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During the last 15 years of mounting great-power competition and renewed instability in the Middle East – including the Arab Spring, the rise of the brutal Islamic State, Sunni-Shia proxy wars, and unspeakable human suffering – change has been very intense, to say the least.
But the new competition between EU member states and a non-member UK could lead to renewed investments in science and technology within those countries.
In this scenario, the unraveling of Obamacare could lead to renewed political pressure from the left for a European-style single-payer health-care system.
It is only within this kind of renewed UN that NATO or other military alliances can obtain legitimized effectiveness.
The third step is to stick with serious monetary policy that avoids all and any chance of renewed inflation.
Another proposal, which the European democracy movement DiEM25 and I support, would have the UK leave the EU but remain in both a customs union and the single market for a five-year period that can be renewed by mutual consent.
We have not yet seen any renewed attempt to re-establish the “Quadrilateral Security Dialogue,” comprising Japan, Australia, the US, and India, which conducted joint military exercises in 2007 and was seen by China as a hostile containment enterprise.
But what may cause even greater dissension is a renewed clash of national interests as inflation rates within the eurozone diverge.
And with new blood must come renewed vigor to tackle governance problems – from dirty money in politics to incoherent foreign policy – that have plagued South Korea for far too long.
So Asians are keen to hear Obama’s thoughts about a new or renewed international system, and hope that his vision of a new global order will incorporate the rising countries of Asia as America’s partners.
Renewed Hope for Renewable EnergyVIENNA – A decade ago, renewable energy was viewed as an unwelcome offspring of fossil fuels, but the recent establishment of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) indicates that governments worldwide are taking “renewables” seriously.
The need for renewed attention to Afghanistan could hardly be greater.
Latin America’s Anti-Corruption CrusadeMEXICO CITY – Even as much of Latin America engages in almost hyperbolic celebrations over the renewed diplomatic ties between Cuba and the United States, the continent is facing two major challenges.
But it now has a renewed source of hope: its burgeoning middle classes, the product of 15 years of impressive economic and social progress.
The investors surveyed by Morgan Stanley put the chance of a renewed crisis in Italy below 25%.
Local authorities were supplied with adequate funding and advice; independent chambers of commerce became the backbone of a local commercial middle class, which is interested in keeping the region peaceful, even absent an overall agreement; local police were trained (in Jordan), and now function effectively as police forces, not armed militias; and business relations with adjacent Israeli regions have been renewed.
But the renewed hope will be frustrated unless we can respond effectively to the ethical challenge.
As such, it makes sense not to risk a shock to confidence that could trigger a renewed downturn.
A Yanukovych restoration would be a disaster for Ukraine, for Russia, and for Europe, because it would put Ukraine’s independence in question and tempt Russia with dreams of renewed empire.
Initially, the Trump administration called for a provision requiring the new agreement to be renewed every five years, with sunset as the default option – an extreme demand that would have crippled the deal.
But it did secure a less stringent provision: the USMCA must be renewed every 16 years.
And yet, while the speech was widely considered a successful exercise in public diplomacy, it did not herald renewed US involvement in peace negotiations.
And now that Trump has cast doubt on America’s commitment to defend Europe, renewed proposals for a European army should come as no surprise.
But the uncomfortable reality is that renewed interest in military integration also reflects the erosion of Europe’s strategic position as a result of Brexit and, in some respects, Trump.
Over the last five years, it has confronted a seemingly endless series of tests, including a eurozone-wide financial crisis, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, renewed fears of a Greek default, and the prospect of a British exit.
Russia's transformation into an economic magnet for the CIS will be the major force of renewed Russian strategic influence.
Thus, the conflict in Ukraine has been framed as a renewed struggle against fascism – and in defense of Russia’s true, anti-Western identity.
But unless stability, growth and a sense of confidence are renewed, greater tension with the West and narrow forms of pan-Asian nationalism are possible.
The Moscow elite - economic and political - supported by a large but not overwhelming layer of regional elites, which benefited mightily from "stakhanov" style shock privatization, wants stability and fears most of all a fight over a renewed redistribution of property.
This renewed focus on education partly reflects the world’s shock at recent attacks on education, including the Pakistani Taliban’s shooting of Malala Yousafzai and the radical Islamist sect Boko Haram’s kidnapping of over 200 schoolgirls in Nigeria.
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