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But Russia is seeking further relief from the so-called "Paris Club" (made up of western governments) on nearly $40 billion of inherited Soviet debt to those governments.
Russia's case for relief is strong.
Debt relief is being raised simultaneously with a growing debate about “Who lost Russia?”in western capitals.
It was argued - then as now - that debt relief depended on Russia implementing (IMF-approved) economic reform programs aimed at restoring creditworthiness.
Germany has set its face against forgiving any debt, but real relief can still be given by a comprehensive long-term rescheduling.
In the summer of 2008, three events placed the new multipolar order in stark relief.
The bailouts are prolonging the crisis because they amount to an attempt to keep asset prices at a level above the market equilibrium, creating a unilateral downward risk that is limited only by the deep pockets of the relief funds.
While the domestic policy adjustments provide short-term relief for the currency, they may be neither comprehensive nor sufficient as yet to return Turkey to a promising path for inclusive economic growth and durable financial stability.
Untargeted fuel subsidies and the public-sector wage bill have increased, crowding out much-needed public investment and relief to poor families, while impeding the development of a dynamic and competitive private sector and limiting new firms’ access to finance.
Brexit has thrown the material implications of this level of integration into sharp relief.
The EC claimed that it delayed the announcement on Gujarat so that the electoral Code of Conduct (which would restrict government spending in the state) would not impede flood relief.
But most Indians believe that the BJP pressured the EC to delay the announcement as long as possible, so that it could attract voters with last-minute giveaways that had nothing to do with flood relief.
This win-win situation between rich and poor is a far better hope for poverty relief than continuing a nearly mindless debate about globalization and its perils.
Yet, for some reason, Greece's creditors refuse to negotiate with the new government (which enjoys strong domestic support) to develop a new program that incorporates debt relief, a lower fiscal surplus, and structural reforms that support growth and promote social cohesion.
To bolster the economy, the US needs to shift its aid policies away from funding projects toward providing immediate budgetary relief.
Fortunately for him, the expectation that he will deliver relief from Obama’s regulatory stranglehold and high taxes on capital has, for now, buoyed stock markets, and the Democrats seem to be self-destructing.
Given wide publicity about international charitable relief efforts and voluntary contributions to Japan, one might think that the country’s economic loss was shared internationally.
Specialists in human rights, conflict resolution, humanitarian relief, and democracy-building tend to see themselves as coworkers striving toward a 'holistic' solution, and those in need as requiring all those elements in their historical cure.
But this, too, will fail to bring lasting relief.
But four years of democratic rule have not brought Nigerians much relief, with the majority still living below the poverty line.
Greece is the second-largest defense spender, relative to GDP, in the EU; clearly, in today’s economic climate, savings here could provide hugely welcome budget relief.
Restructuring often came too late and provided too little relief to restore debt sustainability.
Policy wonks and interested Asians alike often say that when Republicans are in power in America, Asians breathe a confident sigh of relief.
If the UNHCR and other relief agencies are to address the unprecedented amount of human need, they will have to broaden their base of support.
Emergency relief to refugees must be accompanied with far greater support for the communities that host them.
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.
But there is another critical reason why debt relief is not the answer, and it lies in the political architecture of the European Monetary Union.
There is no denying that short-term measures to address acute problems – such as debt relief for Greece – threaten the eurozone’s long-term stability.
He has decried his predecessors for being “played like a fiddle” when offering North Korea sanctions relief in the past.
The foreclosure relief plan is off to an even slower start, and is likely to run into numerous problems concerning how to rework delinquent mortgages without inducing a lot more delinquencies.
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