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According to the latest so-called international scientific 'consensus' this "temperature shock" will happen towards the end of the next century if no special actions are taken to prevent climate change.
For example, the latest IPCC estimates are that Chinese GNP could be reduced by between 4% and 13% by about the year 2,020.
The latest report from the International Atomic Energy Agency has verified that there has been no diversion of Iran’s civil nuclear program to weapons development.
First and foremost, the EU must, at the latest during the Swedish presidency in the first half of 2001, set a definite timetable for the first round of enlargement.
But, as the latest evidence shows, delaying action will mean higher costs later.
The 147 students killed in an attack by the extremist group Al-Shabab at a college close to Kenya’s border with Somalia are only the latest victims in a succession of outrages in which educational institutions have been singled out for attack.
In the depraved minds of terrorists, each attack has its own simple logic; the latest shootings, for example, are revenge by Al-Shabab for Kenya’s intervention in Somalia’s civil war.
But voter turnout in the latest presidential election (80% in the first round, and 81% in the second round) leaves no doubt: our current system is strong, and we French are attached to it.
Although the latest plan contains a seemingly endless list of specific projects and goals, the major new theme this year is “supply-side restructuring,” a term that includes a wide range of policies aimed at boosting economic growth and living standards.
The latest episode came just last month, when, in the space of a few days, ten-year German bond yields went from five basis points to almost 80.
In the United States, the latest economic data – including a weak labor market – confirm that growth is anemic, with output in the second half of 2012 unlikely to be significantly stronger than the 1.6% annual gain recorded in January-June.
Cyprus is almost out of the euro, its banks’ collapse having been delayed by the European Central Bank’s provision of Emergency Liquidity Assistance, while euroskeptic parties led by Beppe Grillo and Silvio Berlusconi garnered a combined total of 55% of the popular vote in the latest Italian general election.
In the World Economic Forum’s latest report on global competitiveness, Egypt was ranked 139th out of 140 countries for quality of primary education.
The recently completed “stress tests” of US banks are but the latest indication that crony capitalists have now captured Washington, DC.
Ukraine and its partners need to develop a clear strategy and action plan, in case the latest Minsk agreement is torpedoed.
Unless the US and the EU relinquish their grip, the Fund’s latest bid for relevance may well turn out to be its last.
So, regardless of what European leaders decide at their latest summit, it is past time for the international community to act in support of the world’s refugees and others who have been forcibly displaced.
And the World Economic Forum ranked us 75th in its latest Global Competitiveness Report – a ten-spot jump from last year, and the Philippines’ highest ranking since it entered the survey.
The Kingdom and the PowerDENVER – US President Barack Obama supposedly “cleared the air” with Saudi King Salman before the latest meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s capital.
With what sardonic anticipation French readers await the latest on the base doings of our elected officials and their rivals!
The recent United Nations General Assembly meeting in New York offered the latest reminder that in diplomacy, words still matter.
The latest row about the so-called Lisbon Treaty, caused by its rejection in a referendum in Ireland, reminds everyone of Europe’s main problem.
The latest attacks are emerging from the political vacuum left by fallen dictators in the Middle East and North Africa.
Until its latest challenges, democracy seemed to be succeeding (if in fits and starts), and economic growth was as high as 9% in recent years.
(This is just one example of Russia’s tactics, but one that reveals much about how Putin intends to prosecute his latest foreign adventure.)
The possibility that Southeast Asia’s governments might begin to play America and China off against each other is one of the concerns that most animates the latest US quadrennial defense review, which is intended to “focus on the Pacific Ocean” in awareness of China’s growing naval power.
And it shows no signs of diminishing: in the latest fiscal year ending in June, the return was 22.9%.
His latest screed begins with the claim that “Britain’s economic performance since the financial crisis struck has been startlingly bad.”
Gary Cohn, the former Goldman Sachs president and chief operating officer who serves as Trump’s chief economic adviser, is the latest to be frozen out.
As tempting as it may be to attribute these developments to idiosyncratic factors, the latest slowdown in developed countries is not so easily dismissed.
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