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A couple of weeks after the project was initiated, France and Italy submitted revised annual budgets to the European Commission, in which they demanded more fiscal room for maneuver.
Crucially, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French Prime Minister Manuel Valls – not to mention the new Commission – must also step in to offer genuine support for the project.
Diversion of the Brahmaputra’s water to the parched Yellow river is an idea that China does not discuss in public, because the project implies environmental devastation of India’s northeastern plains and eastern Bangladesh, and would thus be akin to a declaration of water war on India and Bangladesh.
Once authorities complete their feasibility studies and the diversion scheme begins, the project will be presented as a fait accompli .
A visceral attachment to the European project makes him the most pro-EU head of government in Europe today.
And, as a newly released US Defense Department report shows, Pakistan – “China’s primary customer for conventional weapons” – is likely to host a Chinese naval hub intended to project power in the Indian Ocean region.
Xi also signed deals for new power projects, including the $1.4 billion Karot Dam, the first project to be financed by China’s $40 billion Silk Road Fund.
STANFORD – Economic forecasts for 2017 project continued frailty in the global economy, and subpar growth for most countries and regions.
The Kremlin must also be put on notice that its own prestige project -- the Sochi Olympics -- will be affected by its behavior.
The EU, which emphasizes human rights and openness, threatens the Kremlin’s sovereign democracy project.
Faced with an invasion of Russian state-minded companies, EU member states are tempted to ring-fence certain sectors of their economies (such as domestic energy markets), threatening the liberal economic order that is at the centre of the European project.
Creating institutional incentives for the EU’s unity would help Europe overcome the structural contradiction of the European project.
According to a recent study by AidData, an American research project, development assistance does not always increase influence.
Though delays are typical with project aid, in China’s case, slowing economic growth could cause them to be prolonged or worse.
The European project has been built on values that we deem to be universal, and we must make a very real effort to uphold them, not only as a moral imperative, but also because it is in our strategic interest.
The greenback’s worldwide popularity enables the US to project power around the globe – to maintain military bases and facilities in over 100 countries, to keep naval battle groups afloat from the Mediterranean to the Pacific, and to help defend allies from Europe and the Middle East to Japan and Korea.
Europe and Turkey together must prove to themselves, and to the world, that Huntington's "clash of civilizations" is not unavoidable; that Christians, Jews, Moslems, and other believers and non-believers can build the "European Project" together; that a society with a large majority of Moslems, can be democratic and secular; and that Turks and Greeks can do what the French and Germans have done: overcome a century-long antagonism to build a "good neighborhood".
Managing a construction project is rarely simple.
Success requires coordination and an end-to-end project operating system, so that everyone on a project understands their role and agrees on key performance indicators.
Instead, he busies himself with organizing a political movement that will structure his project.
Unfortunately, the political environment in Central and Eastern Europe is ideal for populists who refuse to participate constructively in the European project.
That process is sure to be fraught with further uncertainty and political risk, because what is at stake was never only some real or imaginary advantage for Britain, but the very survival of the European project.
The irony is that the euro has been a hugely successful project, bringing considerable stability to participating countries.
After all, European unification was conceived as a project of pooled sovereignty, not surrendered prosperity.
As a result, long-term adversaries like France and Germany were reconciled within a region-wide project – first a coal and steel community, which expanded to become the European Economic Community and, ultimately, the European Union – that integrated the continent politically and economically to such an extent that violent conflict was rendered unthinkable.
But the only way to back the project was to buy shares in the parent company—which encompassed music, film, camera, and television businesses as well.
(The eurozone must also work to complete the essential underpinnings of its historic integration project.)
Indeed, Europe has overcome what could be described as the “original sin” of the single-currency project: the Maastricht Treaty’s prohibition of “monetary financing” of government deficits by the ECB and the related ban on mutual support by national governments of one another’s debt burdens.
Far from being an occasion for popular condemnation of the coup on its anniversary, the referendum is a mark of the AKP’s failure to gain widespread support for its project.
Russia’s armed forces are able to project little in the way of usable military might.
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