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Financial markets, however, reached opposite conclusions: among investors, if not politicians, admiration for the Asian model fell out of fashion. .
For Putin, the agreement reached in 1945 at the Yalta Conference is not dead; its limits on the Kremlin’s influence have simply shifted eastward, essentially to the boundaries of the former Soviet Union.
Optimizing Decision-Making in a Dangerous WorldCAMBRIDGE AND NEW YORK – The United States and China have reached a precarious moment in their relationship.
Each is committed to reforming the international system, and to building a more multipolar world; but they have not necessarily reached a consensus about what a new order should look like.Under President Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa is once again asserting leadership on the African continent.
Each is committed to reforming the international system, and to building a more multipolar world; but they have not necessarily reached a consensus about what a new order should look like.
But Trump also seems to have reached white women not affiliated with a political party, perhaps owing to his campaign’s strategy of hyping women’s anxiety.
Consider Indonesia and the Philippines, countries whose leaders have peacefully reached agreement on the delimitation of their overlapping exclusive economic zones.
A compromise must be reached.
According to preliminary reports, annual investment growth in 2012 reached roughly 14% – significantly higher than the GDP growth rate, which accelerated in the fourth quarter as a result of a strong rebound in investment in real estate and infrastructure.
Looking ahead, the euro is more likely to climb back to the $1.60 level that it reached in 2008.
The Climate’s Point of No ReturnMADRID – When it comes to climate change, the world has reached a point of no return.
And yet there can be no denying that the relationship with Russia is now broken, with mutual trust having reached its lowest point since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
According to a security agreement reached with Iraq’s government, the US is to withdraw its forces by the end of this year.
While the US consumer price index reached 2.2% in October, the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan have so far been unable to meet their targets of roughly 2% inflation, with the eurozone’s average annual price growth hovering around 1.5% and Japan’s firmly lodged in the 1% range.
Yet the world’s total gross debt-to-GDP ratio has reached nearly 250%, up from 210% before the global economic crisis nearly a decade ago, despite post-crisis efforts by regulators in many important economies to drive the banking sector to deleverage.
The idea that somehow any decision reached anytime by majority rule is necessarily “democratic” is a perversion of the term.
Most notable was the Paris climate agreement reached last month.
The long-term unemployed account for about 36% of total unemployment, down from nearly 46% in March 2011 but still far above the previous peak of 26% reached 30 years ago.
Lately, however, the continent has reached an ideological impasse over how to address the problem, with environmental sustainability and growth often portrayed as being mutually exclusive.
But with that goal reached, developing countries today need to take a hard look at the details of what is being offered.
Russia’s international reserves have fallen by $135 billion, and inflation has reached double digits.
Inflation in Iran has been reduced to single digits (around 9% per year), and growth has reached 5-6%.
The decision, reached in less than 24 hours, left many Ivorians flabbergasted.
Indeed, people and governments need to express their anger at the fact that no binding agreement was reached in Copenhagen, despite the willingness of many of those who were present.
Still, the agreement that North and South Korea reached in the border village of Panmunjom earlier this month is unlikely to lead to renewed nuclear-disarmament talks.
In India, 13 million children annually are not reached with the rotavirus initiative; in Pakistan, five million children annually are not vaccinated.
The interim agreement reached last November in Geneva reflected the West’s de facto acceptance that Iran is entitled to carry out limited low-grade uranium enrichment within the framework of the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
We are likely to see a recovery in some of these areas from the bottoms reached at the end of 2008 and the beginning of this year.
In 1999, debt service payments reached about 80% of planned tax revenue.
And most developing countries in Asia have reached an economic stage at which large segments of their populations will soon be able to afford cars and plane travel for the first time.
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