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The only monarchical regime that was seriously challenged during the Arab Spring was the Sunni ruling family in Shia-majority Bahrain, where precisely this sectarian divide seems to have been the crucial ingredient in the uprising, which was then brutally suppressed with Saudi military help.
Moreover, an investigation into the offshore accounts of Sudanese businesses affiliated with the National Congress Party, the ruling majority party in Khartoum, should be launched, paving the way for sanctions against the regime’s commercial entities, which form the main conduit for financing its Janjaweed proxies in Darfur.
Chen and his ruling Democratic Progressive Party camouflaged their personal and parochial financial interests behind the patriotic mask of ensuring the survival of a democratic Chinese society in an independent Taiwan.
Russia’s ruling elite is increasingly failing to measure up to Russia’s capabilities and needs.
Then, in 2014, US Federal Court Judge Thomas P. Griesa decided in favor of the holdouts (largely so-called vulture funds), ruling that they had not received equal treatment and thus that Argentina could not make payments on its restructured debt until it paid the holdouts.
Fears are mounting, as official and fundamentalist religious forces now seem to operate with impunity – and the apparent support of local police, the ruling Bangladeshi National Party, and local authorities.
To its credit – albeit under pressure from donor countries – the Bengali authorities seem to sense that their country is drifting toward becoming a failed state and are making greater efforts to arrest Islamist killers, despite some of them being part of the ruling coalition.
Moreover, an influential part of Tunisia’s ruling party, Ennahda, developed democratic inclinations during its members’ long European exile.
In April, the body charged with this task, the National Constituent Assembly, which is dominated by the ruling coalition – composed of Ennahda, and two small liberal parties, Ettakatol and Al Moubedra – released a third working version, which satisfied no one.
Such, fortunately, is not the case in Romania, where representatives of the Hungarian minority are important members of the ruling coalition government.
The problem is that almost all ECB policies would violate these principles, which is why the ruling represents a severe setback for Europe.
The court’s ruling strengthens Germany’s government and those in its parliament who want less support for crisis countries and oppose a further transfer of sovereignty to Europe.
How financial markets will digest the German court’s ruling remains uncertain.
In this sense, the German court’s ruling highlights the need for swift completion of a European banking union, including well-functioning supervisory and resolution mechanisms.
The ruling is a call on policymakers to pursue a thorough review of the European Union’s Lisbon Treaty, not just to strengthen the ECB and monetary policy, but with respect to all pending institutional reforms.
The German court’s ruling jeopardizes the ECB’s ability to act as an effective lender of last resort, thereby reducing its independence and ultimately undermining its ability to deal with market panics and crises – and thus to fulfil its primary mandate of price stability.
The ruling makes it more urgent than ever that European governments establish a viable and effective banking union and strengthen the ESM as a backstop for countries in crisis.
Political rights, my hosts insist, are maintained by the ruling regimes themselves, and these follow the teachings of the Koran.
Angela Merkel in Germany and Romano Prodi in Italy are ruling with weak coalition governments.
But the Chinese state and its ruling Communist Party of China (CPC) are also pursuing a more direct, coordinated, and far-reaching strategy to expand its soft power.
The realignment of parties and leaders is all the more remarkable because the latest developments – Ariel Sharon’s decision to leave the ruling Likud party, the defeat of Shimon Peres as the Labor party’s chairman, and Labor’s withdrawal from Sharon’s grand coalition government – were utterly unexpected.
For years, local residents and politicians – including members of the ruling Five Star Movement – have opposed this plan.
Of 15 Eastern European countries, populist parties currently hold power in seven, belong to the ruling coalition in two more, and are the main opposition force in three.
The ruling party’s electorate includes many who are generally satisfied with their lives, and are keeping up with the country’s development.For such voters, the appeal of the populist’s message lies in its provision of an overarching narrative in which to organize positive and negative experiences.
The ruling party’s electorate includes many who are generally satisfied with their lives, and are keeping up with the country’s development.
The latest wave of protests reflects increasing frustrations with the management of the country’s political transition by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF).
President-elect Fox must either introduce sweeping change or opt for a conventional strategy of continuing along today's current not-so-bad lines B ie, keeping a few of the ruling technocrats, making generally favorable free market noises, really just muddling on.
Radical Hindu nationalists founded the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), a voluntary Hindu nationalist paramilitary organization that remains a strong influence on the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party today.
But Obama’s victory was not an easy one: Members of his own Democratic Party overwhelmingly opposed fast-track authority, which limits Congress to a single up-or-down vote on finished trade agreements, thereby ruling out amendments.
That’s right: while almost every other European country (including Germany) is struggling to form a government, or has settled for an unstable ruling coalition, the provincial strongmenin Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary can guarantee stability.
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