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Full realization of this vision would require either a change to the existing European
treaties
or, more feasible, agreement by eurozone members on a new treaty, like the “fiscal compact” that entered into force in 2013.
The
treaties
signed in 1648 concluded nearly a century of religious warfare by enshrining the principle of cuius regio, eius religio (“whose realm, his religion”).
Of the three treaties, the one produced by the Congress of Vienna offers a sort of mirror image to help us understand the specificity of our current conditions.
In time, strategic arms control
treaties
became the measure of the political relationship.
Those accords resemble Cold War arms
treaties
in form, but differ in content.
And, unsurprisingly, it took almost two decades before UN member states simultaneously adopted two separate
treaties
– the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights – encompassing the two distinct baskets of rights.
Addressing this imbalance between the two baskets of rights, the new Protocol establishes for the Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights a vehicle to expose abuse, known as a “complaint mechanism,” similar to those created for other core human rights
treaties.
This shortcoming is far worse in the case of delegation to international agencies or
treaties.
It is also reflected in the increasing number of non-trade-related provisions being inserted into the PTA
treaties
proposed by the US and EU, a result of self-serving lobbies that seek concessions by weaker trading partners, without which free trade supposedly would amount to “unfair trade.”
It is as far as could be from the Treaty of Vienna, the Treaty of Versailles, or even the
treaties
banning landmines and establishing the International Criminal Court.
China’s inevitable dominance in Asia could be accepted, provided it avoids outright wars with Japan, Taiwan, and other countries whose security is, in theory, guaranteed by
treaties
with the US.
Political declarations on the issues outlined would be registered as international
treaties
at the United Nations to provide binding legal force.
But the problem for Cowen (and for the EU) is that this level of support does not seem to translate to the ballot box: the Irish rejected EU
treaties
on two of the last three occasions when they were asked to vote.
Treaties
are more binding than national legislation, because they are more difficult to revoke, amend, or repeal.
This week, we commit the US and the EU to combat illegal fishing, to strengthen our monitoring, and to enforce management measures in our role as parties to regional fishery organizations and to various international
treaties.
The paramount task is to concentrate on a broad, and long-overdue, reform agenda that includes solutions that are both simple to achieve and do not require changes to the European
treaties.
Russia, in particular, has focused on treaties, conferences, and political arrangements.
And his team has drafted additional executive orders that will reduce or even terminate funding for international organizations and withdraw the US from multilateral
treaties.
This is not bilateralism, which would involve respecting existing treaties; it is literally deal-by-deal diplomacy.
There must be continuity across presidencies, with new leaders respecting the
treaties
signed by their predecessors.
Even before attaining EU membership, all candidate countries' governments had to start adopting measures aimed at meeting the Maastricht criteria within several years, because the new members had committed themselves in their accession
treaties
to adopting the euro.
A key question is whether a post-European UK could remain part of Thatcher’s creation, the single market, especially as it is extended to the digital domain and augmented with free-trade
treaties
around the world.
Indeed, the EU continues to exist precisely because its members respect
treaties.
At the time, I was Senior Policy Adviser for the US House of Representatives’ Committee on Education and Labor – a position that made me the top congressional staff member responsible for upholding labor standards in international trade
treaties.
This is not surprising: In the US, where almost five million manufacturing jobs have disappeared since the adoption of the North American Free Trade Agreement, and where real wages have stagnated, a majority of voters across the political spectrum are opposed to more such
treaties.
And authoritarian countries like Russia and China championed international
treaties
guaranteeing no interference with states’ strong sovereign control over their portion of the Internet.
In fact, from 1992 to 2002, the UN’s member governments signed a number of
treaties
and agreements that can and should provide the foundation for long-term global solutions.
Three
treaties
emerged in 1992 out of the so-called Rio Conference on the Environment – on climate change, biodiversity conservation, and desertification.
Without implementation, all of the
treaties
in the world would lead us nowhere.
Treating all EU languages on the same footing is a direct consequence of the formal equality of member states under the founding
treaties.
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