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Up until now, the US and the EU have had shared foreign-policy goals with respect to China.
Despite their differences, both place most of the blame for Italy’s problems on “Europe” – meaning European Union rules and shared principles.
Only by addressing these trends can the benefits of trade be increased and equitably shared.
Yet I see a danger of nations looking inward rather than toward a shared future.
By then, we need a shared vision of a new global climate change agreement to replace the Kyoto Protocol, which runs out in 2012.
By doing so, we will set the stage for a new era of stability and global prosperity, more widely and equitably shared.
Instead, we must spread and nurture our shared values: the rule of law, democracy, and freedom.
If Europe’s leaders are to inspire their people to build a shared future, they must demonstrate an understanding of what that future has in store – and how to make the most of it.
Japan considers Vietnam a particularly promising security partner, precisely because of the countries’ shared maritime security interests.
The European Union has consistently failed to find joint solutions to shared problems, even as it has been wracked by a series of crises.
The refusal of European leaders to take responsibility and agree on a shared solution to the refugee crisis is not just hurting the refugees; it is also damaging the EU’s future, as it weakens Germany’s willingness to reform and engage with the rest of Europe.
Even a president committed to putting “America first” now seems to recognize that a framework through which countries can pursue shared goals is not a bad thing.
And, in a world where borders are becoming increasingly porous to everything from drugs to infectious diseases to terrorism, America must mobilize international coalitions to address shared threats and challenges.
But, rather than pursuing joint initiatives aimed at advancing the two countries’ shared interests in these areas, the US proposed nuclear-weapons reductions as the primary mechanism of the diplomatic reset.
But the recent US-Russian agreement regarding the removal and destruction of Syria’s chemical-weapons stockpiles offers hope that the two sides are beginning to set a new agenda, based on international law and a shared desire to prevent further deterioration of the desperate situation in the Middle East.
Valuable information is more likely to be shared by friends than among acquaintances.
Underlying his declarations was a clear message: the sovereign state still reigns supreme, with national interests overshadowing shared objectives.
On the contrary, opposition to trade is shared in the trendy neighborhoods of New York, Berlin, and Paris.
The underlying assumption, shared by aid donors like the World Bank and the African Development Bank, is that more investment in the national grid, coupled with utility reform, will cause power to trickle down to the people.
Indeed, Berlusconi and Qaddafi have shared common personal business interests since 2009, when Lafitrade, a Qaddafi family company, took a 10% stake in Quinta Communications, a cinema production company which is 22% owned by Berlusconi’s company Fininvest.
Both reflect the failure to fulfill the promise of shared, pan-European prosperity.
In too many cases, a copyright-protected audio book produced in France or Canada, for example, cannot legally be shared with a college library in francophone Africa for use by blind students.
In fact, the Constitutional Treaty defines more clearly which competencies should be shared between the EU and its member states, and how.
Rather, it will require the development of an entirely new curriculum that gives the next generation of technologists, engineers, scientists, and mathematicians the formal foundations – including shared vocabulary and intellectual frameworks – for considering the macro effects of their actions on society.
The United States, Europe’s closest and most powerful ally – a crucial security partner and bearer of shared values – is now headed in a very different direction, and threatening to leave a shaken and divided Europe alone in a harsh world eager to tear it apart.
A multilateral coordination mechanism would enable these countries to harmonize their efforts, thereby boosting their capacity to advance their shared security interests, even if US resources and leadership dwindle.
Most important, the TAP would create a sense of a shared future for the Americas.
By coming together, they can steer the international community toward a system based on shared goals and collective responsibility.
The fear that demagogues exploit is rooted in more than a shared taste for hunting, or a notion of self-defense.
As a country of immigrants, the US is not based on shared ancestry or culture.
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