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Any delay will cause further frustration and increase the odds of retaliatory policies from EU members.
As a Chilean government minister late last decade, I remember the frustration of attending Mercosur gatherings (Chile is an associate member).
In the face of popular frustration with worsening living conditions, Maduro’s government has relied on violent repression to put an end to street protests.
Moreover, right-wing populist parties took advantage of growing public frustration with the EU itself.
But, while adverse socioeconomic factors have exacerbated popular frustration, the mass protests that have become a fact of life in the city are quintessentially political protests centered on the rights of Hong Kong’s people.
China’s enthusiasm for RMB internationalization since 2009 partly reflects its frustration with the lack of progress in reforming the international financial architecture, and with the state of regional financial cooperation.
Yet, while an unprecedented share of the population supported Uribe’s strategy, and 90% of Colombians view the FARC negatively, public opinion has been largely supportive of Santos’s dialogue with the guerillas, albeit more from frustration than from appreciation of Santos’s pragmatism.
Ukrainian Democracy and Its CynicsMOSCOW – “A pox on both your houses” may be an appropriate individual response to frustration with the political candidates on offer in an election.
In this they are not entirely dissimilar from the totalitarian leaders of fascist movements, who likewise built on popular frustration to pursue an essentially destructive purpose in the name of anti-modern beliefs and promises.
Signs of frustration with modernity are never hard to find.
How, then, do free countries deal with terrorist expressions of organized frustration?
The frustration of many in the economically developed countries is, like the frustration of entire countries in developing regions, a challenge.
It is partly self-defense, partly an assertion of the rule of law in difficult circumstances, and partly a constructive effort to redress the causes of frustration.
Because no society can ensure complete equality, "welfare democracy" feeds dissatisfaction and frustration - and hence demands for more welfare democracy, not less.
There is a strong ideological flavor to Xi’s apparent frustration with the ministry’s glacial approach to policy innovation.
Some even suggested, somewhat bizarrely, that terrorists tend to have lost a parent in their childhood years and are acting out the aggression that derives from their resulting frustration with life.
American threats, or talk of another war, fuel the fires of resentment and frustration in Iran, strengthening the most radical forces.
If that pain occurs against a backdrop of frustration with the unequal distribution of AI’s benefits, it may trigger a backlash against technologies that could otherwise produce a virtuous cycle of higher productivity, income growth, and employment-boosting demand.
At home, he still ranks first in popularity among the country’s heads of state, kindling nostalgia like a popular old record – a corollary to people’s frustration and anger at the current government of President Lee Myung-bak.
As a relatively small number of people have claimed a growing piece of the pie, in the form of rents and profits, surging inequality of wealth and income has fueled widespread frustration with existing economic and political arrangements.
This shift in skill demand is fueling frustration.
The frustration of large segments of the population has created fertile ground for tribalism, which politicians like Trump and Bolsonaro have eagerly exploited.
Any steps they take to vent that frustration embolden right-wing populists and could lead to violence from both sides.
This frustration, and Fahim's efforts to suppress it, lies at the heart of many of the recent bloody events now blamed on Taliban die-hards, uncooperative local warlords, and Al Qaeda.
Though his memoirs paint a characteristic portrait of a leader who knew what he was doing, research for my new biography shows that his policy towards the crisis across the Mediterranean combined hope and frustration.
The ECB is likely to preside over a weakening EURO currency that brings frustration rather than satisfaction to a significant part of the new “Euroland.”
The panic breeds a false sense that refugees are a burden and a danger, resulting in expensive and counter-productive measures, like erecting fences and walls and concentrating refugees into camps, which in turn breeds frustration and desperation among the refugees.
Its leaders’ apparent inability to think in strategic terms, and their indifference to the tribunal of global public opinion, is resulting in growing frustration among its citizens and, what may be more dangerous, deepening international isolation.
Most importantly, China’s call for the introduction of a new reserve currency stems from its frustration with the failure of major governments – whether in the US or Europe – to govern their economic affairs with realism and good sense.
For most Russians, the emergence of an independent civil society and the first fluttering of an inconstant democratic wind could not balance the deep national frustration felt over the loss of empire and shattered status.
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