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Germany’s ChoiceFRANKFURT – The euro crisis has already transformed the European Union from a voluntary association of equal
states
into a creditor-debtor relationship from which there is no easy escape.
Wealthy
states
and regions face the dilemma of designing border controls that reflect not only the needs and demands of their populations, but also their responsibility to those seeking to enter their territory.
States
that tighten their borders encourage desperate people, exploited by cynical smugglers and traffickers, to take greater risks to cross them.
But, faced with a complex picture,
states
have tended to address the flow of migrants they deem undesirable by saying, in effect, “out of sight, out of mind.”
A single-minded focus on sealing borders – a particularly worrying trend in states’ approach to migration controls today – tends to regard migrants as unwanted trespassers even before their status can be determined, their rights upheld, or their contributions acknowledged.
Member
states
are divided on how to address this, and recent discussions in Brussels have only begun to make some progress.
Externally, Russia and Iran acted as the regime’s main supporters, while Western countries, Turkey, and Arab
states
like Saudi Arabia and Qatar extended limited support to different opposition groups.
Large numbers of refugees could flee into neighboring states, which could be drawn into the conflict.
Chaos and fighting could easily spill over into such weak neighboring
states
as Iraq and Lebanon.
TTIP negotiations proved more challenging, with some European states, particularly France and Germany, opposing the rules out of fear that they would enable US firms to dominate the European digital economy.
Older tribal and clan loyalties in Africa were mangled by the boundaries drawn, in distant cities like Berlin, for colonially-created
states
whose post-independence leaders needed to invent new traditions and national identities.
But it is dangerous to think that the UN can address today’s complex problems without the full backing of its member
states.
The European Council, which represents member
states
in the structures of the Union, could be given a more public character.
It could then be seen, in a bicameral system, as a kind of “Chamber of Nations” within the framework of what Jacques Delors called a “federation of nation states.”
A visitor to Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, now sees the same level of determination to join the West that existed a decade ago in the Baltic
states.
First,
states
must stake their territorial claims on the basis of international law.
In the last year alone, there have been 15 such lynchings across nine Indian states, resulting in 27 deaths.
Small
states
in the middle of Europe that have been victims of aggression throughout their history should not be blamed for believing that the US remains the only real guarantor of their security.
Such reforms can work only if the big member
states
do not succumb to the temptation to use these mechanisms to bypass or ride roughshod over the interests of the small countries.
According to Brexiteers like British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, because EU member
states
are too divided and consumed by their own crises to defend the integrity of the European project, “There is only one way to get the change we want – vote to leave the EU.”
EU member
states
have remained impressively united throughout the Brexit negotiations.
And his suggestion that German cars should be cleansed from US streets – despite the fact that many “German” cars are actually built in the very US
states
from which he draws his support – may help Germans realize that they need other Europeans’ help to protect their auto industry.
Indeed, the current global financial crisis has demonstrated once more that the EU is strong where it has integrated its member states’ interests and weak where it has failed to do so.
Simply put, Europe’s nation
states
are too small to address a crisis of this dimension on their own.
By visiting Poland before Germany, Trump may be trying to create a split within the EU, similar to when newly admitted member
states
drew criticism from “Old Europe” for supporting the US invasion of Iraq in 2003.
The ICJ, which instead deals with controversies between states, was faced with Bosnia’s claim that Serbia was responsible for the Srebrenica massacre.
The economies of Poland, Slovakia, the Baltic states, Bulgaria, Sweden, and Germany have all grown faster than that of the US, while Hungary, Denmark, and most eurozone countries have registered negative growth.
In the US, the federal government does not take responsibility for solving states’ individual problems; indeed, the
states
that have been hardest hit by the crisis have undertaken their own reforms.
Harvest of SuicideNEW DELHI – An epidemic of farmers’ suicides has spread across four Indian
states
– Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Punjab – over the last decade.
These trends are precursors to a very different international model that has yet to emerge – one that will be distinct from both the nineteenth century’s “balance of power” and the twentieth century’s “community of states.”
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