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Small countries continue to dominate the list of the world's richest countries,
more of a problem as countries continue to move towards universal IDs.
If those countries continue to protect Mugabe,
Did you know many African countries continue to pay colonial tax to France since their independence till today!
It is unacceptable to have huge austerity programmes on the expenditure side while countries continue to have unconstrained tax competition on the revenue side.
The United States and other Western countries continue to voice support for Kosovo while also calling for the quick deployment of EULEX.
other infectious diseases rampant in developing countries continue to take millions of lives each year.
However, most countries continue to face problems of efficiency
Germany and other European countries continue forcibly returning Afghan….
However, LGBTI people in many countries continue to face widespread discrimination
Even after the collapse of the colonial system, many countries continue to recognize British law as the basis of their legal systems.
Debt levels in almost all European countries continue to rise and growth seems to be a long forgotten memory.
Nevertheless, we must not forget that our neighbouring countries continue to be plagued by serious unrest.
in the 21st century, some 70 countries continue to have laws that criminalize LGBTI status
During this first phase the applicant countries continue to benefit from"traditional" debt relief,
Countries continue to modify legislation to facilitate the treatment
Developing countries continue to face important difficulties,
driven by high threat perceptions, Asian countries continue to expand their military capabilities with an emphasis on maritime assets”, said Wezeman.
driven by high threat perceptions, Asian countries continue to expand their military capabilities with an emphasis on maritime assets," said Siemon Wezeman.
He concluded that it will“become increasingly difficult to justify to American citizens why some countries continue to fail to meet our shared collective security commitments.”.