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The leadership seemed to be moving away from the ancien regime of Jiang.
Finally, Hu, Wen, and the rest of the top leadership have turned themselves into superb firefighters with an uncanny ability to, in Party parlance, “nip the seeds of opposition before they sprout.”
Similarly, on all aspects of European defense integration within the European Union, France had long been the most ardent advocate of the sanctity of national sovereignty; her recent rapprochement to NATO was possible only because the Western Alliance, with the collapse of its old rival, has become a more traditional military pact anyway, less shaped by American leadership and more open to intergovernmental bargaining.
This is the kind of leadership Latin America does indeed deserve.
His was foxy leadership at its best.
The good news is that North Korea’s leadership seems to understand that its current troubles stem from its grossly inefficient economic system.
Kim Jong-il was said to have died suddenly of a heart attack, though he had been dying of cancer for some time – a subterfuge aimed at concealing Kim Kyong-hui’s de facto leadership during her brother’s cancer treatments.
Thus, Morales’s leadership brought together three strongly symbolic dimensions: nationalist sentiment, concern for the poor, and emerging ethnic pride among Bolivia’s native peoples.
Hamas has, in the past, cooperated with some of the Salafis, assuming they would stand behind Hamas’s leadership.
In early 2012, when the Chinese leadership moved toward stronger private ownership, stocks in the private-sector sub-index outperformed the state-owned sector sub-index on both the Shanghai and Hong Kong stock exchanges.
In rebuilding Europe physically, politically, and socially after World War II, they demonstrated the value of transformative political leadership.
And that weakness is increasingly undermining his leadership.
The Danish People's Party leadership is frank about its hate-list: "those who betray, who transfer power from Denmark to Brussels, who agree with having a multi-ethnic society."
But, in searching for the “next big thing,” the world ignores the fact that the US remains the only power capable of providing global leadership and ensuring some semblance of international order.
The BRICS have also failed to fulfill their promise of international leadership.
Rather than focusing our attention on alternatives to US leadership, we should be emphasizing its importance – an approach that would help to spur the US to rededicate itself to its international responsibilities.
But none of Obama’s predecessors achieved any of these goals, either, whereas he can claim credit for the killing of Osama bin Laden and more than half of al-Qaeda’s top leadership.
But they miss the point, for they imagine leadership as the equivalent of a nineteenth-century cavalry charge, in which the general is either out front carrying the flag or following along in the rear.
Former Prime Minister Netanyahu focused not only on a politics of confrontation with the Palestinian leadership under Yassir Arafat, but also cultivated a politics of internal confrontation - between religious and secular Jews, between "old timers" and newcomers from the former Soviet Union, between European and Middle Eastern Jews (Ashkenazi versus Sephardi).
Nigeria has always sought a leadership role in Africa and its diaspora.
And, indeed, Mohammad Shtayyeh, a member of the Fatah central committee, has already pledged that the Palestinian leadership, in coordination with Jordan and other Arab states, will resist the dictate.
George Osborne, the UK’s chancellor of the exchequer, has argued against British leadership in the fight against climate change.
And, thanks to the visionary leadership of Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg, this imperative is receiving the attention it deserves.
Under pressure from the board, Watson resigned his position as chancellor of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, an institution that under his leadership has become one of the world’s leading research and educational institutions in the biological sciences.
Who is to say how the Chinese leadership would respond to a future pro-democracy uprising that threatened to undermine the regime?
Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan are willing to broker peace, and perhaps save the Palestinians from their own worst leadership.
Bennett, among other things a former chief of staff for Netanyahu, may or may not provide the Israeli right with a new leadership style.
In a sense, this is the definition of true leadership: to take a country and its people to a better future which is not yet clear to most but that has been partly discovered and partly created by those in power who hold an unerring sense of direction.
The key to this progress is stronger African leadership and more accountable governance.
But, for all the recent PLA and other activity, when the country’s leadership transition (which has made many key central officials nervous) is completed at the end of this year, there is reason to hope that a more restrained Chinese position will be articulated.
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