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Meanwhile, as the crisis has deepened, a new consensus about Europe’s monetary union has emerged.
With the Soviet Union’s collapse, a unique opportunity to end the nuclear competition emerged.
But the Jewish state that emerged, phoenix-like, from the ashes of the greatest tragedy in modern Jewish history, is an impressive success story.
The Economic Governance the EU NeedsBRUSSELS – Two lessons have emerged from Europe’s financial crisis.
But the patriarchal culture from which Alexievich emerged is far from dead.
Now, on top of the so-called “north-south” split that emerged from the economic crisis, the United Kingdom’s potential exit from the EU, and the critical situation in Greece, a new breach, between east and west, has appeared in Europe.
In that election, the Maoists emerged as the largest party, winning 240 of the 601 seats.
At several points during the Bosnian War, the view emerged that the international community should not deal with certain players.
In a context of weak institutions, persistent inequalities, and high levels of marginalization and exclusion, new growth opportunities for organized crime have emerged.
Additional signs of weakness, including soft data on exports and investment, emerged in the first half of 2015.
The country has emerged as an oasis of dynamism, realism, and youthful enthusiasm, much of which is also reflected in Macron himself.
As heir to Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, the legendary democratic leader who was hanged by General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq’s government in 1979, Benazir emerged as a symbol of resistance at a young age – but languished in jails and exile in the 1980’s.
The London Declaration – the largest global public-health collaboration to date – helped to foster trust in the rules-based global order that emerged after World War II.
Gauck’s candidacy was forced through by an SPD/Green/FDP majority, which emerged from intersecting political interests.
The SCO emerged from the wreckage of the Soviet Union in 1996.
Hamas also emerged as the moral victor after the latest – but surely not the last – military clash.
But, after his fall, a very different picture emerged.
It has emerged from what it calls a “century of shame” to become one of the world’s engines of economic development and cultural and intellectual achievement.
Europe must play its part as Ukraine redefines its historic ties to Russia, and its actions must do nothing to undermine Ukraine’s national independence – or, indeed, that of any of the countries that emerged from the Soviet Union’s breakup.
But the same old problem emerged.
Nevertheless, market fundamentalism emerged as the dominant ideology in the 1980s, when financial markets started to become globalized and the US began running a current account deficit.
A gap emerged between the economy’s productive base, which remained stagnant, and Greeks’ expectations (and demands), which were rising fast.
That momentous step, which ended a brutal conflict in which civilians were disproportionately targeted, emerged from a two-step process.
While early proposals for a settlement called for Jerusalem to be made independent, as per the UN Partition Plan, more recently a consensus on the broad outlines of a peace agreement has emerged.
The United States had emerged from the war as the world’s largest creditor, but it had a double vulnerability.
Other groups have also emerged.
First, a well-articulated urbanization strategy has emerged as a key pillar of consumer-led rebalancing.
The latest controversy emerged when a senior US official complained to the influential Israeli newspaper Ha’aretz about Israel’s refusal to condemn Russia’s actions in Ukraine or to support Ukraine’s territorial integrity in the United Nations General Assembly.
Recasting Governance in AsiaGovernance--the way in which decisions that affect the public interest are made--has emerged as a key factor in determining a country's pace of development.
If not, one would have to ask what had happened to the European spirit of the 1970’s and 1980’s, when countries such as Greece, Portugal, and Spain, which had just emerged from dictatorship and civil unrest, were welcomed into the European community of democratic states.
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