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Meanwhile, the euro group would pursue far greater fiscal integration, in addition to their current cooperation.
Meanwhile, the first two “arrows” of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s economic program – radical monetary-policy easing and increased government spending – seem to have given the country’s long-stagnant economy a lift.
Meanwhile, the types of structural changes that Argentina needs have not been made.
Meanwhile, as the crisis has deepened, a new consensus about Europe’s monetary union has emerged.
Meanwhile, the non-tradable side should grow.
Meanwhile, the Commission already polices the internal market – one of Europe’s major policy successes – by monitoring member states’ compliance with the single market’s rules.
Meanwhile, large emerging markets such as China, India, and Brazil are unlikely to fill the void, as they will remain keen to protect their national sovereignty and room to maneuver.
Meanwhile, in Russia, the further the economy plunges, the more defiant Putin becomes.
Meanwhile, US weakness has opened the door to Russia’s resumption of Cold War practices in the region.
Meanwhile, young Africans are largely working in the informal economy, where they enter into ad hoc arrangements that lie beyond the purview of government regulation and taxation.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Qatar are unwilling to support any solution that includes Assad.
Meanwhile, Japan appears determined to extricate itself from many of the military constraints imposed on it (and, until recently, embraced by the vast majority of Japanese) as a result of its aggressive behavior in the 1930’s and 1940’s.
Meanwhile, public health officials in many parts of the world struggle to respond to disease outbreaks, owing to a dearth of labs and clinics.
Meanwhile, wage growth remains strong and uninterrupted.
Meanwhile, with the EU increasingly viewed as a source of economic crisis, political turmoil, and unwanted migrants, the risk that Britons will vote to leave in a referendum due before the end of 2017 is rising.
Meanwhile, on the Kingdom’s southern border, Saudi leaders now face a very dangerous and uncertain situation in Yemen, the region’s weakest state, where Al Qaeda elements continue to require international attention.
Meanwhile, Europe’s southern neighborhood is still caught up in a highly uncertain process of sociopolitical transition.
Meanwhile, the international community has been disastrously divided.
Meanwhile, the international community collectively fails to protect vast populations of vulnerable migrants, such as the millions stranded by the recent conflicts in North Africa.
Meanwhile, our most fundamental institutions – schools, police, and the courts – must be re-engineered to reflect and respond to the diversity of our communities, which is now a fact of life.
Meanwhile, the Global Forum on Migration and Development, established in 2007, has quickly become an important means of fostering knowledge and partnerships.
Meanwhile, famine in the Horn of Africa continues.
Meanwhile, the physical sciences offer new ways to think about the impact of climate change on Africa’s food and water supply.
Meanwhile, European farmers will suffer through more droughts like the one they endured this summer, as will other food producers around the world.
Meanwhile, the leaders of the eurozone’s northern member countries continue to push for more serious implementation of structural reform.
Meanwhile, in about 2005, I was in South Africa with a small group advising former President Thabo Mbeki and his government about its IT policy.
Meanwhile, the Obama administration has pushed through two important regulatory changes that could free up billions of dollars in private capital for social-impact investing, including pay-for-success schemes.
Meanwhile, calls by major civil-society organizations, business leaders, and top academics for the appointment of an autonomous and effective attorney general and anti-corruption prosecutor have met considerable resistance.
Meanwhile, in the private sector, agribusinesses spend much more on research than all public agricultural research institutes together.
Meanwhile, rich countries continue to subsidize and protect their farmers, thereby undermining food production in developing countries.
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