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Europe's Defense Investment GapForeign policy disputes between Europe, France in particular, and the US are mounting, and not only over the Israeli-Palestinian bloodbath and the conduct of the anti-terrorism war.
Whether the Mubarak regime is running scared because of the mounting challenges from within and without to hold a free and fair election, or is simply incapable of ridding the party of cheating as a way of life, the present signs do not bode well for next Wednesday’s polls.
Moreover, there is mounting evidence that several of the Boko Haram sympathizers against whom Jonathan railed are members of the PDP’s northern faction.
In the end, mounting economic failure may make Putin follow the pathetic course pioneered by Yeltsin: trying to wash his hands of a failing economy, dismissing governments as the country lurches from crisis to crisis, hoping all the while to remain remote enough to survive.
Shortages of medicines and basic foodstuffs such as milk, sugar, eggs, beef, and chicken abound as a consequence of price controls and mounting inflation.
A very likely downgrade of these insurers’ credit ratings will force banks and financial institutions that hold these risky assets to write them down, adding another $150 billion to the financial system’s mounting losses.
The introduction of income taxes and UK labor laws in the late 19 th century led to nearly a century of mounting state intervention in the economy, a process that accelerated after independence.
In fact, Europe’s interest in mounting an effective response to the crisis extends beyond values.
Industries are becoming increasingly complex and global competition is mounting.
A decade later, a global crisis is on the agenda once again, only this time it has assumed the form of a mounting trade war between the United States and China.
If that is true, what should we think of today’s mounting economic nationalism, sometimes euphemistically described as “economic patriotism”?
But it is also a fragile framework, confronting mounting challenges.
At least they paid some attention to the mounting scientific evidence.
American politicians who fret about America's mounting current account deficit should also have shown concern.
All this barrier-building reflects mounting public concern about citizens from the new member states emigrating to take advantage of generous welfare systems in the Union.
In “Baron Noir” (Black Baron), a popular French TV series, a president engulfed in a financial scandal nearly escapes public indignity by mounting a coalition against EU deficit fines.
The result was mounting public debt, which has now reached 70% of GDP, and a widening deficit, which has now reached nearly 11% of GDP.
Indeed, evidence is mounting that they foster harmful trade diversion by increasing discrimination against non-members through differential use of anti-dumping actions.
Despite his mounting legal problems and increasingly dubious legitimacy, Trump has continued to wreck the post-war international order that America helped to create.
Solid economic expansion and one of the world’s fastest-growing stock markets have not helped the country avert a deepening political crisis and mounting ethnic violence since disputed presidential election results in December.
Putin will not be able to withstand mounting dissent from affluent urban areas and the country’s burgeoning middle class.
The outflows also reflect concerns about China’s economic prospects, including mounting financial risks, as well as fears among some wealthy Chinese that they may be targeted by President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption drive.
This can also be applied in the United Kingdom, where evidence is mounting that Russian money and social media activities played a role in securing victory for the Brexiteers in June 2016.
In recent years, this long-running debate has become increasingly contentious – and the costs of stalemate are mounting.
Elsewhere in Asia, structural problems are also mounting.
But, given mounting Russian and Chinese militarization, it is critical to avoid adding fuel to the fire.
At a time of economic downturn, domestic banks find government bonds a safe place to park their money, making it less difficult for the government to finance its mounting fiscal deficit.
Pessimists note that our mounting economic woes around the world are being used as an excuse for inaction on cuts in carbon emissions.
The evidence of such collusion is mounting.
It certainly is not attracted by the return and seemingly riskless security of US government paper – both of which are much in play in an era of zero interest rates and mounting concerns about default.
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