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That shock could be homegrown, coming in the form, say, of renewed inflation or of the continued escalation of the trade war that US President Donald Trump has started.
Not all of them were definitively connected, but the renewed investigations revealed ties between a number of disparate terrorist groups.
First, the ECB’s renewed bond purchases must express the clear intention of reducing sovereign interest rates to sustainable levels, which are at least 200 basis points below their July averages.
Weak banks must be allowed to fail or merge (with ordinary depositors being paid off by government insurance funds), so that strong banks can emerge with renewed vigor.
In South Asia, there is renewed tension between India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed rivals with a history of conflict.
Unilateral withdrawal from Gaza without the prior establishment of a local authority to maintain order has only led to renewed intervention.
They would also risk being drawn into renewed Israeli operations against Hezbollah and its backers.
Such a clause could be renewed, but there is nothing so effective as a firm deadline to force a thorough review and concentrate minds.
For most East Europeans, indeed, communal and national ties -- long suppressed by communism and dismissed by the West -- had acquired renewed vitality.
First, blackmail can be renewed if the West produces fresh carrots.
Faith in renewed growth is an ill-advised policy strategy.
With higher energy prices, many Russian officials are enjoying their renewed power.
Many Ivorians fear that this will mean renewed civil war.
Cameron’s remarkable victory should be viewed as an opportunity to launch a renewed and reformed EU in the next two years.
Reenergizing the talks will require renewed focus on taking steps to achieve their ends.
The failure of Iran’s new, more open government to strike a deal would likely lead to the return of conservative leadership in Iran and a renewed threat of military conflict.
The Government Debt BombSTANFORD – As economies around the world return to growth after the deepest recession in a generation, renewed attention is being paid to enormous fiscal deficits and vast expansions of government debt.
In short, Israel should treat the UN vote not as an excuse for renewed confrontation, but as an opportunity for a fresh start to serious negotiations.
The celebration of the glory of the past, mixed with popular English songs of the present, seemed to indicate renewed national confidence.
A renewed commitment to macroeconomic and financial stability allows governments to rein in persistent deficits and growing debts and address their economies’ increasing volume of bad loans.
The renewed fighting, coming eight months after a promising peace initiative known as the “Goma Agreement,” means more civilian deaths and little chance of normality returning to the eastern part of Congo.
In Ukraine that means not only violent unrest, but economic decline and renewed repression.
The CCP might try to eliminate all mention of what happened at Tiananmen Square for fear of triggering renewed calls for human rights and democracy; but, though this anniversary will pass without official acknowledgment, the protesters’ demands have not gone away, and they cannot be suppressed forever.
Perhaps renewed pressure on Europe’s borders will finally push all EU member states to come together to resolve the migration issue.
If ever there were a time to act in a spirit of renewed multilateralism, a time to put the “united” back into the United Nations, it is now.
From confronting climate change to creating a world without nuclear weapons to building a more equitable and sustainable global economy, I saw a sprit of renewed multilateralism, with the UN at the fore.
A victory by Obama would reinforce America’s unwillingness to attack Iran and renewed efforts to rein in Israel.
With the threat of renewed US sanctions having already created a rial crisis, the Trump administration is using the nuclear deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, to try to force Iran to accept more restrictions on its nuclear program, as well as on its ballistic missile program.
America’s renewed engagement with Iran is clearly a policy that will have a far-reaching impact in the Middle East.
It works slowly, if at all, because elected governments are often reluctant to implement their promises – and may not feel bound by those of previous administrations (especially if they owe their victory to voters who are rebelling against years of belt-tightening with no evidence of renewed growth).
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