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It is precisely now, when no immediate threat looms, that defense must be contemplated.
Like the Balkans, the far shores of the Mediterranean are part of the EU’s immediate security zone.
It is naive to assume that the most populous EU member state could and should keep out of a crisis situation in a region with immediate manifold European and German security interests.
The views of the Japanese on their country’s wartime history are deeply divided, reflecting political battle lines drawn in the immediate aftermath of the war, when Japan was under Allied occupation.
The immediate threat is gone.
It seems clear, however, that his more immediate goal is to expose the West’s double standards, thereby breaking down Western barriers to his pursuit of Russian interests.
After all, whatever the deeper causes of the French Revolution of 1789, the immediate trigger was a public-finance crisis.
Europe must not only put forward a clear demand for an immediate cease-fire and the end to Syrian and Iranian meddling in Lebanon, it must also provide the means to enforce it as well as massive support for Lebanon’s reconstruction.
The UN’s false alarms also have had more immediate negative effects.
But education for displaced people is lost in this framework between humanitarian aid, which focuses on immediate needs such as food and shelter, and development aid, which targets longer-term projects.
But none of this means that a doomsday scenario – an immediate run on the dollar, or foreign creditors abruptly stampeding to the exits – is likely.
But there is strong evidence that once the immediate crisis was over, lack of demand for credit played a far larger role than restricted supply in impeding economic growth.
During the immediate postwar occupation, US military planners had to impose new currency regimes and central banking institutions.
This would entail a number of immediate and longer-term steps.
In order to defuse the current economic panic, Iranian officials have proposed a nine-step plan, in which they would gradually suspend production of medium-enriched uranium in exchange for the immediate dismantling of sanctions.
That immediate access to cash very likely saved the boy’s life.
This requires the immediate establishment of a judicial body, whose legitimacy would be based on the same multilateral process that was sought prior to the war.
The Great BacklashNEW YORK – In the immediate aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis, policymakers’ success in preventing the Great Recession from turning into Great Depression II held in check demands for protectionist and inward-looking measures.
After all, there was no immediate emergency, and everybody would have understood if Sarkozy had waited another two or three years before risking his reputation on reviving the idea of a European constitution.
The EU’s political will to counter its increasing dependence on Russia in the immediate future is thus open to serious doubt.
Though the threat is substantial, it is not immediate, so governments continue to pursue other priorities, allowing the threat to grow, largely out of sight.
Some have, of course, been purged in power struggles, such as the one that led to the fall of Hua Guofeng, Mao’s immediate successor, in the early 1980s.
But all this potential strength may be to no avail if Europeans do not solve the immediate problems stemming from financial markets’ loss of confidence in the euro.
To be sure, the immediate crisis will most likely be resolved through a series of imperfect compromises – both at the EU level and within Germany’s governing coalition.
As Europe continues down the road of digital transformation, the possibilities for growth are immediate and significant.
The immediate reason for Social Democracy's enduring appeal is foreign policy.
Indeed, when radical innovations are first rolled out, their immediate effect is to reduce, not raise, productivity.
Looking beyond the EU’s immediate response, Trump’s move raises two larger questions for Europe.
Banks’ balance sheets would receive an immediate boost, as would the heavily indebted countries’ budgets.
Like every financial crisis enabled by unsustainable economic policies, finding a way out requires both immediate and medium-term remedies.
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