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Such an outcome would mean that governments could recoup hundreds of billions of dollars in tobacco-related health-care costs and force the release of internal industry documents.
The Commission’s own internal culture of cautiousness and red tape is a constraint that nobody in Brussels much likes to talk about.
In Lebanon – a small country beset by its own internal difficulties – Syrians now make up more than a quarter of the population.
After centuries of enslavement and colonial rule, and decades of economic mismanagement or internal conflict, can Africa stage a rapid comeback?
South Africa’s internal problems, most notably the upsurge in the AIDS epidemic, have been well documented since the ANC came to power more than ten years ago, but the country’s stance as a player within the international community has been less obvious.
One option is that eurozone members remain sovereign and claim back their monetary powers, which implies not only the death of the euro, but also a threat to the internal market and to the EU’s very existence.
Natan Sharansky said that this tactic – the West tracking and demanding accountability for the treatment of individual internal dissenters – helped break up the Soviet Union.
If the UK were to remain, like Norway and Iceland, part of the European internal market, the economic damage would be limited.
The EU’s remaining members might agree more easily on common policies regarding internal and external security and foreign policy; but, for Germany, it would become harder to champion free trade and oppose protectionism.
The prevailing strategy in Europe remains simply to force internal devaluation on the southern countries, with excessive austerity aimed at causing severe wage and price deflation.
While some internal devaluation is being achieved, it is producing so much economic and social dislocation – and, increasingly, political upheaval – that there is no supply response, despite the accompanying structural reforms.
Viewed from this perspective, selective interventions, such as a proposed ban on internal combustion engines after 2030, would thus be counterproductive.
Germany needs the EU to surmount its current crisis, deepen the internal market, and develop a common defense and security policy, so that it can reap the benefits of European integration.
For France and others, the key is collective action, both at home and abroad, which will require improved links between internal and external security agencies, together with greater risk awareness within civil society, along Israeli lines.
The third likely member in Merkel’s new coalition, the Greens, would hardly be able to counterbalance these internal forces.
Second, a better EMU needs a real single market, which is Europe’s best means of restoring growth and righting internal imbalances.
Most of today’s conflicts – in Colombia, Somalia, the DRC, Sudan, and now even Iraq and Afghanistan – are internal.
In drawing Africa's internal borders, imperialists ignored tribal differences, leaving some densely populated countries, such as Nigeria, without a dominant tribe or splitting famously cohesive tribes, such as the Ewe, between two countries (Ghana and Togo).
Such a sea change would have profound implications for French policies across a broad spectrum, from internal EU issues and economics to foreign policy and Europe’s role in the world.
Yet the prime minister never attends EU meetings and the foreign minister systematically leaves internal EU decisions to a junior secretary of state or a diplomatic representative.
Because the growth of these cities has been accelerated and magnified by productive technologies, rapid internal migration, and high net reproduction rates, many have reached unprecedented sizes at breathless speed.
It is plausible to complain, as many commentators do, that the European Union is taking too long to sort out its essential internal reforms.
The result is that the BRICs will look for compensating power, and military and strategic influence and prestige, as a way to solve internal problems.
Moreover, Europeans will also have to resolve a number of internal tensions.
So long as left-wing parties seemed suspect, implausible or even semi-revolutionary, center-right parties could conceal their internal contradictions.
Reliance on financial institutions’ internal models, the major focus of the Basel II agreement on banking regulation, should be discarded.
Other imperatives include shrinking the budget deficit, removing internal barriers to trade, and encouraging private investment.
Even if North Korea does not change its policy, total economic isolation may bring about an end to its nuclear program, by sowing internal discord and, ultimately, triggering the regime’s collapse.
It is nevertheless comforting that Europe’s differences on global issues have not had an excessive impact on the EU’s internal dynamics.
The European Union remains preoccupied with its own internal disputes, and the United States, under President Donald Trump, has abandoned multilateralism and weakened the institutions needed to solve complex challenges such as the threat of technological unemployment from automation.
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