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Both events reinforce Obama’s message to the Asia-Pacific region that the US intends to remain an engaged power.
All of which brings us back to this summer’s events in Beijing.
Having received carte blanche from Qatar’s political leadership to support the Arab revolutions, Al Jazeera became fully engaged in live coverage of events in Tunisia, and then in Egypt, by relying on social-media networks away from the eyes of local security officials.
Addressing them successfully would allow the country to generate the savings needed to meet its huge looming public-investment requirements: expansion of productive infrastructure (roads, ports, and airports) in order to remove severe bottlenecks to faster non-inflationary growth; unprecedentedly large planned investment in oil exploration and electricity generation; and forthcoming international sporting events (the World Cup and the Olympic Games) that Brazil will host in the next few years.
Several events in November give hope for a stronger international community, with consequent economic benefits.
Therefore the preeminence of UN institutions in so many events in November is notable.
Egypt will face enormous economic difficulties, exacerbated by recent events, which have frightened off tourists, deterred investment, and kept many from working.
Outsiders have had and will have only limited influence over the course of events.
When it comes to the treaty to reform the Union’s institutions, which will be finalized in November, recent events suggest that amnesia does play a central role.
The challenge is to understand events and trends earlier, which is especially important when the issue is the demise of democracy.
Moving beyond economics, America’s reduction in net energy imports – which have already fallen by one-half since 2007 – means that its foreign policy will be less constrained by events in the Middle East.
Changing weather patterns and the increasing magnitude and frequency of extreme weather events will require substantial investments if farmers are to adapt successfully.
Yet events in the 1970’s put that faith to a cruel test.
It has become nearly impossible to predict how the Fed will respond to events.
But events in Asia over the past week may define the region for decades to come.
But the most epochal events of the last week took place in two of Asia’s great democracies: India and Japan.
These events were initiated by a court wrangle with Serzh Sargsyan, then the Minister of National Security and Internal Affairs.
Coverage of such events fills the media space that should be used to discuss serious governance issues.
When those indictments were issued, no one could have predicted how events would unfold; in retrospect, it is evident that the indictments’ delegitimizing effects had important consequences.
All of that is now gravely at risk - a dangerous turn of events.
Do recent events mean that “convergence” is ending?
Jean-Claude Juncker’s Dangerous Defense StrategyMADRID – These days, there are just three events that bring together all of the main actors in international politics: the annual General Debate of the United Nations General Assembly, G20 summits, and the Munich Security Conference.
The latest events clearly indicate that a czarist mentality survived the revolution, reflected in a Byzantine model of political power — an emperor and his court — that has as its main vehicle largely unconstrained presidential authority.
Currency movements are often described as the most unpredictable of all financial variables; but recent events in foreign-exchange markets seem, for once, to have a fairly obvious explanation – one that almost all economists and policymakers accept and endorse.
There are obvious differences between the events of 1618-1648 in Europe and those of 2011-2014 in the Middle East.
The probability of such events is not negligible.
Consider sectarian struggle between Sunni and Shia Muslims – now the prime mover of events in the Middle East.
The main risk now is that events in the suburbs of large French cities will serve as an example to other young people, whether in the less urban areas of France or in other European countries, who feel socially excluded and are, perhaps, just as prone to violent outbursts.
But, as recent events have illustrated, robust health agencies should not be taken for granted.
To understand these fast moving events, we have to understand Asia’s financial systems.
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