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The longevity of this new European order will depend on whether or not it is internally open.
According to some studies, at least 137,000 civilians have died violently in Afghanistan and Iraq in the last ten years; among Iraqis alone, there are 1.8 million refugees and 1.7 million internally displaced people.
As the Union reforms itself internally to strengthen its democratic character and become a truly open society, it must not close itself off from those outside it.
Uribe’s second term brings the hope that two million of the country’s dispossessed and internally displaced can become proud stakeholders in Colombia’s now much brighter future.
Uber had failed to conduct a proper background check on the driver, and then proceeded to violate the woman again, by obtaining and distributing her medical records internally.
Phuntsok also claimed that the People’s Liberation Army had not been used to put down the riot – a sensitive issue because China does not like to admit that the PLA is used internally, as it was during the 1989 Tiananmen massacre.
So we must make the single market more open, internally and externally.
Will the West provide the generous and energetic help that Ukraine needs to become more European internally and break from the corruption and oligarchic rule of its post-Soviet economy and society?
Internally, it needs to combine its services more closely.
One in every hundred people in the world today is either a refugee or internally displaced.
There is also a moral and practical case for doing more to ease the plight of refugees and internally displaced persons.
The National Democratic Institute has begun to reimagine refugee camps and camps for internally displaced persons as places where citizens can “find their voice” as voters and participants in democratic processes.
Then and now, Vietnam was the locus of a struggle between the vision of a monolithic Asia and that of an Asia that is open internally and to the world.
Most countries in post-conflict situations suffer from weak fiscal positions, rendering the provision of internally financed subsidies impractical in most cases.
The US needs to struggle with the problem of how to redistribute income internally, especially given highly concentrated ownership of new ideas and technology.
Indeed, internally focused initiatives– the digital single market is one clear example – have significant international impacts, while external events shape life in the EU.
Internally, bringing together different regulatory agencies to create a new integrated approach enhances innovation, because rather than simply follow the old practices of any predecessor agency, the best ideas are chosen.
At least 80,000 people have died, there are almost 1.5 million refugees, and the number of internally displaced persons has risen above four million.
It has played this role with Italy and Spain, but it has met stiff opposition internally and may capitulate soon.
And of the 50 million children who live outside their own countries or have been internally displaced, more than half have been forcibly uprooted, and are facing new threats to their lives and well-being.
Furthermore, the economic war is making it almost impossible for Ukraine to deal with the humanitarian emergency that Russian aggression has caused: more than 6,000 citizens killed, tens of thousands injured, and 1.3 million people internally displaced.
Internally displaced Iraqis, on the other hand, are expected to return to whatever remains of their cities and homes – a process that has been accelerated by the Iraqi Kurds’ renewed push for independence this year.
Internally, President Bashar al-Assad’s government tries to placate its people by feigning reform and portraying protesters as foreign-controlled terrorists.
Such an environment could include carbon pricing, which a growing number of businesses are pursuing internally, and tax credits for carbon efficiency.
Internally, it can adopt reforms that boost institutional efficiency and advance integration.
Pakistan plays host to more refugees than any other country, with 1.5 million registered in the country, in addition to an estimated 3.5 million internally displaced people.
As has been the case on previous occasions, internally displaced people from North Waziristan are unlikely to remain in the camps set up for them in adjoining districts.
Even if the army succeeds in clearing out the militants, some of the internally displaced people, bearing battle scars, will end up in Karachi.
Pakistan must be able to focus internally on its future.
Through discreet but tough controls, Beijing pursues a policy of wai song, nei jin – relaxed on the outside, vigilant internally.
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