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It will be necessary to harness grass-roots dynamism and entrepreneurial potential to achieve social solidarity and equity.
The third challenge, instrumental to meeting the first two, will be to strengthen regional Arab solidarity.
Beyond the need to maintain solidarity with our allies, it is in Europe’s interest to take responsibility for our own security.
Those ties have been strained since 1993, when Turkey closed its border with Armenia in solidarity with Azerbaijan in the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
Its abstention on Security Council Resolution 1973 – placing it in the same camp as the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) – was a sign that its foreign policy is now influenced more by trade concerns than by European solidarity.
More importantly, South Africa’s ruling elite clearly believes that black liberation solidarity of the kind that links Mbeki with Mugabe inevitably trumps human rights.
The main threat to the euro is precisely the eurozone’s lack of a modicum of political unity – a Federation Lite that makes solidarity possible, and even automatic, when it is needed.
Kaczynski presented this fluid electorate with a credible vision of a state concerned with social solidarity (with no one’s refrigerator standing empty) and opposed to heartless liberalism (which brings empty refrigerators for the poor and full ones for the rich).
Modi and Trump also demonstrated additional clarity and solidarity on confronting terrorism, by asking Pakistan to do more to disrupt extremist sanctuaries in its territory.
This change of top EU personnel represents an ideal opportunity to debate what Europe stands for, and how to create a more stable, integrated, and prosperous union – one based on solidarity, interdependence, and enlightened self-interest.
Ideally, this requires some form of risk-sharing and financial solidarity.
Yet every move toward greater financial solidarity among member states has met with resistance and fueled a growing divide between debtor and creditor countries.
The grotesque coupling of legitimate solidarity with Palestine and anti-Jewish invective seems to have forged a politically correct form of anti-Semitism – one that, 70 years after the Holocaust, is raising the specter of Kristallnacht over Europe’s Jewish communities.
Citizens’ voluntary financing of their countries’ national debt would be the most effective means of reducing strain on Europe’s financial resources, while simultaneously serving as a powerful symbol of solidarity.
By calling upon citizens to finance their own countries’ national debts, southern Europe’s leaders can fix their own economies and strengthen the European principles of solidarity and subsidiarity.
Members of this cohort have no personal links to past German crimes, and they have often been subjected to anti-Zionist indoctrination by regimes seeking legitimacy through solidarity with the Palestinians.
The European Commission’s proposal is intended to underscore European solidarity and burden-sharing – both core EU principles.
Instead of reinforcing its foundations with solidarity and compassion, the Union has fractured.
But the main reason for this new solidarity between Western right-wing populists and the state of Israel might lie deeper than shared antipathy toward Islam.
To achieve this, Europe must encourage the new democracies to transfer various tasks of solidarity to self-governing bodies and non-profit or public service organizations.
Social solidarity will become more authentic if closely linked with concrete people or their associations.
Authentic solidarity amongst people, social groups, settlements and regions is also the surest background for those forms of solidarity that only States can implement.
A bitter chapter in modern European history was the policy of appeasement with its renunciation of European solidarity, leading to the capitulation of Munich.
Concern for security, indeed, is a manifestation of societal solidarity.
A great North-South regional grouping of this type could negotiate in international institutions – most notably the World Trade Organization – from a stronger position, and so preserve its own development model, one based on proximity, complementarity, and solidarity.
Successful pension systems often have a solidarity pillar (public) and a contributory pillar (private).
Instead, Europe’s center-left parties should strike a balance between national and international solidarity with a three-pronged strategy comprising effective limits on immigration, a focus on integration, and humanitarian efforts to ease large-scale human suffering.
The EU, originally conceived as an instrument of solidarity, is today held together by grim necessity.
The only way to reverse the trend is to recapture the spirit of solidarity that animated the European project from the start.
We could set up solidarity houses in Greece, which would serve as community centers for the local population and also provide food and shelter to migrants.
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