Asia Adrift

America Adrift

Algeria is adrift.

Even those who have jobs fear that they could lose them and be cast adrift.

Something similar is happening on the extreme right, with white power offering an apparent certainty to youngsters who are adrift.

From 100 million to 150 million surplus rural workers are adrift between the villages and the cities, many subsisting through part time, low paying jobs.

Iran s mood changed by the time America s entire Middle East strategy had gone adrift, but the grand bargain remains the only viable way out of the impasse.

Now, if you want to understand what happened then when the continents broke apart, and dinosaurs found landlubbers, as they are found themselves adrift. There's some missing puzzle pieces.

The virus of depression and schizophrenia, including their milder forms, is cultural in origin the embarrassment of choices that these societies offer in terms of self definition and personal identity leaves many of their members disoriented and adrift.

For it is in no European country s interest, or in the interest of the EU as a whole, that Central and Eastern Europe feel that they have been cast adrift or that Germany and Russia fixate on each other in this time of crisis.

Although the agreement may yet strip Assad s regime of some of its most dangerous weapons, the process if it can be called that which brought it about has strengthened a global perception that US foreign policy in Obama s second term is either adrift or drifting into isolationism.