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Despite the dominance of the Iraq story, China is back in the headlines, with the country excoriated for its evasiveness about the SARS epidemic, and praised for its suddenly constructive role in helping to bring about negotiations between the US and North Korea, over North Korea's nuclear insubordination.
Sometimes, they change headlines that they think are critical of the royal move.
That skepticism reflects a variety of recent news indicating weak output in parts of the Chinese economy – for example, headlines about reduced industrial production, declines in manufacturing exports, and shutdowns in particular industries.
Although I cannot claim to be an expert on Chinese economic statistics, I think these headlines are a natural but misleading consequence of the authorities’ intentional effort to shift China’s economic structure away from industrial expansion and exports toward greater reliance on services and household consumption.
Theirs are unremarkable economies that do not garner many headlines.
Such claims hit the headlines, and now influence social policy initiatives.
On April 7, 2009, Moldova made headlines when peaceful protests against unfair elections were hijacked by a small number of provocateurs who attacked the parliament building and presidential palace.
Asia’s Strongmen and Their Weak EconomiesNEW DELHI – US President Donald Trump grabs the most headlines, but the cult of the strongman leader is most developed in Asia.
But what NATO really needs is not to grab more headlines, but to build its own resilience, methodically and even tediously, from the bottom up.
Each day seems to bring fresh headlines about an unfolding crisis – whether it is migration, economic volatility, security, or climate change.
The daily headlines all too often reflect the gap between today’s world and a world without poverty.
But what the headlines don’t reveal is all the ways life is already getting better for those in greatest need.
Smart Immigration for EuropePARIS – Immigration-related headlines have become a staple in Europe, whether the story is of an illegal Malian immigrant scaling a Paris building to rescue a toddler or the formation of a populist government in Italy that aims to deport a half-million migrants.
Nevertheless, my prediction gained bold front-page headlines in many major newspapers throughout the world.
It gained headlines, evidently, because it was still far from a consensus view, although concerns were mounting.
These trends move too slowly to make headlines, but cumulatively they offer a whole new world of bigger payoffs from public and private investment in agriculture and rural development.
Madonna and Africa’s ChildrenMadonna usually only makes headlines in the world’s tabloids.
Headlines tracked the debt-to-GDP ratio’s climb from 100% in 2007 to 180% this year, yet little attention was paid to private-sector debt.
The IMF rarely makes front-page headlines in the United States or other big countries, except when there is a racy personal dimension.
Though North Korea’s increasingly provocative behavior will likely continue to dominate headlines, the success of Moon’s presidency will hinge largely upon his economic policies.
For every disaster and high-profile case that hits the headlines, there are many more that we never hear about.
While not always evident from the headlines, an underlying cause of the eurozone crisis – and now an obstacle for growth in the south – has been the divergence in production costs that developed between the peripheral countries, notably the “south” (specifically, Greece, Spain, Italy, and Portugal) and the “north” (for simplicity, Germany) during the first decade after the introduction of the euro.
Megafunding Drug ResearchSEATTLE – As price-gouging practices by a handful of drug companies attract headlines, one troubling aspect of the story remains underplayed.
Back to AfghanistanWhile the unremitting violence in Iraq grabs the world’s headlines, Afghanistan still struggles for peace.
The biggest headlines about IPCC errors concern a claim about melting Himalayan glaciers that it made in its 2007 report on the likely impacts of climate change.
The Red/Green alliance will make the headlines much less with its accomplishments and much more with its quarrels, disagreements, and ultimate break-up.
News headlines are unlikely to reveal the damage that Trump has done to America’s intelligence-sharing relationships by his failure to grasp his responsibility to protect information vital to national security.
Not long from now, both men will most likely provoke headlines such as the following: “Professors Earn ‘A’ in Economics, but Flunk Politics.”
While campaigning in the Munich suburb of Trudering, Merkel, speaking from a beer tent, delivered a powerful speech that dominated headlines on both sides of the Atlantic.
On the day, newspaper headlines tended to interpret this letter as the beginning of a roll-back by France and Germany from their previous commitment to a politically integrated Union.
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