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A global deal on climate change is urgently needed.
But, while the United States does indeed face problems that urgently need to be addressed, if China is to rise further, to say nothing of supplanting the US internationally, it must first put its own house in order.
The destruction of Venezuela must be stopped urgently if its viability as a state and a society is to be reestablished.
But what is urgently needed today is an understanding that diplomacy is not only about shouting from the rooftops and communicating with the general public.
The IPCC provides a risk assessment to the world, and, perhaps even more urgently, surveys the likely impacts of climate change.
Each of these challenges will cost money, which is why we hope that, as we approach the beginning of the school year in September, the international community will urgently increase its financial support to Lebanon.
Countries should urgently put in place educational campaigns and begin to change behaviors.
With disintegration looming, they urgently need to demonstrate to anxious Europeans that the benefits of the EU outweigh its costs.
But total funds pledged by all sources are only a small fraction of what is urgently needed.
If Latin America’s companies are to compete effectively with those based in developed or emerging economies, the region must urgently remedy this, by raising the skill level of its workforce.
A similar program is needed urgently in Africa.
Seizing Sustainable DevelopmentHELSINKI/JOHANNESBURG – The world is on an unsustainable path, and must urgently chart a new course forward, one that brings equity and environmental concerns into the economic mainstream.
The US-South Korea debate over nuclear weapons should show both sides that their 59-year-old alliance urgently needs to be updated.
Rather, the new financial architecture that many are calling for, and which is urgently needed, must be supported by an ethical framework.
All this shows that reflection on common ethical values, a global ethic, is needed more urgently now than ever before.
That is the one part of the European constitution that urgently needs to be rescued.
With most households continuing to face stagnating or falling incomes – and with younger generations thus on track to be poorer than their parents – such solutions are urgently needed.
But, just as urgently, more than one-third of children of primary-school age – 250 million – are not learning the basics, according to the UNESCO Education for All Global Monitoring Report.
We also urgently need more transparency and accountability, so that budgets are visible and communities have a say in school governance.
Donors must provide the help that developing countries urgently need.
To fuel innovation and new discoveries, we urgently need more partnerships between governments, businesses (particularly drug makers), and civil-society organizations.
America’s failure to push urgently for the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula – a position that stands in stark contrast to the concerted effort made to reach a nuclear deal with Iran – is a serious problem for the South.
But, at this moment in history, the main threats to prosperity – those that urgently need world leaders’ attention and effective international cooperation – are the huge uncontained negative spillover effects of regional tensions, conflict, and competing claims to spheres of influence.
At the same time, the environmental policies that are urgently needed to improve air and water quality absorb resources and impede growth.
Thus, Iran urgently needs to produce 20,000 megawatts of nuclear power by 2020.
Yet its governance structure is of another age – antiquated, increasingly problematic, and urgently in need of sensible reform.
Moreover, the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers must act urgently on their January 2010 declaration that, in addition to Court rulings, “other means” are crucial to protect media freedom.
And governments must urgently move to safeguard independent media – and thus their citizens’ access to the information that they need make informed decisions.
To chart a way forward, a sustained dialogue between the EU and Turkey is urgently needed.
Beyond political and fiscal unification and short-term growth policies, Europeans urgently need structural reforms aimed at restoring Europe’s competitiveness.
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