge in due course; or the Fed focuses on preventing financial instability and increases the policy rate much faster than weak growth and high unemployment would otherwise warrant, thereby halting an already-sluggish recovery.
It is rare for a counter-elite to emerge quickly, much less for an elite-in-waiting to take over.
The real question is not whether capitalism can survive – it can – but whether world leaders will demonstrate the leadership needed to take it to its next phase as we emerge from our current predicament.
While each emerging-market trouble spot – Venezuela, Turkey, Brazil, Argentina – has idiosyncratic features, a pattern is starting to emerge.
The third set of shadow activities includes those that may yet emerge.
It is encouraging that the US, following talks between Secretary of State John Kerry and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, seems prepared to accept a role for senior Assad regime members in any settlement, and that constructive proposals are starting to emerge from at least some opposition quarters.
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