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Even if leaders balk at an extra half-day of meetings to address the most serious threat to NATO’s future, the Riga summit can issue a demand that its own 19 dual members, and the rest of the EU, agree to assume shared responsibility in Afghanistan.
NATO is in Afghanistan largely owing to shared concerns about terrorism.
With a constructive attitude, even a large number of disparate actors can reach agreements in which everyone wins by yielding a little; without it, prospects for sustained peace and widely shared prosperity become far bleaker.
If we depend solely on bilateral deals, the shared spaces and synergies that facilitate agreement on difficult but vital topics – from climate change to security – will narrow until they disappear.
In many areas, that means supporting “informal savings groups,” networks of like-minded women who pay dues to build a shared pool of resources.
No matter how far apart their political views may have been, the two sides shared a common language about what constitutes evidence and – for the most part – a common approach to resolving differences.
Behind this prediction is a widely shared assessment that the trends in Afghanistan (unlike in Iraq) are negative, and that the US must strengthen its military presence there and revise its strategy if the Taliban are not to gain the upper hand.
Third, politics and economics – which are pulling in opposite directions when it comes to migration, shared sovereignty, and welfare reform – need to be reconciled.
In fact, in a context of weak global governance, regional associations – including security cooperation, shared rules, and collective endeavors – become even more important.
The shared effort of eight European navies on piracy in the Gulf of Aden has achieved what none could have achieved on its own.
Shared geography does not mean shared culture, as the conflict in Syria clearly demonstrates.
But it is a driver of shared interest and, along with shared history, it can often form the basis of shared values.
Skepticism neglects the power of shared sovereignty on key issues.
With their burgeoning bilateral trade and shared commitment to eradicating poverty, both India and China have common cause to cooperate in creating a mutually acceptable geopolitical map of South Asia and the Indian Ocean.
Our second broad conclusion was that sustained growth requires a coherent, adaptable strategy that is based on shared values and goals, trust, and some degree of consensus.
To put it bluntly, insightful analysis has its uses, but change will not happen without a widespread social and political convergence around shared values and objectives – something that is sorely missing in many countries today.
Parties without pacts, consensus, or a shared vision were made co-responsible in matters of national security, which enhanced the influence of the drug gangs.
For all of the progress human society has made since the era of the Luddites, a simple truth persists: machines must strengthen, not weaken, our prospects for inclusive growth and broadly shared prosperity.
A decisive victory in the fight against Islamist terrorism is possible only if that fight serves as a source of unity in Europe, one that reinforces our deep-rooted connections and our shared democratic ideals.
As Chinese Premier Li Keqiang stressed in a recent interview, the answer is a commitment to structural reform – a strategic focus of China’s that, he noted, is not shared by others.
Social progress rested on the promise that the benefits of technological and economic advancement would be shared.
But coordinated action – or even agreement on broadly shared policy objectives – has remained elusive.
Moreover, they have demonstrated their shared desire to uphold the existing Asian order.
In the Balkan wars of the 1990’s, communities that had shared the same landscapes for centuries, and individuals who grew up together and went to the same schools, fought one another ferociously.
Nationalism is essentially a modern political creation wrapped in the mantle of a common history and shared memories.
But while growth should be welcomed, we must ensure that we do not simply retrace the missteps of the last decade, when the benefits of growth were not widely shared.
They could conduct virtual experiments, work simultaneously to update data in a spreadsheet or document, and create a shared final presentation.
Through learning each other's languages, through cooperation based on shared values, common interests as well as historical ties, Central Europe has demonstrated what spectacular results can be achieved.
That shared interest would be a good place for GLACIER to start.
The EU is built on a foundation of shared and integrated sovereignty, which, in the eyes hardline sovereigntists like Trump, is pure heresy.
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