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This is no easy choice: the debate over which approach is better has been raging for nearly a century.
Meanwhile, proxy wars are raging in Syria and Yemen.
The Economic Imperatives of the Arab SpringWASHINGTON, DC/ISTANBUL – Almost a year has passed since revolution in Tunisia and protests in Cairo’s Tahrir Square toppled ossified authoritarian regimes and ignited a much wider – and still raging – storm in the Arab world.
The Threat of Greek Debt ReliefBERLIN – With Greece’s economic crisis still raging, prominent voices, ranging from Nobel laureate economists like Paul Krugman to officials like US Secretary of the Treasury Jack Lew, are calling for more lenient bailout terms and debt relief.
The raging violence in southern Thailand over the past 15 months has made him look bad, as his myriad strategies and tactics have failed repeatedly.
Second, despite a supposed lack of ideology in contemporary China, there is, in fact, a raging debate – often taking place below the radar – about the future of China’s political system and its relationship to the economy.
In fact, such a military intervention would amount to pouring gasoline on a raging fire.
Default on official domestic debt, either explicitly or through raging hyperinflation, had long preceded this latest manifestation of national bankruptcy.
Reliable reports emanating from the White House indicate that the president spends much of his day watching television news and raging at what he sees (with one exception: Fox News) and at aides for allowing such reports to happen.
The Migrant BoonOXFORD/SHANGHAI – Many of the immigration debates now raging around the world reflect the faulty assumption that admitting immigrants is an act of largesse – and a costly one, at that.
Second, it is important to place the current, raging debate in historical context.
To top it all off, its neighborhood is unsafe, with wars raging not only in the Middle East, but also – despite repeated attempts by the EU to broker peace – in Ukraine, while Russia is becoming more aggressive on Europe’s borders, from the Baltics to the Balkans.
The disastrous state of health care in Liberia and Sierra Leone, where Ebola is raging, reflects decades of horrific civil war in both countries.
And, as in Libya, civil wars are raging in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, and Somalia, all of which increasingly look like failed states.
All of them are raging against the “system,” the “political establishment,” and the EU.
Meanwhile, civil war is raging in Syria, accompanied by a humanitarian catastrophe.
The debate is raging in cities from Paris to San Francisco, and one can be sure that similar controversies will erupt in many more cities and countries – and not just over Uber.
Bombing the US BudgetPARIS – As the United States and the world mark the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, debates are raging about the consequences – for Iraq, the Middle East, and America’s standing in the world.
STANFORD – Around the world, raging debates about whether, when, how, and how much to reduce large budget deficits and high levels of sovereign debt are dividing policymakers and publics.
A few years later, traveling through some 20 countries in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East on my way to study at Oxford, I decided to see Vietnam while the war was still raging.
A comparable debate is raging over fiscal policy.
Given the many fires raging around Turkey, this has been achieved with a focus on striking the right balance between freedom and security.
The debate raging 10 years ago about China’s rapid growth – whether it represents a danger or an opportunity – has now settled into broad agreement that wider regional development would be impossible without it.
This summer, with wildfires raging outside Moscow, the elite’s isolation took on a menacing nature.
Within months, an all-out movement, under the banner of “revolutionize Chinese culture” and dedicated to the aim of “breaking away from old culture, old traditions, old thoughts, and old customs,” was raging throughout the country.
Perestroika was different, because debate had not ended; indeed, countless debates were raging about what Gorbachev should do.
Syria’s brutal civil war, which has been raging for years, seemed even farther away.
The raging sovereign-debt problems in continental Europe, and the brewing ones in the US, Japan, and elsewhere are proof enough of that.
Huge forest fires are similarly raging this summer in other hot and newly dry locales, including California, Sweden, Britain, and Australia.
Steady on the RenminbiNEW HAVEN – Currency wars are raging worldwide, and China is bearing the brunt of them.
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