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The EU and the War MachineBRUSSELS: For many years, the most glaring weakness in the European Union has been its
inability
to mobilise a common foreign and security policy (CFSP).
Less noticed is a key factor contributing to this malaise: the
inability
of the Maghreb countries – Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, and Tunisia – to increase their economic cooperation.
Nor can enduring autobiographical memory disturbances and
inability
to remember lists be readily attributed to ECT, because ECT is rarely given on its own.
They will be limited, however, by their
inability
to command the stable support of a political bloc.
Inability
to issue eurobonds could result in a disorderly default or devaluation.
In its deadly assault on the Gaza flotilla in May, Netanyahu’s government demonstrated a kind of political autism in its
inability
to realize that even Israel’s best friends no longer wish to accept the humanitarian consequences of the Gaza blockade.
The South Korean and US intelligence services’
inability
to pick up any sign of what had happened attests to the North Korean regime’s opaque character, but also to their own deficiencies.
The attempt by opposition parties last year to impeach South Korea’s President Roh Moo Hyun on the flimsiest of excuses;Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian’s
inability
to pass legislation through a parliament controlled by the opposition Kuomintang;Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo’s stalemated first term and the repeated rumors of looming coup attempts against her: each bears testimony to a form of democratic paralysis in Asia.
The Korean state's
inability
to supervise and manage the impact of financial globalization, made worse not better since the civilian Kim Young Sam assumed power in 1993, is the direct cause of crisis.
Observers often blame Turkey’s deepening plight on its
inability
to reconcile traditional Islam and modernizing Western tendencies, as well as on external events, such as the conflict in Syria.
The
inability
of the official Dutch report to clearly accept responsibility for the failures of the Dutch Battalion underlines once more the bankruptcy of so many UN peacekeeping operations: they have no mandate to stop aggression forcibly, and they are supposed to be neutral.
Even on Iran’s nuclear program, a successful policy course has been neutered by a divided Europe’s
inability
to back its diplomacy with hard-hitting sanctions.
By 2014, he had taken over the presidential palace and surrounded himself by a guard meant to evoke Ottoman splendor, a fairly transparent effort to compensate for his
inability
to shape regional developments according to his – much less his country’s – interests.
Nor is the
inability
to acquire advanced technology a likely cause of national poverty.
The greatest curse is Israel’s
inability
to raise a leadership strong enough to make peace.
It also reeked of the European Union’s peevish realization that its
inability
to get its act together on contentious issues was likely to place it firmly on the sidelines.
But his greatest failure was his
inability
to grasp that successful governance in Iraq requires reaching out to other communities, notably the Sunnis and Kurds.
And domestic politics is being distorted by the
inability
of centrist politicians to address voters’ concerns about the eurozone’s economic policies and its democratic deficit.
The only other option – expelling struggling countries like Greece or Portugal from the eurozone – carries serious short-term risks of contagion, as well as long-term social, economic, and security risks, such as the
inability
to police their borders.
They can be emotional (anxiety, depression, hypochondria, and alienation), cognitive (loss of concentration or recall,
inability
to learn new things, be creative, make decisions), behavioural (abuse of drugs, alcohol, and tobacco, refusal to seek or accept treatment), or physiological (neuroendocrine and immunological dysfunction).
The rest of Asia might be content to sit back and watch the spectacle of Japan’s myopic politics if Japan’s
inability
to work to help stabilize the region did not matter so much.
But, again, although derivatives trading played an important role in the crisis (AIG’s inability, without a government bailout, to honor its risky credit-default swaps is the best example), Glass-Steagall’s repeal did not unleash the riskiest trades in the institutions that failed.
The
inability
of unconventional monetary policies to prevent outright deflation partly reflects the fact that such policies seek to weaken the currency, thereby improving net exports and increasing inflation.
America’s Debt-Ceiling DebacleNEW YORK – When Greece’s sovereign-debt crisis threatened the euro’s survival, US officials called their European counterparts to express bewilderment at their
inability
to resolve the issue.
There is thus a subtle but important difference between my debt-driven demand view and the neo-Keynesian explanation that deleveraging (saving by chastened borrowers) or debt overhang (the
inability
of debt-laden borrowers to spend) is responsible for slow post-crisis growth.
Populist government spending and the
inability
of the supply side of the economy to keep pace has, in turn, led to elevated inflation, while Indian households, worried that no asset looks safe, have taken to investing in gold.
What is more serious is the impression that the American political system, with its
inability
to transcend party divisions and forge national consensus, is increasingly sclerotic.
Competing for lucrative contracts, global powers have preferred to avoid offending Nigeria’s government by drawing attention to its
inability
to protect its citizens or hold criminals accountable.
Their
inability
to unite even in celebrating their shared triumph in World War II is a clear sign of the geopolitical challenges that lie ahead.
And it was the foreign press that detailed the parallel failure of the United Nations, whose agents were on the ground but whose
inability
to call genocide by its proper name led to a comatose response.
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