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Both sides must work to increase mutual understanding and trust through various negotiation mechanisms and to encourage “track II diplomacy” (interactions among smaller non-state actors).
With trade growth slowing, both sides should seek to tap their huge potential for mutual investment as quickly as possible.
But proposals to coordinate policies internationally for mutual benefit are fair.
The vicious jockeying for power that the party faces during its leadership succession this year, and the public rift that has resulted from Bo’s humiliating fall, must have gravely undermined mutual trust among the party’s top leaders.
But the US must not forget that other NATO member states have upheld their commitment to mutual defense and have internalized US priorities.
International cooperation, exemplified by the mutual learning implicit in the E-9 exercise, is also being tapped.
Security questions must be taken seriously, but they carry less and less weight, because a sufficiently long period can be left between the treaty’s conclusion and its full implementation to resolve them by mutual agreement.
But if the two countries fail to overcome their bad old habits of mutual suspicion, their remaining – quite powerful – nuclear arsenals will continue to serve deterrence and self-deterrence.
Rather, it rests on mutual confidence built over years, including by protecting secrets each side acquires through hard and often dangerous work.
While the recovery is far from complete, the love and compassion reflected in the world’s response touched us deeply, as has the survivors’ spirit of perseverance and mutual aid to overcome hardship.
The US-India relationship, despite having become closer, has been burdened by mutual misgivings as of late.
Mutual concessions can be crafted that ensure negligible political fallout for both leaders.
Even India, which has been cautious about deepening its security ties with the US, has now embraced the idea of regional mutual defense – not only with America, but also with Japan and other East Asian countries.
Of course, leaders’ personal relationships are built on something deeper, and in the South Korea-US case there is much to build on, starting with a traditional mix of mutual interests and shared values.
So emerging markets should collaborate to develop health-knowledge networks aimed at facilitating mutual learning.
Moscow will understand a policy based on mutual respect for each other’s interests better than simple appeals to goodwill and friendship.
Finally, I will endeavor to promote greater mutual prosperity, which benefits citizens of both ASEAN and Korea.
Creating a structure for mutual prosperity requires lowering regional and transnational barriers to facilitate the flow of goods and promote people-to-people interactions.
Our preparations are focused on ensuring that these Games deliver a message of reconciliation, peace, mutual understanding, and cooperation throughout the world.
More broadly, the duration of holdings by mutual funds and pension funds – America’s core stockholder class – increased during the quarter-century from 1985 to 2010.
The players in the North Korean nuclear game must pursue gradual de-escalation, characterized by mutual concessions.
This generated a wave of mutual recrimination across the Atlantic, with Europeans (especially the French and the Germans) accusing the US of irresponsible inflationism, while Americans blamed Europe for refusing to grow fast enough.
Again, both sides of the Atlantic played a mutual blame game.
A Euro-Mediterranean Union leading to a Euro-African Union could open the way to balanced mutual development.
Moreover, mortgages, mutual insurance, leasing, and microfinance are underdeveloped in Islamic finance; insolvency and bankruptcy procedures must be improved; and mechanisms to deal with “Islamic bond” defaults must be established.
It is a matter of no small public concern that international security still depends on “nuclear deterrence” – a doctrine based on mutual distrust that aims to keep the peace through the threat of mass killings.
Through our partnerships globally and within 60 developing countries, we advance a country-led development model, as we combine technical capability, advocacy, resource mobilization, and mutual accountability to improve education in our partner countries.
This may be appropriate when the target is a traditional adversary or international troublemaker, a major national interest is involved, and the spying in question is as likely as not to be mutual.
People of different nationalities and ethnicities have been living in this region side by side for centuries, sharing customs, traditions, bread and wine, and mutual respect for each another’s cultures and languages.
But if we want to keep Ukraine moving forward, we cannot just engage in mutual celebration of the road already traveled.
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