Following his inauguration in January 2001, the new administration began a review of its policy toward North Korea.
新政権は平和を目指し、世界のすべての国家と互いに協力できる基盤を確立する事を可能にします。
This allows the new regime to pursue peace and work to establish the infrastructure by which all the nations of the world can freely cooperate with each other.
He told the Financial Times that the new government was committed to remaining in the EU and would continue with the austerity program, only at a slower pace in order to reduce the adverse effects on employment.
The new government will continue to work with civil society to align its policies with the values of diversity, equality, openness, transparency, and human rights, so as to deepen and evolve Taiwan's democratic institutions.
The new government should address Burmese military and armed group abuses as part of the nationwide peace process, including by facilitating women's participation in talks.
The new administration should immediately and completely abrogate the weird non-treaty known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, a. k. a. the Iran deal.
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