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Theirs is a nationalist international – a classic creature of a deflationary period – united by contempt for liberal democracy and the ability to mobilize those who would crush it.
Will Europe rise to the occasion and seize the opportunity created by America’s daring and exhilarating choice to prove to itself and to the world that the old continent can exist as a power and a united actor?
Some Arab leaders still toy with the idea that overthrowing him might yet salvage a united Sudan, but it is probably too late for that.
This is not just a matter of presenting a united front.
Global economic challenges and the flood of migrants and asylum-seekers will continue to reach Europe’s borders, whether it is united or not.
For the first time, developing countries united, and the talks broke down.
After the war, Israel declared united Jerusalem as its capital, annexing more than 30 Arab villages to the municipality.
Similarly, no matter how loudly Israel proclaims that the city is united, it is anything but so.
The two sides of the city are united only in mutual economic dependence – the result of a policy that encouraged bringing Palestinian workers into Israel in the hope that jobs – and the fear of losing them – would make them reluctant to rebel.
The pretense that Jerusalem is united can no longer be used to mask discrimination.
As in Iran in 1979, demonstrators united in opposition to the old regime have wildly differing goals.
European integration was built on the ideal of a united Europe working together to uphold peace, generate prosperity, and advance democracy.
Although football victories have sometimes united bitter opponents, such truces have been all too ephemeral, and usually end soon after the final whistle blows.
For example, they are generally united in their frustration with – but not in their proposed response to – the dollar’s status as the world’s reserve currency.
Europeans, with some nuances, are now emotionally united in their “coolness” toward Israel.
Germany is no longer an exception when it comes to public opinion, and European governments are united in their reluctance to send troops on the ground to separate Israel and Hezbollah.
Polls indicate that if all of the parties on the left united, they would secure 16% of the vote.
Are they not united with those who stood alongside General de Gaulle in the French Resistance?
The Palestinian government is united administratively, but divided politically.
If Russia does veto the Ahtisaari plan, the EU’s united facade will likely fracture, with many European countries refusing either to join the US in recognizing an independent Kosovo without the UN’s blessing or to send a supervisory mission there.
With the world’s sixth-largest economy, a population of nearly 40 million that looks like the future of America, and a united and responsible Democratic government, California is a model of what progressive federalism can accomplish.
Without a united core of European countries -- including France -- no meaningful European pillar can be built within NATO.
Decisive progress on this path cannot be made without an increased awareness that all of us are part of one human family, united by bonds of fraternity and solidarity.
Although Putin did have the decency to change the words, he retained the Soviet spirit - “great Russia united forever.”
It is not aimed at creating a united (Catholic) Ireland, an independent Basque country, or even a Palestinian state, but at a particular worldview and those who represent it.
The specter of a united Germany was not to become a reality soon.
These are politically sensitive topics that could have polarized, rather than united, the international community.
Having demonstrated that what is fragile on its own can be robust in a bundle, Motonari urged his sons to remain united.
Its success will hinge on a united, cooperative approach that potentially even includes the United Kingdom.
American presidential elections provide a near perfect test to understand the difference between European and Asian worldviews, even if the two continents are far from united internally.
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