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The resulting vacuum has been filled by various currents of political Islam, terrorism, protest movements, uprisings, secession attempts by national or religious minorities, and aspiring regional hegemons (Iran and Saudi Arabia).
These
movements
have created the space for forward-thinking politicians to take action.
Much of the new battle over lifestyles is undoubtedly misunderstood, perhaps because debates about them are conducted in a simplistic way: anti-global
movements
versus multi-nationals, environmentalists versus corporate polluters, small farmers versus agro-business, and so on.
Although Egypt and Tunisia’s pro-democracy
movements
achieved rapid regime change, uncertainties remain in those countries, too.
Thousands of names fell out of the history, people’s deeds were “passed” to others, and the nature, motives, and activities of parties, groups, national movements, and classes were distorted.
All it takes to have a visa denied or canceled is to sympathize with human-rights
movements
in China or express any view that contradicts the CCP’s position.
And you need only check in with some of your classmates who have populated the Occupy
movements
around the world to sense the widespread resentment of financiers and the top 1% of income earners to whom they largely cater (and often belong).
Bismarck once referred to this skill as the ability to intuit God’s
movements
in history, and seize the hem of His garment as He sweeps past.
Our models are, to put it bluntly, useless for predicting currency
movements
over a few weeks or months.
The power of faith-based
movements
in the US is undeniable, and their influence in other areas where science and politics meet, including the availability of certain drugs – the so-called “morning after” pill being one example – is growing.
In Moldova, citizens continue to protest a controversial electoral law that favors the country’s two largest political parties, at the expense of smaller
movements.
Worse still, the extremist activism has already spread to neighboring Belgium and the Netherlands, which now have Yellow Vest
movements
of their own.
In one way or another, many of today’s populist parties and
movements
draw financial support from the Kremlin.
Both Brexit and Trump were powered by an unstable alliance between two very different, even contradictory,
movements.
Moreover, as public confidence in the de-linked oil currencies increases over time, dollar indexation of private contracts will diminish, and currency
movements
will have a greater impact on overall prices.
It is to be hoped that Ukraine’s Russian-speaking citizens, having witnessed the economic despair – and sometimes the bloodshed – caused by the Kremlin’s manufactured pro-autonomy movements, will realize that they are being turned into Putin’s pawns.
After China’s government became aware that independent grassroots
movements
could convince ordinary Chinese where government propaganda had failed, it lifted its initial ban on reporting on Tibet.
And all this has supported the growth of more extreme political parties and/or anti-establishment
movements.
Bush argued that the desire for freedom and democracy were universal and not culture-bound, and that America would be dedicated to the support of democratic
movements
“with the ultimate goal of ending tyranny in our world.”
Central to the world’s concerns about the region is the complex reality of the two Taliban
movements
– one in Afghanistan, over which Pakistan’s powerful Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence has a great deal of control, and one in Pakistan itself, which is waging an increasingly vicious guerrilla war against the Pakistani government.
But, if one considers what might underlie capital
movements
of this sort, suspicion must also fall on unsustainable policies that extend to countries well outside the eurozone.
They share Western concerns about a revival of the Afghan Taliban and their potential support for extremist Islamist
movements
in other Central Asian countries.
The liberal bureaucracy, in its attempt to privatise state property as soon as possible and thus create a class of proprietors to ensure the stability of market reforms, lost control over capital
movements
in the financial sphere, allowing several big financial industrial groups to become what was later termed the "oligarchy".
After a lukewarm reaction to the uprisings, Europe was eager to show its support for democratic
movements
in the region.
Populist
movements
have targeted “experts” and “elites,” who are now asking themselves what they could have done differently to manage the forces of globalization and technological innovation.
They formed and voted for radical political
movements
that blended economic and social utopianism with increasingly militant nationalism.
These
movements
against globalization, which culminated in World War II, helped to destroy the contemporary international order.
In short, because the RTSS made cross-border capital
movements
much easier, short-term flows have become a major factor in determining the RMB’s exchange rate.
Thus, “’68” symbolized the end of revolutionary myths – to the benefit of liberation
movements
extending from the 1970’s until now.
But repression of all Arab opposition
movements
by the region’s monarchs and secular dictators meant that “protection of the Mosque” became the only umbrella under which to engage politically.
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