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Russia’s August 2008 invasion of Georgia produced a sterner variation: “No strategic partnership is possible if the values of democracy, respect for human rights, and the rule of law are not fully shared and respected.”
That way, the burden of adjustment would be shared with other creditors, as has occurred in Greece, and the economy would gain time to recover, particularly as investments in the world’s largest oil reserves began to bear fruit.
It is time to give the agriculture sector the opportunity that all Africans need to usher in an era of shared prosperity.
As she went through a messy divorce triggered by an unfaithful husband, millions of women shared her pain.
Or perhaps those who identified so strongly with Diana somehow imagined that they shared in her good deeds, and that they need not do anything more.
Only an inclusive international forum, in which complex ideas can be shared and debated, is likely to prove adequate to the task of navigating the new era of energy use, production, and consumption.
Thanks to US fecklessness, the widely shared vision of a free, open, and democratic-led Indo-Pacific could give way to an illiberal, repressive regional order, with China in full control.
Even if the reality never looks like the ideal, the pursuit of that ideal serves as a powerful motivator, linking diverse actors through a shared goal – one that would serve everyone’s interests.
Germany’s Great European HeistNEW YORK – Two mantras guide German thinking about eurozone integration: responsibilities and control must be aligned (so no mutualization of risk without shared jurisdiction); and legacy risks must be settled before any pooling of risks among euro members takes place.
It must develop a shared culture and build democratic governance to decide on the deployment of its defense forces.
First, Iran’s leaders are convinced that global geopolitics is a zero-sum game – a belief shared with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Most policymakers and experts expected that, after an inevitably troublesome period of transition, Russia would join the United States and Europe in a strategic and economic partnership, based on shared interests and values.
Today, shared interests have shrunk and values have diverged.
A potential Russia-China axis based on shared resistance to US hegemony carries the seeds of a new bipolarity.
Yet in other cases of collective action, we willingly affirm collective guilt and a shared duty to make reparations.
Indeed, Bhutan’s example gives the international community a unique opportunity to reconsider the path of economics in order to facilitate human flourishing on a shared planet.
A new commission established by Bhutan, to be chaired by its prime minister, should generate the technical tools needed to orient economics to human well-being on a shared planet.
The health challenge India faces is shared by many countries worldwide, including far wealthier ones such as the United States.
According to Putin, he rooted for Trump (but of course did not interfere on Trump’s behalf) because they shared a desire to improve bilateral relations.
Human greed, as well as the temptation of going to extremes, was tempered by the moderating influence of a shared Christian faith.
It is also affordable for governments and citizens alike; it is reliable, drawing on sources upon which we can depend for decades to come; and it contributes to shared prosperity, by bringing services and benefits to all members of society.
In order to accelerate progress, governance of the clinical trials must be transparent, and all knowledge about the disease, including developments regarding potential treatments and vaccines, must be shared openly – imperatives that will require strong public-health leadership in both the Mano River countries and the developed world.
At the same time, more scientific expertise must be devoted to analyzing the shared data and providing new ideas about prevention and treatment.
But, beyond formal treaties, normative constraints on states also include codes of conduct, conventional state practices, and widely shared expectations of proper behavior among a group (which create a common law).
The Environmental Bullying of New EuropeRIGA -- Instead of helping all EU member states to meet their own Kyoto goals, the European Commission is shifting what should be a shared burden onto its newest members, which are already the most environmentally efficient in the European Union.
That dynamic characterized the 30 years or so after World War II: growth rates were relatively high across a wide range of countries; their benefits were broadly shared within countries; and the rise of developing countries reduced global inequality.
They were very different characters who shared a similar philosophy, albeit expressed with more charm by a president who much admired her directness and her simple, even blunt assertions of the old verities.
It was a sentiment shared by many Americans who went to hear her lecture after her retirement.
But this time, as business leaders shared their experiences, one could almost feel the clouds darkening.
On the contrary, its approach to historical valuation is shared by cities worldwide.
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