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But none of these policies addresses the fundamental challenge facing the Kingdom – namely, the gradual erosion of its wealth (indeed, Saudi Arabia is expected to become a net energy importer by 2030).
So long as Moscow doesn’t understand these fundamental differences and draw the right conclusions from them, Europeans won’t view Russia’s opening towards the West as an opportunity, and Russia will always encounter deep mistrust in Europe.
But none has raised such fundamental questions about the meaning of the EU as the current debate about migration.
In this sense, the notion of “us versus them” has been fundamental to human evolution, and it continues to shape our interactions.
The just-released Legatum Prosperity Index points to another fundamental condition for success: good governance and the rule of law.
Rwandan President Paul Kagame has initiated a national emergency plan to address the fundamental causes of malnutrition.
We all pay the price when they evade their fundamental responsibilities.
Nor can they exemplify to their students the fundamental scientific values of intellectual autonomy and open dissent.
Regardless of the historical and cultural differences that persist among the economic systems of, say, Italy, France, Spain, and Germany, all of these countries agree on the fundamental principles of a market-based economy.
In the case of Greece, these fundamental ideas do not appear to have been universally accepted.
As we enter a new era for monetary policy, we should be seeking to overhaul central-bank leadership in a more fundamental way.
Given the fundamental problems underlying it, Copenhagen’s failure should not be a surprise.
The problem is that none of these discussions addresses the fundamental flaw in the eurozone’s structure: It is an incomplete monetary union.
This puts China in a difficult position in relation to the so-called international system – the structures and rules created by the United States and others after the Second World War to check national sovereignty through a system of overlapping jurisdictions, transnational obligations, and fundamental rights.
Well aware of western doubts about the party, Erdogan travelled immediately after the elections to western capitals, pressing his argument that the change in government had not changed Turkey's fundamental orientation.
But that stability is now disappearing fast--along with the fundamental consensus on which it rested.
A new wave of deficits and exchange-rate instability would thus call into question the most fundamental and beneficial legacy of the 1990s: the major push for trade opening and liberalization.
An External Stability Pact for EuropeBERLIN – The current economic crisis has exposed two fundamental problems in the design of the European Monetary Union.
An External Stability Pact would not only detect risks to fiscal stability early on; it would also help make a reality of a fundamental principle of EU law, namely that member states finally treat economic policy as a “common interest.”
This is crucial in a sector like banking, where perceptions about the soundness of an institution are fundamental to its ability to compete.
But traditional political differences based on disagreement over fundamental values play a diminishing part in elections.
It reintroduces fundamental divisions in societies whose greatest democratic achievement was precisely to banish fundamentalism from politics.
We face a potential crisis, therefore, that stems from our fundamental ignorance about the biosphere, for it is impossible to be proactive about species of pathogens whose existence has not been documented.
Saving European Social Security from the PopulistsROME – Austria’s presidential election has thrown into sharp relief one of Europe’s fundamental challenges.
Facilitating the free mobility of workers is fundamental to restoring growth in Europe.
Although history is often a good predictor of future trends, every now and then something fundamental changes that makes for a new pattern.
The important question now is whether today’s high asset prices are the result of some such fundamental development, or whether bubbles have formed.
The transformation of tertiary education is a fundamental condition of sustainable growth in emerging markets.
But it is actually difficult to see much of a difference in fundamental human values or preferences between these countries and the US.
First, the EU’s fundamental economic problems are structural.
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