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If the mogul-turned-president does not recognize the threat that climate change poses, he should at least be able to recognize a tremendous business opportunity when he sees one.
This poses a dilemma for policymakers.
So the challenge that China poses today remains predominantly political and economic, not military.
Belatedly, European security services have also begun to focus on the threat that Russia poses to liberal democracy.
This “placebo drift” poses significant challenges to detecting drug-placebo differences.
Still, the plant – along with its spent nuclear fuel, extracted plutonium, and nuclear reprocessing waste – poses significant radiological hazards that a military strike could disperse into the environment.
A Tear for ArgentinaCAMBRIDGE – Argentina’s latest default poses unsettling questions for policymakers.
If this vision is not yet a solution, at least it promises a new conversation – one that poses a direct challenge to the right-wing Israeli establishment and its supporters abroad.
Yes, China’s rapid growth poses challenges to the West.
In my view, the classification of mental disorders, as a form of public policy making, poses exceptional challenges.
But it also poses new environmental problems that will require ambitious solutions.
This is causing climate change, which is accelerating and poses serious risks to the planet.
Palestine’s Moment of DecisionNOT TO BE PUBLISHED BEFORE JANUARY 10The victory of Mahmoud Abbas in the Palestinian presidential election poses a huge challenge to the Palestinian leadership.
The main question NMD poses is not how to prepare for a future world of missile defense but how to dampen today’s political concerns.
The prospect of a China-led AI revolution poses both opportunities and challenges.
In these days of froth, the persistence of extraordinary policy accommodation in a financial system flooded with liquidity poses a great danger.
It is time for Europeans to start taking seriously the financial, economic, and political threats that Brexit actually poses.
The fickleness of capital markets poses once again the paradox of thrift.
That trend poses challenges and opportunities for policymakers, workers, and employers.
Ultimately, whatever barriers Italy, with its debt-laden economy, poses to greater EU integration are unlikely to be insurmountable, if France and Germany exercise decisive leadership.
Immigration poses even greater policy challenges, since newcomers are widely perceived as threatening jobs and crowding out natives from social services.
This poses two questions to which orthodox economics and conventional policy have provided an inadequate response.
While China may have started to throw a bit of its weight around – for example, in its own neighbourhood in pursuit of maritime reach and undersea oil – the main threat that it poses is that the country falls apart, not that it continues to thrive.
Fed policymakers and other North Atlantic central bankers who believe that further extension of QE poses substantial risks need to explain exactly what those risks are and why we need to guard against them now.
For many members of the US security establishment, Putin’s apparent influence over Trump poses an existential threat to American democracy, much as the Soviet Union did at the height of the Cold War.
Ultimately, however, it is Trump’s aberrant – and increasingly abhorrent – presidency that poses the bigger global threat, not least by offering Putin more opportunities to engage in adventurism and degrade US power.
Given this, focusing on the threat that Russia poses – especially from behind the shield of American power – is a far more attractive option than the liberal interventionism of the last two decades, with all of its costs, risks, and uncertainties.
This level of borrowing poses a new type of financial risk for China.
And they can rest assured that he poses no threat to the rule of law or the fundamental institutions of democracy.
Moreover, there are real disagreements within the US bureaucracy when it comes to assessing the threat that Al Qaeda in Mali poses for US interests.
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