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When the EU launched its new “Eastern Partnership” in May, the purpose was to promote further integration with the Union’s
six
immediate eastern neighbors – Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine.
The Eastern Partnership – originating from a Polish/Swedish initiative – offers to the
six
countries a substantial upgrading and deepening of relations with the EU in key areas.
At the end of the year, a meeting of EU foreign ministers and their colleagues from the
six
partners will assess the progress made so far and give guidance on the way ahead.
The Eastern Partnership is about EU integration, about the
six
countries moving closer to the EU’s values, legislation, and ways of working, and about the EU being there to support and help this convergence.
The Eastern Partnership is not an answer to all the problems and difficulties that the
six
partners are facing.
Attahiru Jega, a university teacher and chairman of the INEC from August 2010, overhauled a sclerotic and corrupt election machinery, put in place a new and credible voting register, and retrained and deployed his staff to 120,000 polling stations in a vast country – all in
six
months.
During the previous
six
years, there were
six
prime ministers, ten defense ministers, and 14 justice ministers (ten of whom came and went during the 39 months of rule by the Democratic Party of Japan).
Indeed, Abe has visited 13 countries in the last
six
months alone (a schedule that has helped him to cast aside any lingering memories of his previous tenure as Prime Minister, when ill health forced him from office after barely a year).
AIPAC was opposing an international agreement that
six
major world powers – China, France, Germany, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the US – had already signed and that the United Nations had approved.
In Europe, the recession has lasted
six
years and counting; in Chile, it lasted ten months.
Nevertheless, the new government has expressed a solemn commitment to freedom of information and assembly, the release of all political prisoners, and free and internationally supervised presidential and legislative elections within
six
months.
The over-lending was so widespread that at one point it drove down the yield differential between Greek and German bonds to just
six
basis points – a ridiculously low level for two countries that differ so fundamentally in terms of economic management and financial conditions.
Six
years ago, President George W. Bush and other leaders adopted the ambitious goals that constitute the core of the MDGs.
Except for a handful of small countries that benefited from natural-resource bonanzas, all of the successful economies of the last
six
decades owe their growth to rapid industrialization.
Europe’s Challenges in 2012MADRID – For more than
six
decades, Europe’s integration process has been steadily evolving.
Hwang has just been fired by Seoul National University, and
six
of his co-workers have been suspended or had their pay cut.
China’s moves to strengthen its African ties have three objectives: to consolidate secure energy and mineral supplies, to curtail Taiwan’s influence on the continent (which harbours
six
of the 26 countries with which it maintains full diplomatic relations), and to augment China’s burgeoning global authority.
Judging by Trump’s first
six
months in office, one can safely assume that Assad will remain in power for the time being.
Roughly half of plastic products, such as packaging, are intended for one-time, short-lifespan (less than
six
months) applications prior to disposal.
Aggravating this situation is the global refugee crisis, which has displaced some 30 million children,
six
million from Syria alone, very few of whom are likely to return home during their school-age years.
Jinnah’s LabyrinthNEW DELHI – Three recent events vividly illustrate the dilemmas of today’s Pakistan, which are in many ways the same challenges faced by the country’s founder, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, over
six
decades ago.
Had the treaty been approved in 2005 as intended, it would have been in place for
six
years, and the strain placed by the crisis on EU economic governance – so visible in the eurozone’s recent problems – would have been much more manageable.
In the United States, the past three years have seen employment fall from 137.8 million people in July 2007 to slightly less than 130 million in July 2010 – a decline of 7.9 million during a period in which the adult population grew by
six
million.
They were asked to examine what could be achieved with extra investments in
six
key areas: prevention of sexual transmission, reduction of non-sexual transmission, treatment of those who have the disease, initiatives to use social policy and health-system strengthening to fight HIV/AIDS, and vaccine research.
Similarly, Clinton won the support of white, college-educated women by
six
points; but she lost white non-college-educated women by 28 points and white non-college-educated men by 49 points.
In July, the European Medicines Agency approved RTS,S – a vaccine also known by its trade name, Mosquirix – for use in children from
six
weeks to 17 months old.
In Nigeria alone,
six
million girls do not attend school; around the world, ten million girls each year become child brides, and seven million school-age girls are full-time workers.
It has already outlawed keeping veal calves in individual stalls,and, in
six
months, it will be illegal in all 27 EU countries, from Portugal to Poland and from Britain to Greece, to keep laying hens in the bare-wire cages that today dominate the egg industry around the world.
The two cities have a similar number of residents, but Atlanta’s transport-related carbon-dioxide emissions exceed Barcelona’s by a factor of
six.
According to the latest count, his nominees include five billionaires and
six
multimillionaires.
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