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In this crisis, the US president should form a united front with human rights groups, which can advise him exactly how to follow, sustain, and support those Iranians who have been or may yet be arrested, or worse.
But as long as the “enemy” in the West remains united and principled, ISIS cannot emerge victorious.
History offers many examples of what the writer Milan Kundera has called “small nations” that are solid and strong, because their people are united in the face of their powerful neighbors.
They are nations of citizens united by their history and spirit, rather than ethnicity, a sense of superiority, or an arrogant identity.
Despite disputes over R2P’s legal basis, the doctrine gained rapid recognition – not least because the various schools of interventionism united behind it.
The movement united ten million people: workers and professors, peasants and students, priests and freethinkers among them – all of civil society.
In China, Mao Zedong united the country in 1949, while Deng Xiaoping was responsible for engineering its unprecedented economic rise.
And, as a political outsider, he is in a unique position to direct Indonesia toward a more prosperous, united future – and vault himself into the country’s pantheon of great leaders.
Once again, Russia's big businessmen have united behind Chubais.
Europe, for its part, has a good opportunity to vindicate itself by committing to a united, coherent, and effective foreign policy.
If united, entrenched elites and the mass of workers and the poor can create a powerful stumbling block to reform.
Part One would lay down the rights and duties of European citizens as well as of States; the underlying values of a united Europe; and the meaning and objectives of integration.
Now they feel united and focused – and with good reason.
But the Republicans’ internal rifts have made it clear to Democrats that, if they stay united, they can put a serious crimp in the Trump agenda and claw back House seats in November 2018.
All are outspoken paladins of human rights when it comes to condemning any Israeli defensive attack in Gaza as “genocide,” but are equally united in opposing Security Council action on Syria, even as the repression there grows ever more appalling.
Friends of France, and of a united Europe, were no doubt relieved by Macron’s victory.
Today’s turmoil, however, is no longer driven by anger at foreign forces; instead, it marks a second phase of the de-colonization process: the assertion of the right of self-determination by peoples and tribes united only by a dictator’s yoke.
But the key difference between then and now is that the US government no longer has an interest in a strong, united Europe – or in global stability, for that matter.
We need a Europe that stands united because it wants to, not because it is forced to by new political super-structures that lack any underpinning of popular support.
Of course, faced with the Chinese economic challenge, America would be happy to forge a united front – especially in matters of trade – with the continent that is still the world’s leading commercial power.
Some Chinese ask what the rules of the game would be in the event that the Korean peninsula is united under South Korea.
The good news is that the global community has united to help all people acquire these skills – and with real results.
Indeed, Iraq no longer deserves to be described as a united country.
First, were the regions to be united similar or dissimilar in terms of their economies’ vulnerability to external shocks?
Yet the disparate movements were united by the pursuit of freedom, dignity, and economic opportunity.
Unless ASEAN remains united as a bloc, it will lose its ability to convene regional actors, mediate disputes, and shape principles of international behavior and interaction.
After winning independence, the American colonies united loosely under the Articles of Confederation.
Repairing them requires nothing less than pressing ahead, at long last, toward a strong, united Europe.
Are we heading toward a world united by shared incompetence and inadequacy?
India’s unease about strategic power, and its resemblance to a gigantic European Union united only by the English language, reflects its ongoing search for a new international identity.
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