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But the threat landscape on NATO’s
southern
flank is changing, pushing the Alliance toward uncharted waters.
These efforts will culminate at the Warsaw Summit, where NATO should establish a new strategic outlook that accounts for the complex and diffuse security challenges affecting its
southern
flank.
Given this, any “southern flank strategy” will need to include initiatives to bolster
southern
countries’ defenses against state actors, such as expanding the Standing NATO Maritime Group 2 in the Mediterranean and accelerating the NATO Response Force’s move toward a more flexible and deterrence-focused posture.
But there is also a more complex set of non-traditional challenges on NATO’s
southern
flank.
NATO’s
southern
strategy must therefore incorporate policies to improve its capacity to address non-conventional, asymmetric threats.
For example, the Alliance should develop a terrorism risk-assessment model, with a special focus on its
southern
flank, and upgrade the amount of actionable intelligence collected by and from partner and member countries.
Yet the more diffuse threats faced by the smaller number of
southern
NATO members may well be more acute.
NATO’s ability to transform its strategic outlook and develop an effective
southern
strategy will depend on its leaders’ ability to reconcile the interests of these two groups of members.
Of course, in both Gaza and
southern
Lebanon, the outcome is pre-determined by the one-sided military balance.
Schisms emerged between northern and
southern
states, and between smaller and larger ones.
The War on “Democratization”The wars in Lebanon and Gaza constitute a grave threat to democratic reform in the
southern
Mediterranean.
But it should now be clear to everyone that democratization in the
southern
Mediterranean cannot bypass Islamist movements, and that the success of that process largely depends on the degree to which their full participation in the political arena is ensured.
The assumption is that only real pressure will finally force Sudan’s government to embrace the United Nations-African Union peacekeeping force, negotiate with the West, disband the feared Janjaweed militia, allow refugees from the country’s brutal civil war to return to their villages, and make peace with
Southern
rebels.
Public pessimism in
southern
Europe is largely attributable to the absence of such a reward.
But resistance to austerity in
southern
Europe is not rooted in general hostility toward sacrifice.
But the rhetoric of fear is losing sway, because the “new deal” taking shape across
southern
Europe offers morerepression and less protection, thus violating the social contract’s fundamental tenets.
Thanks to the European Union’s austerity policies, the eurozone faces the prospect of a Japan-style era of stagnation, and chronic high unemployment on its
southern
fringe.
Six years ago, when I was a girl growing up in a slum in
southern
Ghana, it was normal to hear stories of teenagers having abortions; of 14-year-olds giving birth; and of 18-year-old men beating their prepubescent girlfriends because they refused to wash their partner’s clothes.
Unit labor costs rose steadily relative to Germany – not only in Spain but also in all of
southern
Europe, and in France – in the decade beginning in 2000, following the euro’s introduction.
Like many other
southern
European countries, however, labor-market and other rigidities dramatically reduced the speed and increased the costs of structural economic adjustment, resulting in lower levels of growth and employment, especially for young people and first-time job-seekers.
He has regularly defended the Palestinians’ rights to a state, but he also condemned Hamas’s rocket attacks on
southern
Israel.
Likewise, the killing of 13 Chinese boat crewmen on the Mekong River in October serves as a stark reminder that China’s presumably peaceful
southern
land border, which has been untroubled for nearly 20 years, today resembles the most hostile sort of neighborhood.
The Myitsone and Mekong episodes highlight China’s suddenly edgy relations with its
southern
neighbors.
The theory grew out of the experience of the
southern
United States, where many jurisdictions required stores to close on Sunday, thus preventing the sale of alcohol.
For that, units will have to be thinly spread from the
southern
tip of Iraq at Faw up to Amara, some 150 miles from Kuwait.
The urgent need in Lebanon is that Israeli attacks stop, that Lebanon’s regular military forces control the
southern
region of the country, that Hezbollah cease as a separate fighting force, and future attacks against Israel be prevented.
Germany and some of the other northern European countries, demonstrating an unseemly lack of European solidarity, have declared that they should not be asked to pick up the bill for their profligate
southern
neighbors.
If Germany and the other northern European countries continue to insist on pursuing current policies, they, together with their
southern
neighbors, will wind up paying a high price.
There are similar trends in many European countries as well, especially in
southern
Europe.
Northern governors oppose a third term for Obasanjo because they believe it is now their turn to choose Nigeria’s president under a deal, struck with their
southern
counterparts when democracy was introduced in 1999, for regional rotation of the presidency.
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