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The serious, realistic, and sober peace process that we have begun with the FARC could end the internal armed conflict in Colombia, implying the defeat, once and for all, of the continent’s guerrilla groups and bringing down the curtain on a half-century of senseless violence.
Creating a rule of law and institutions for political participation has lagged behind economic growth, and growing inequality, massive internal migration, an inadequate social safety net, and corruption could foster political instability.
But while Xi has thus far managed to deal with an increasingly complex and hostile external economic environment, many serious internal concerns could easily erupt into bigger problems.
For example, in recent years the internal bloc politics among its member states produced a Human Rights Council with little interest in fair procedures or the advance of human rights.
That is why, in advance of the September parliamentary elections, the regime is increasingly directing citizens’ attention toward internal “threats” – that is, political opponents and supposed “traitors.”
Without the additional money that GIPS central banks created in excess of their countries’ requirements for internal circulation, trade deficits could not have been sustained, and the GIPS’ commercial banks would have been unable to prop up asset prices (which all too often were those of government bonds).
Because Pemex, unlike the Brazilian and Colombian state-owned oil companies, will not be listed on the New York or Mexico City stock exchanges, internal reform will be postponed or half-baked.
Nevertheless, this enforced fiscal discipline, combined with individual states’ own internal budgetary procedures, has prevented a large scale state-level fiscal crisis from occurring in the US since the Great Depression.
Deng Xiaoping warned his compatriots to eschew external adventures that might jeopardize internal development.
In fact, the differences are huge, and many are rooted in the Kingdom’s internal attitudes and policies.
For only vigorous internal rivalry will make Spain’s companies nimble enough to prosper in risk-filled emerging economies.
If internal elections become widespread, the lines of ideological disagreement within elite circles might become more clearly drawn, which could further spur calls for some kind of representative institutional structure.
Tortured by my own brother (Museveni's chief of internal security), I was released after local and international pressure, and I left Uganda for Britain.
The unmanageable wave of immigration in 2015 showed that Europe has too few internal and external border controls.
Europe sometimes seems more concerned about is own institutional arrangements and internal affairs than about its global responsibilities.
However, whereas previous waves of terrorism in Europe stemmed from internal conflicts, today’s deadly surge is linked to instability outside the continent.
Unless democrats proceed in a timely manner to build Europe’s internal structure as a single political entity, others will build it their way -- and democrats will be left with only their eyes to cry.
The internal warfare may be quieter since John Kelly took over as White House Chief of Staff and imposed more order in the West Wing.
In the aftermath of the Madrid bombings, the EU focused on internal aspects of the fight against terrorism.
But now that Europe's internal economic boundaries have been mostly removed, and the political objective has shifted to political unification, integration may no longer be so market-friendly.
That debate stems from the fact that capitalism, or the market economy, cannot simply go on forever, driven by an internal momentum or dynamic.
Cameron’s spokesmen said in July that, at his first meeting with the new Commission president, Cameron would seek a prestigious portfolio, such as the internal market, for Hill.
Resolution 1701 presupposes – in addition to separating the combatants – enforcement of the internal and external sovereignty of Lebanon’s elected government, without saying how this is to be accomplished given Hezbollah’s superior military power relative to the government’s forces.
The deflationary impact of internal devaluation is compounded by the rule, reinforced in the 2012 “fiscal compact,” that eurozone countries are wholly responsible for their own debts and thus must adopt strict budgetary discipline.
Moreover, the tumult is now threatening to spread to two more nearby countries, Afghanistan and Pakistan, which already are facing myriad internal challenges.
Pakistan’s internal struggles – from inter-communal conflict to relentless terrorist activity – are well known.
That leaves China’s government with little choice other than to turn to internal demand and tackle the Four Uns head on.
As the billionaire Steve Forbes recently wrote in his eponymous magazine, “Outsiders are amazed that much of India resembles pre-revolutionary France, with many internal barriers standing in the way of economic efficiency and growth.”
Greece’s troubles have encouraged some to wonder aloud if the euro zone can survive its growing internal imbalances.
The euro was created partly in order to bolster internal market efficiency and prevent currency volatility.
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