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The list of challenges facing Myanmar’s leaders is long, and overcoming most of them will be neither quick nor easy.
The Future of ForceMUNICH – At the World Economic Forum’s recent annual meeting in Davos, I participated in a panel of defense leaders to discuss the future of the military.
Those fears are testing political leaders in the world's richest countries.
Second, the violence has strengthened the political process, with one-time IRA leaders standing shoulder to shoulder with the police to condemn the murders.
But the main problem facing Bannon’s effort is that right-wing populist leaders are a disparate bunch.
Trump clearly feels more comfortable speaking to dictators than democratically elected leaders.
It is time for Asia’s leaders to recognize that the lack of private funding for infrastructure projects cannot be reduced to one or even two problems, and to develop comprehensive solutions that account for the full scope of the challenge.
It is time for Asia’s leaders to step up.
But while many EU leaders were relieved to see Macron elected, it is often because they hope he will give a new lease on life to the old project, rather than a radical break with the past.
It is understandable that European leaders would latch onto Brexit as the one thing EU member states can agree on.
Can Macron’s method allow EU leaders to break the vicious circle of technocracy and populism, and end the paralysis of the last decade?
Compared to Le Pen and her team, Europe’s leaders seem woefully underprepared.
But that does not mean that EU leaders should simply warn that a Le Pen victory would spell the end of the EU and leave it at that.
Instead, EU leaders should be considering to what extent they would be able to work around a Le Pen presidency.
Would other EU leaders be able to form an informal coalition with those elements of the French government?
Europe’s leaders must also begin thinking about how they should respond to Le Pen’s request to renegotiate the terms of France’s EU membership, and to what extent they should resist her efforts to remove France from the rest of Europe.
Such plans may never have to be implemented, but Europe’s leaders should make them now, rather than wishing later that they had.
The problem is that these parties seem outdated to many younger voters, regardless of their leaders’ age.
The question is whether the party’s leaders think they can secure a simultaneous victory against Les Republicains and the center-left Socialists.
Either way, eurozone leaders would be better off taking action now, rather than waiting for the single currency’s next moment of truth.
Indeed, few local leaders reported what they were doing, one reason why few people are aware of how extensive this effort at SOE reform has been.
The first step toward sustainable economic growth is to recognize, as China’s leaders have, that pollution – produced largely through coal-fired power plants – is profoundly damaging citizens’ lives and livelihoods, particularly in major cities like Beijing and Shanghai.
But once the TNC makes the transition toward becoming an elected body, the more charismatic CT Director Mahmoud Jibril and the astute council spokesman Abdul Hafiz Ghoga may emerge as the rebels’ true leaders.
Municipal councils in Bayda, Darna, and Tobruk have pledged their support for the TNC, and fighters who battled American forces in Iraq have lined up behind the body’s military leaders.
And the vague slogans that its leaders are currently offering will likely be viewed as hollow promises.
To maintain that support, however, opposition leaders must ensure that they can respond to their constituents’ demands.
But Chinese leaders also highlighted other important factors, not all of which China’s leaders seem to be heeding today.
But overseeing a faltering economy was hardly the only mistake Soviet leaders made.
The second lesson that China’s leaders have failed to appreciate adequately is the need to avoid imperial overreach.
Despite early signs of trouble – which, together with the Soviet Union’s experience, should give the CPC pause – China seems to be determined to push ahead with the BRI, which the country’s leaders have established as a pillar of their new “grand strategy.”
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