Isolation
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And participation in the Olympics suggests that international
isolation
is a temporary fact of life, a toll on the road to fully recognized nuclear status.
Once the Games are over, the North will be facing a long winter of opprobrium and
isolation.
Iran must decide whether it wants to follow the North Korean route to international isolation, or some variation on the Chinese route to integration into the global economy.
As Hamas knows, the US holds the key to ending the political
isolation
imposed on it after its victory in 2006.
Xi recognized that “China cannot develop itself in
isolation
from the world, and the world needs China for global prosperity.”
The Western world will rush to demand more sanctions and more
isolation.
What can even more
isolation
achieve?
Fortunately, few in the country are supporters of the hoary concept of “splendid isolation.”
Similarly, though China remains fundamentally dissatisfied with its southern land borders and its sea borders to the east and southeast, its current leaders fear that
isolation
would result from an assertive and aggressive foreign policy.
If this determination, and Pakistan’s ensuing diplomatic isolation, prompts Pakistani generals to rethink their policy of sponsoring terrorism as an instrument of state policy, peace between the neighbors could once again become a possibility.
We shall see whether the United States – with its economic strength, relative geographical isolation, and strong institutions – is better protected than Turkey against the influence of Putin’s malign example.
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.
But, despite the force with which intensifying economic hardship and diplomatic
isolation
are pushing the Kremlin toward cooperation, a political compromise must be handled carefully.
To Iran, European diplomats offered a choice between two futures: one in which Iran would freeze its nuclear program and end its international isolation; and one in which it would maintain its program and face ever-harsher sanctions, and possibly war.
In contrast to these titans of dissent, we are empowered with the instruments of social media to spread the word, overcome isolation, and mobilize millions in support of reform and renewal.
Indeed, Hamas is convinced that any success for Abbas and the Palestinian Authority will further discredit its rule and increase its
isolation
in besieged Gaza.
The Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, suffering for more than four years from siege and isolation, are apathetic to the UN bid.
Even when governments decide to implement policies that enable economic upgrading and adaptation, they cannot do so in
isolation.
Is Burma, like South Africa under de Klerk, truly poised to emerge from a half-century of self-imposed
isolation?
Despite her two decades of house arrest and isolation, Suu Kyi possesses two of the gifts that enabled Mandela to carry out his great task: a reassuring serenity and an utter lack of vindictiveness.
Recent events suggest one possible explanation: Burma’s rulers have grown wary of China’s almost smothering embrace – a result of the country’s international
isolation.
For both Suu Kyi and Thein Sein, every step from now on will be delicate, to be calibrated with the same care and deliberation that Mandela and de Klerk used in bridging their differences and leading their country out of
isolation.
And US President Barack Obama’s decision to send Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to Burma to meet Thein Sein is another clear sign that the world is ready to end the country’s
isolation.
A believer in the essentially political nature of Haiti’s tragedy, Fernandez rightly aspires to turn the current crisis into the lever for state-building, Haiti’s extraction from political isolation, and its maturation into an active member of the regional and world community.
Russia should be made to understand that it is welcome to join the effort – or risk further
isolation.
The Shia-Sunni divide has existed from the dawn of Islam, but the geographical and ethnic
isolation
of non-Arab Shiite Iran, together with Sunni Arab countries’ dominance of their Shia minorities, mostly kept this rivalry in the background.
Host community supervisors look at business units in
isolation
from the international group to which they belong.
For starters, while economists are correct to point out that bilateral trade deficits cannot be considered in isolation, the fact remains that China’s surplus with the US – which hit a new record in September – is politically unsustainable.
The key here is to avoid the trap of protectionism and international
isolation.
The coordinated expulsion of Russian spies from the EU and the United States was a victory for British diplomacy; and suspicions that the Russians were exploiting Britain’s increasing
isolation
seem to have mobilized NATO.
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