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In place of a program providing the country with further loans, it might make more sense to provide outright humanitarian aid – regardless of whether Greece remains fully within the eurozone.
The US economy is slightly more robust, although even there recovery from the 2008 financial crisis remains disappointingly slow, employment rates are well below 2007 levels, and annual inflation will not reach the Federal Reserve’s 2% target for several years.
But the debate about which policies could boost demand remains inadequate, evasive, and confused.
In short, a new referendum to break the impending parliamentary deadlock would probably mean that Britain remains in Europe and May remains in Downing Street.
Congress remains a “big tent” party, committed to preserving India’s pluralism and conscious of the multiple identities and interests of India’s many peoples.
In Japan, sad to say, that sort of fiscal austerity remains something of a curse.
She remains very popular on the international scene.
Given that China remains among the world’s poorest countries, with per capita income amounting to less than $7,000, its position as the world’s largest exporter of capital signifies a gross misallocation of resources.
After all, Al Qaeda, albeit weakened, remains capable of regenerating inside Afghanistan, where the Taliban remain dominant in the country’s east and south, as well as in neighboring North Waziristan in Pakistan.
For starters, assume that the Conservative Party remains petrified about choosing a new leader or holding another general election.
The shrine, which honors more than a thousand indicted war criminals who took part in Japan’s disastrous war in Asia, remains a place of fascination for Japanese rightists, who persist in claiming that Japan’s war in Asia was a war of liberation against Western imperialism.
Thai protectionism remains high.
Although Murdoch remains chairman of both, everyone expects him to focus more on the news business.
In the process, the risk of recession remains uncomfortably high, the unemployment crisis deepens, and inequities rise as already-stretched social safety nets prove even more porous.
Despite countless sacrifices in the face of the drone strikes’ arbitrary cruelty, the resolve of the tribal areas’ people remains undented.
China, which remains a closed society in many ways, has an open mind, whereas the US is an open society with a closed mind.
Nigeria is one of only three countries – along with Afghanistan and Pakistan – that remains blighted by polio.
Instead of moving towards peace and democracy, the situation in Iraq remains so dangerous that Paul Bremer, the American occupation leader, is using instability as his rationale for avoiding democratic elections this year.
It does not help that the West remains adamant that a non-democratic approach should not be allowed to succeed globally.
Of course, military intervention for purposes beyond defending one’s country remains possible, but requires a UN Security Council resolution.
Whether this hope is justified remains to be seen.
Yam remains a hero to many in Hong Kong, including journalists unschooled in international finance.
This was the first presidential election in Venezuela that resulted in an almost even split among voters (and the outcome itself remains hotly contested).
But the overwhelming military presence in government ministries and institutions, state-owned companies, provincial governments, and private businesses remains intact.
But the question remains: will output growth continue following the transfer of sovereignty to an Iraqi government at the end of June?
The bombing of a pipeline or other oil facility somewhere in Iraq remains almost a daily occurrence, and the transfer of power has not reduced these attacks so far.
At the same time, the logic of renewed American support for the Iraqi oil industry remains powerful.
It remains unclear, for example, whether the research and development costs for an aircraft carrier are included.
Its economic clout remains formidable, and its commercial and cultural ties to the West are broad and varied.
While recent challenges – not least Italy’s budget battle with the European Commission – indicate that such an outcome is far from assured, it remains the most credible counterweight to the rise of populism.
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