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China’s environmental activists, meanwhile, have focused on the “politically safe” issues of protecting biodiversity, recycling, and environmental education.
Meanwhile, South Korea has been mired in a corruption scandal that culminated in the impeachment of its president, Park Geun-hye.
Meanwhile, French troops, with the support of other European Union members – notably Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Poland, Romania, and Sweden – are now deployed for putatively humanitarian reasons in the Central African Republic and Chad, where they have already clashed with Sudanese government forces.
Meanwhile, Labour leaders, who had also sought the Murdochs’ favor, have vowed to block News Corporation’s bid for full ownership of Britain’s largest pay-television broadcaster.
Meanwhile, Sanders is preaching a political revolution.
Meanwhile, support for the European Union’s enlightened values has eroded.
Meanwhile, with Europe too enfeebled to tame Trump, the US will aim to force China to deregulate its financial and tech sectors.
Meanwhile, off-grid options may not be sufficient to meet people’s energy needs.
Meanwhile, the cost of renewable energy is falling; energy efficiency is improving, both for generating equipment and for the machines to be powered; and innovative digital technologies are facilitating the management of electricity services.
Meanwhile, social movements in the Middle East, India, Russia, Malawi, the US, and elsewhere have challenged corruption, demanding increased accountability and transparency from governments and business leaders.
Meanwhile, asset purchases have caused the balance sheets of major central banks to swell to unprecedented levels.
The World Trade Organization, meanwhile, has wasted valuable time on the irrelevant Doha round.
Meanwhile, the European Union and China are pressing to close their own deals in Asia and elsewhere.
Meanwhile, the military and economic opportunity costs of this misadventure become increasingly clear.
Meanwhile, the Assad regime benefits from the fact that parts of the country that it no longer controls cannot be called “liberated zones,” given the prevailing chaos and extremism in these areas.
Meanwhile, budget imbalances remain, and have been aggravated by the current oil embargo.
Meanwhile, Egypt's sagging economy, high unemployment rate, and rampant corruption have driven many Egyptian youngsters to despair.
Meanwhile, by driving up blood sugar in its initial stages, TB can aggravate or lead to diabetes.
Meanwhile, in the United States, the controversy over government spying on its citizens seems to have died down, mostly because people are now convinced that their government will only look at the really bad guys.
Meanwhile, America’s relationship with its traditional Arab allies – the region’s conservative Sunni regimes – is faltering, owing largely to US President Barack Obama’s failure to respond effectively in the aftermath of the Arab Spring uprisings.
The Americans, meanwhile, are preparing to retreat from a decade of war in the Afghan hills and valleys.
Meanwhile, citizens wonder why they share this currency, whether it makes sense, and if agreement can be reached on its future.
Meanwhile, the iOS and Android app stores have become both a point of entry for many small businesses and a barrier to entry for new smartphone providers.
Meanwhile, in Germany, the elections this September may have surprising consequences for ECB monetary policy.
Meanwhile, the Middle East remains a region mired in backwardness.
Smaller countries, meanwhile, will be freer to develop according to their own political, cultural, and economic preferences.
Meanwhile, the real economy eked out a decidedly subpar recovery, with real GDP growth holding to a 2.3% trajectory – fully two percentage points below the 4.3% norm of past cycles.
Meanwhile, central bankers around the world have been trained to focus exclusively on inflation.
Meanwhile, in the absence of a crisis that demands political attention, all of the problems and risks that Germany’s previous coalition governments have failed to address will continue to be ignored.
Meanwhile, people in developing countries lack access to simple and effective tools for preventing several of the most common cancers.
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