First, the US and global economies remain mired in recession.

Unless the economies of developing countries grow, they will remain mired in poverty.

The main obstacle is that German politicians remain mired in a can t do mode.

While coastal China and its major metropolises evince tremendous wealth, large swaths of Western China remain mired in poverty.

Although China claims that it normalized relations with North Korea in 2009, its policies and attitudes toward the North remain mired in a morbid comradeship.

Given that as many as half of China s 1.3 billion people remain mired in abject poverty, it is in China s interest to ensure that these economic relationships continue to flourish.

Unlike Europe, which largely put its historical ghosts to bed after 1945, Asian countries remain mired in nineteenth century style nationalisms that weakens collaboration and makes the region more dangerous than it needs to be.

Europe is mired in its oxymoronic commitment to expansionary fiscal austerity.

But these regions are nevertheless mired in recession.

Unfortunately, Bangladesh s most influential economists, and hence the country s policies, remain mired in the growth killing socialist economics that they learned at Cambridge and the London School of Economics a half century ago.

It is a debate that is already mired in controversy.

Of course, one can point to particular countries in Europe that are mired in recession.

China s statistical agency is still mired in communist input output accounting.

While Obiang and his family and cronies jet around the world living the high life, my nieces and nephews number among the vast majority of the country s people who remain mired in poverty. Child mortality is high.

France was said to be to be a country mired in apathy and increasingly uninterested in politics.

The hardest challenge will be for economies mired in oligarchic capitalism to accomplish a similar transition.

In sum, among advanced economies, the US is in the best relative shape, followed by Japan, where Abenomics is boosting confidence. The eurozone and the UK remain mired in recessions made worse by tight monetary and fiscal policies.

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The review of its implementation is of immense importance to the international community because while we deliberate on this important subject, millions of women and children in all parts of the world still remain mired in disease, poverty and the adverse effects of terrorism.

Moreover, once a country is mired in one of them, it is easy to fall into the next.

To Italian lawmakers, mired in stalemate and indecision, the French executive s considerable influence over the parliament is appealing.

Those bubbles may keep expanding, or may burst, leaving many homeowners mired in debt.

State banks are supposed to lend generously to India s rural poor, but their operations are mired in inefficiency and corruption.

Before too long, Russia s managed (read authoritarian) modernization will also have to allow for the rule of law and a functioning separation of powers, or the country will remain dependent on oil and gas prices and mired in a brutal struggle for power, influence, and money.

The United States and much of Europe remain mired in the aftermath of the financial crisis that erupted in the fall of 2008, with high unemployment, slow economic growth, and continuing bank sector problems. Emerging markets, however, have generally surmounted the crisis.

That means paying down debt and rebuilding savings, leaving consumer demand mired in protracted weakness.

LONDON The usual images of Africa are of a continent mired in conflict and squalor.

SYDNEY Burma, once the richest country in Southeast Asia, today is mired in deep poverty.

Most of the eurozone remains mired in a severe recession now spreading from the periphery to parts of the core.

The US became mired in Iraq. And, for the moment, Israel s Syrian strike appears to have eliminated a potential threat.

In the meantime, Latin America remained mired in what became widely known as the lost decade.

Likewise, whereas Greece s nominal gross national product is at least growing, Japan remains mired in deflation.

It is now mired in an existential crisis more profound than at any point since 1945.

Syria remains mired in a bloody civil war that has already caused more than 100,000 deaths.

Refugees are mired in poverty as they are generally barred from working in their host countries.

The employment to population ratio in the US remains flat mired at the very low levels to which it fell during the recession.

With Europe mired in crisis, capital flows from Tunisia s resource rich Arab neighbors are its best hope.

Lacking democracy s most effective brakes on unpopular wars, the US has become relatively free to get itself mired in unwelcome foreign adventures.

Hence the impasse, with the eurozone becoming mired in a vicious circle of high debt and economic austerity.

Around 48 of Nicaragua s population is mired in poverty, with 79.9 living on less than two dollars a day.

That successive efforts to agree a programme of work in the CD have become mired in procedural disputes is a matter for deep regret.

Well educated and successful, middle class Russians have taken to the streets to gain respect from a Kremlin hierarchy that is mired in deceit and corruption.

Before the green revolution, Nobel Prize winning economist Gunnar Myrdal predicted a bleak future for an Asia mired in poverty.

Since 1991, Japan has been mired in what Harvard economist Alvin Hansen, a contemporary of Keynes, once described as secular stagnation.

Organizations must remain dynamic to remain relevant, and the OSCE is no exception.