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A mere decade ago, when a credit-fueled financial boom turned to bust, the financial sector was pushed to the brink of collapse, and a years-long recession followed in much of the world.
What followed was unprecedented political turbulence, including mass demonstrations on a scale never seen before.
Massive external-account imbalances were a major factor behind the global financial and economic crisis that erupted in 2008, as well as in the eurozone instability that followed.
This has been the purpose of the vast bank bailouts in the US and Europe, followed by several rounds of “quantitative easing,” by which central banks print money and pump it into the banking system through a variety of unorthodox channels.
And this was followed by the visit of a US aircraft carrier to Vietnam, the first since the Vietnam War ended 35 years ago.
The “deal” to begin negotiations for a post-Brexit relationship, announced at the EU summit on December 15, followed Prime Minister Theresa May’s capitulation on all of the demands made by European leaders: €50 billion ($59 billion) of budget contributions, European court jurisdiction over the rights of EU citizens in Britain, and a permanently open border with Ireland.
After two presidential terms, followed by a stint as Prime Minister and now a third presidency, Putin is entering his 13th year in power with 40% of the population desperately wanting him out.
Most are in Asia, followed by Africa, including Karachi, Pakistan;Kabul, Afghanistan;Khartoum, Sudan; and Kinshasa, in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
In the quid pro quo that followed, Qaddafi agreed to eliminate his nascent nuclear program in exchange for an end to pariah status.
Nearly seven decades later came the dissolution of the Soviet Union, followed by the renaissance of a Chinese empire that aims to translate its economic success into geopolitical influence.
This was followed by a bill proposing a special levy on countries running large bilateral trade surpluses with the US.
Today, the eurozone is on its way toward implementing a banking union, probably followed by a fiscal union, which in turn will lead to a genuine political union that centralizes sovereignty over essential economic policymaking.
Physicians for Human Rights recorded 16 attacks on hospitals last October alone in a total of 346 attacks on 246 health facilities, while Doctors without Borders has condemned so-called double-tap tactics, in which aerial bombings of high-density civilian centers are followed by strikes on the nearest hospitals, removing emergency care for the injured.
These were added to a revised treaty in 1972 by a convention on seal protection, followed, in 1980, by a convention on wildlife preservation.
Indeed, a major political shift followed, bringing about the easing of longstanding Western sanctions and ending decades of international isolation.
The federal court ruled that under the Geneva Conventions, Hamdan, as a prisoner of war, was entitled to a court hearing that followed the same procedures as one judging soldiers of the detaining power, that is, an American court martial.
In order to resolve the question of whether conspiracy constitutes a crime under the laws of war, Justice Stevens followed the arguments made in the brief that I submitted on behalf of Experts on Conspiracy and the Law of War.
But now cricket is followed by the masses all over the country.
In just over a decade, the Horn of Africa has suffered three droughts, followed by severe crises.
A run on the Turkish bank followed.
Had Turkey gone that route, every country that gets into trouble in the future would likely have followed.
When that opportunity presented itself, the agreements that followed, remarkable given the political climate, were possible only because of Kohl had kept his eyes on the prize.
The attacks came amid criticism of Morsi’s plan to hold a referendum on December 15 to approve a draft constitution that only his Islamist allies had approved, and followed his seizure of temporary emergency powers until the new constitution’s ratification.
The second-largest such exercise followed in Indonesia.
My strong belief is that if these policies are followed, by the end of 2009, if not sooner, the world economy will start recovering from the crisis.
After all, such challenges were to be expected: unlike peace deals between functioning states – which would focus on, say, delimiting borders – agreements with non-state actors are virtually always followed by complex and protracted state-building efforts.
Efforts at fiscal consolidation in the 1990s were usually followed by wider structural deficits, and although market reforms were discussed, few were implemented.
Killing is just a part of the job, to be followed by bowling, perhaps, or a quiet evening at home.
That decision followed an undercover investigation by Animal Defenders International, which exposed shocking abuse of circus animals.
China came first, followed by the US, Russia, Japan, and South Korea, whereas Europe was absent.
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