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But, in the run-up to the conference, heads of state and ministers will meet at various other related events.
Markets have not yet found their equilibrium, and the governments on Europe’s southwestern rim are nervously watching how events unfold.
Recent events have highlighted this problem – and Governor Zhou thus was right to call for a different system.
However, these clinical trauma theorists do not argue that “repressed” or “dissociated” memories of horrific events are either inert or benign.
That is, the events were not experienced as traumatic when they occurred, and there is no evidence that they were inaccessible during the years when they never came to mind.
Moreover, as globalization shrinks distance, events in faraway places - like Afghanistan - have a greater impact on everyone's lives.
We still cannot name its players, but we are aware of its interests and impact on events in the same way that astronomers discern a new but invisible planet by recording its impact on known and visible objects in space.
The international financial institutions must support them massively, and also have the resources needed to foresee global unbalances and prevent crises, rather than respond only when events become urgent.
As events in recent weeks have proven, Hamas’s days of near-total isolation in the Middle East are over.
And this is why it doesn’t matter whether the relevant events happened 60 years ago (as World War II), 90 years (as in the case of the Armenian genocide) or even 600 years (such as the battle of Kosovo in 1389).
Economic problems could of course originate from international political events.
Events in Italy could precipitate a crisis in the eurozone.
Life events are relegated to mere triggers of an underlying biological time bomb.
First, it is tempting to avoid facing the painful events in our lives that might be the cause of our difficulties.
But the correlation between bad economic events and bad politics is too striking to be ignored.
Recent events in Venezuela imply as many perils and unforeseen, perverse consequences as in Ukraine, and the international community, as well as most Latin American democracies, should be paying much more attention.
A combination of inept urban planning and ignorance of the true economic cost of such events can all too easily allow valuable community assets to be swept away.
Undertaking such a lengthening while events can be controlled need not cause any losses other than taking away the illusion of liquidity which investors now entertain but could not exercise because Brazil could not pay them.
With his attendance at multiple political events and addresses to innumerable campaign rallies, Modi staked his government’s image – and, some would say, his own reputation as prime minister – on the election.
That said, events today have risen to a different level.
Journalism’s essential role in a democracy is to enable people to fulfill their roles as citizens by providing information about government, other powerful institutions, civil movements, international events, and so on.
International events highlight these priorities’ relevance.
In reality, Japan has been realistic in interpreting the Constitution according to events.
That is precisely the problem for armchair warriors watching events unfold on their computer and television screens in Washington and New York.
The incremental approach to the region taken by the last two administrations, under George W. Bush and Barack Obama, has meant that the US has failed to keep pace with events.
But neither solution addresses what is really driving events in Libya: the legacy of Qaddafism.
Recent events have reinforced the risks in the Bush administration’s approach.
One additional step, for example, would be to describe the events that caused the Armenians’ suffering and to acknowledge who caused it.
Regional and international events have also emboldened the Egyptian opposition, not only to press for reform, but to focus on amending the constitution's articles that pertain to the presidency.
Weather-related events are a major cause of price volatility on agricultural markets.
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