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With open borders, Hamas would secure its regime in Gaza and build its popularity in the West Bank, putting enormous pressure on Abbas, the leader of the rival Fatah movement, to accept a national unity government on terms set by Hamas.
We must not ignore the grave dangers that it would pose for Pakistan, where a new round of jihadist rhetoric and mobilization could be fatal to hopes of building a stable and more secure country.
But time to secure a new deal is running out.
The belief that the UK could secure superior access to world markets on its own than as part of the EU also helped.
But closer examination of their economic circumstances suggests that these new consumers are neither as wealthy nor as secure as we may think.
Indeed, so expansive are China’s claims nowadays that many Asians are wondering what will satisfy China’s desire to secure its “core interests.”
To secure these figures’ participation, Putin did not need to admit any mistakes or re-commit to democracy or the rule of law.
Chinese companies cannot get thousands of prisoners released on their own, let alone secure passports and exit permits for them.
That lesson has been learned by many a progressive politician, including US Senator Bernie Sanders, who tried and failed to secure the Democratic nomination for the 2016 US presidential election on a platform that focused on addressing people’s frustrations with the increasingly unequal status quo, largely through redistribution.
Emirs who need parliamentary approval to secure popular legitimacy must now reckon with the need to share power.
Its eight or nine principal nations made war on each other whenever one threatened to seek and secure mastery over the others.
But the desire for dignity is not enough to secure it.
While Asia’s resource-hungry economies can secure fossil fuels and mineral ores from distant lands, they cannot import water, which is prohibitively expensive to transport.
Though London already had a major comparative advantage as a global financial center, Britain’s EU membership boosted its standing considerably, by enabling it to gain secure access to the eurozone’s financial infrastructure.
Second, China’s businesses have been encouraged to “go global” and invest abroad to find new markets, secure access to energy and raw materials, and enhance their competitiveness by acquiring new technologies, brands, and management skills.
If Macron can secure Germany’s cooperation for his European reform program, the EU’s prospects will be strengthened further.
A more integrated and secure EU would be well positioned to assert itself more effectively on the international stage.
The only question is how far Trump will go to secure something that he can hawk as an unprecedented deal with North Korea.
Egyptian and Israeli leaders must recognize that the ongoing struggle to secure the Sinai Peninsula – which the treaty established as a demilitarized zone – is testing peace daily.
Israel has so far tolerated Egyptian military activity and force deployments that technically violate the bilateral treaty, approving them retroactively in the hope that Egypt will do more to secure the border and crack down on weapons smuggling into Gaza.
To secure investment, firms like mine must prove that, once a drug gets to market, the rewards will more than offset the costs of unsuccessful attempts.
The fact that these states were denuclearized as part of the Safe and Secure Disarmament program provides a valuable lesson.
But, in order to secure public support, Assad’s government has allowed for greater domestic consumption, so foreign imports are rising fast.
So what is really happening in Brazil, and what can be done to secure a prosperous future?
EU citizens can secure a clearer understanding of what the Convention should achieve by asking this question: how should governmental functions be divided between the EU and its member nations?
Who but the most die-hard global-warming denier could resist the notion, as Earth Hour’s American website phrased it this year, that merely “by flipping off your lights on March 27 at 8:30 p.m. local time you will be making the switch to a cleaner, more secure nation”?
While there is a kernel of truth in both narratives, each is a gross exaggeration, as is the notion that America’s capacity to shape a secure and prosperous international system is in decline.
Maintaining security, stability, and prosperity in Asia requires a cooperative environment, in which countries secure their national interests through partnerships – not rivalries – and trade freely with one another.
Almost one year into his presidency, his only achievement has been to secure additional sanctions at the United Nations.
The first demand – for a Europe that enhances “competitiveness” and reduces business regulation – will be the easiest to secure.
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