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Fourth, and most significant, was Obama’s Canberra speech en route to the East Asia Summit.
But the new road has raised concerns, particularly in the US, that it could serve as a smuggling route for drugs and weapons, so the military feels obliged to set up checkpoints.
For many, the extremists who criticized the Brotherhood and other Islamist parties for choosing a democratic route to power will have been vindicated, and a new wave of violence in the region may begin.
When the US began opening itself up to imports from Mexico, China, and other developing countries in the 1980s, one might have expected it to go the European route.
Public programs work less well when the best route to the goal – in this case, the most promising post-carbon energy technologies – is uncertain.
The troops arrived in a flotilla of native boats known as "Townshend's regatta," as the river was the only suitable route north.
The Swedish/Scandinavian model that has emerged over the last 20 years has provided the only viable route to sustained growth that Europe has seen in decades.
According to this “law” – which is now conventional wisdom – industrialization is the only route to rapid economic development for developing countries.
But it should not be treated as an excuse to stop innovating, or to take the easy route of relying solely on public capital, while avoiding the difficult task of pursuing blended-finance approaches.
The only route to large-scale change in the Arab world is to unleash innovation and creativity – and that demands an unbounded civil society.
As is always true when anti-establishment forces take power in a G7 or EU country, the question now is what comes next, and whether there is a route back to normalcy.
It is easy to see how the persistence of instability in Iraq, Iranian influence, and al-Qaeda’s presence will lead American policymakers to take the “safe” route of continued military involvement.
China is also actively pursuing the construction of a Pan-Asia Railroad, which, when complete, will form an enormous circular route.
That is the surest route to losing one’s soul – and the next election.
In order to make the SDR the principal reserve asset via the allocation route, close to $3 trillion in SDRs would need to be created, an unrealistic proposition.
That alternate route would be longer, but only slightly, and it would pose no navigational difficulties.
It will shorten China’s route to the Middle East by 12,000 kilometers (7,456 miles) and give China access to the Indian Ocean, where it would be able to challenge India from India’s own maritime backyard.
It can close the two countries’ principal border crossing, an important route for food, fuel, and other goods headed for Iraqi Kurds.
Whatever route is taken, the great question today concerns the enigma that is Bibi Netanyahu, a would-be Churchill who believes that his mission is to thwart the designs of Iran’s evil new Shia empire, something which requires the goodwill of the international community, particularly of the Obama administration.
In fact, the free answers are a way for the “workers” to establish a reputation, and they make more money actually performing services, whether helping someone book a complicated flight route or get a new loan officer.
But the UN route can and must be tried again.
A less risky and time-tested route for stimulating demand would be a significant increase in public infrastructure investment funded by government debt.
If implemented, this proposal could produce very high unemployment rates and no route to recovery – in short, a depression.
To be sure, the EU’s 2015 deal with Turkey, combined with the closure of the Balkan route in the spring of 2016, has reduced the number of refugees reaching the EU from the southeast to a mere trickle.
If southern eurozone countries followed the route of forging a new social deal, they would have to ensure that it ultimately intersects with the paths of the northern European members.
The upcoming election will determine how far the country will go along this route.
But if Greece does take that route, it should seek to make its path as smooth as possible.
Mexico continues to operate under the assumption that wages low enough to attract and sustain investment ensure the shortest route to competitiveness.
As Obama understands, such authoritarian aid is a serious challenge to the West’s geo-strategic interests, including the fight against drug traffic (Guinea has become a transit point on the route from South America to Europe).
The anemic labor standards enshrined in this agreement encourage firms to compete by taking the low road, a route that puts them on a collision course with China’s rock-bottom wages.
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