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The US agreed, however, to keep NAFTA’s “Chapter 19” procedure for settling other trade disputes.
The Surrender of Japan’s Peace ConstitutionWASHINGTON, DC – In February, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called on the National Diet to amend Article 9 of the country’s constitution, which renounces war as a means of settling disputes.
This is especially true of the WTO, where Washington and Brussels seem more concerned at settling old scores and protecting their respective turfs than in engaging with the new players.
They will find it hard to tell voters that settling existing commitments to the EU will cost each British adult €1,000 ($1,189), if not more.
But settling is also a gamble, and Almunia has a tough call to make.
Russia’s own “pivot” to Asia is not new; but, in the deep freeze settling over Russia’s relations with the US and Europe, it does seem to have gained the momentum of real necessity.
Trump’s son-in-law and adviser, Jared Kushner, who has been tasked with settling the conflict, and the Trump administration’s chief negotiator on the issue, Jason Greenblatt, seem to understand this.
In settling the Afghan war, the government and donors should seek to eschew the pattern of unkept promises that has bedeviled reconstruction of the country in the past.
During any lull, a fanatic from either side could jump to center stage and, through an act of utter madness, kick up the settling dust and dash the hopes of the many on both sides who still long for a lasting peace.
She was assuredly not for turning, but she also was not for taking orders or settling for the restricted life that her society seemed to hold in store for her.
The downturn was so severe, and lasted so long, that some even used the term “depression,” before settling on “Great Recession.”
Of course, settling this long-festering dispute is to be welcomed, but the cost is that ceding territory has become a precedent.
Indeed, a chill is settling over Russia’s relations with the West more broadly.
From Argentina’s perspective, renewed access to international capital markets was worth the cost of settling with the holdouts.
The problem should not be dismissed as a mere settling of old scores.
And, over the last few years, China’s authorities have gradually loosened their grip on the capital account, allowing the renminbi to become the fifth most popular currency for settling global payments.
This may explain why Lebanese college graduates of all faiths often include the name and profession of their parents in their resumes, or why one of the first Arabic words that a foreigner learns after settling in Lebanon is wasta (connections).
So pessimism appears to be settling in, and the deadlock over Yasukuni appears to be deepening.
Likewise, use of the renminbi for the purpose of invoicing and settling trade with China is bound to continue growing.
While experts are not sure whether Deripaska will repay the loan, the Kremlin and the oligarchs have their own ways of settling debts.
Despite headway towards settling that struggle, violence continues and could erupt again in full fury.
Moreover, whereas Germany’s constitution, or Basic Law, authorized the use of military force in self-defense or as part of a collective security agreement, Japan’s constitution stipulated full and permanent relinquishment of “the threat or use of force as a means of settling international disputes.”
The Brexitization of European PoliticsBRUSSELS – Far from settling the question of the United Kingdom’s future, the 2016 Brexit referendum and subsequent negotiations with the European Union have triggered a full-blown identity crisis and culture war in Britain.
But another international agreement does provide some guidance for settling these disputes: the San Francisco Peace Treaty, which entered into force in 1952 and officially ended World War II in the Asia-Pacific region.
A country would not want to cover the up-front costs of settling a particular number of refugees, only to miss out on the eventual economic benefits that those refugees could provide when they join the workforce.
But instead of succumbing to a "Somalia scenario," dreaming of a "Japan scenario," or settling for an "Afghanistan scenario," Iraq may yet become a "scenario" for successful intervention in the 21 st century.
Democracy is by definition a peaceful method of settling conflicts.
With the digital revolution offering ever-faster and more convenient means for settling transactions, cash seems to some to have no future.
The Hazard of Second BestNEWPORT BEACH – The international community risks settling for second best on two key issues to be discussed this month at global meetings in Washington, DC: the lingering (if currently somewhat dormant) European debt crisis, and the selection of the World Bank’s next president.
It is the main medium of exchange for settling international transactions.
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