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Responding to the threat that China’s growing arsenal of advanced weapons poses to many of its assets does not require greatly expanding America’s long-range strike platforms.
The Kremlin did not criticise the Communist Party this time, as it poses no threat today -- though the idea of a communist threat could be held in reserve just in case the presidential elections go wrong next summer.
Iran poses a more potent danger to Israel than either Hamas or Hezbollah, which are Iran’s clients.
This poses a dilemma, because regulators are concerned about the lack of safety information about these new drugs.
This movement – the latest incarnation of the endless quest for human advancement – poses new challenges to the relationship between science and society.
Our fellows’ research on these issues poses vital questions to governments and development funders about how to design solutions and implement them in ways that ensure accountability.
Beyond exposing failed farming policies, this year’s drought-fueled turmoil also underscores the threat that climate change poses not just to India, but to all countries.
Scientists agree that climate change poses a grave danger to the planet.
AMR now poses a clear and present danger to every person on the planet.
Slow trade growth poses a significant risk for Latin American countries, because increasing and diversifying exports is an essential component of their recovery strategies.
More people have attained – or are reaching for – prosperity than at any time in history, and, despite the threat that violent extremism poses, the percentage of people who die violently has reached a low for the modern era.
But the reality is that in many emerging economies, rapid population growth poses a major threat to economic development, and technological progress will make that threat even more severe.
From that standpoint, the deepening of chaos in the Middle East poses both opportunities and risks for Russia and China, which may force them to define the roles they want to play and the images they want to project in the world.
It is neither socially responsible nor ethical to ignore the risks that the Zika virus poses to adults and to children yet to be born.
Given France’s profound importance to Europe’s economic and political stability, this poses a major threat to the entire European project.
But this is not the only threat that austerity poses to Germany’s hard-won prosperity.
A weak, economically stagnant, and politically insecure France poses an acute danger to the entire European project, because a France that remains in that state will inevitably succumb to the type of anti-European nationalism that Le Pen represents.
As 38% of Poland's people live in villages or work on farms, this poses a serious political problem.
Indeed, a Bosnia-type scenario can no longer be excluded, while the prospect of the Syrian government’s loss of control over its chemical weapons poses an immediate threat of military intervention by Turkey, Israel, or the US.
The type of leadership that I am advocating poses no threat to a company’s bottom line.
Even China, as it poses as Russia’s friend and patron, should consider the consequences for itself of such a risk.
The task of defusing the threat to regional peace and stability that North Korea poses should be one that is shared across Asia.
Many people don’t understand the risks climate change poses to global economic and social structures.
Even in El Salvador, where corruption poses a lesser challenge, demands for an analogous commission have arisen.
Second, transnational terrorism poses a multifaceted and fundamental danger.
The protectionism advocated by Trump, Le Pen, and others poses a similar threat to the world economy.
A public-education campaign aimed at highlighting the challenges that inequality poses to the very foundation of this reputation is a low-risk first step toward reviving America’s promise.
Populist rhetoric poses a direct challenge to the EU and its tradition of procedural and rules-based governance.
Far-reaching policy adjustments are now urgently needed, not least because of the deadly threat that climate change poses to the entire globe.
A North Korea with nuclear bombs surely poses a common threat to all Asians.
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