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But economic integration has not been matched diplomatically.

Inexperienced and diplomatically inept, Kan s administration buckled, releasing the trawler captain early.

Luxembourg s finance minister, Jean Claude Juncker, diplomatically declared after the December meeting that, The result could have been worse.

Blair s departure left Bush increasingly isolated diplomatically, with changes of government in Berlin and Paris bringing only superficial improvements.

Talks continue, but, as UN negotiator and former Finnish President Martti Ahtisaari diplomatically told the Security Council, they are effectively dead.

The small number of countries that recognize Taiwan diplomatically is dwindling constantly, owing to a mixture of Chinese pressure and blandishments.

Their strategy worked. Luxembourg s finance minister, Jean Claude Juncker, diplomatically declared after the December meeting that, The result could have been worse.

In particular, those countries that contribute most to the Organization militarily, diplomatically and financially should be involved in the Council's decision making process.

According to Arkady Dvorkovich, an economic aide to President Dmitry Medvedev, the government will support both diplomatically and financially the expansion of Russian companies abroad.

In particular, those countries that contribute the most to the Organization militarily, diplomatically and financially should be more involved in the Council's decision making process.

And, while the large autocracies, Russia and China, find it diplomatically advantageous to tweak the Americans, both have different but crucial relationships with the United States.

Meanwhile, nationalism in China has grown under President Xi Jinping, as he routinely promotes his Chinese dream , which envisions a stronger China both economically and diplomatically.

If the US fails in this, while acting diplomatically and transparently (without a unilateral attack), Russia and China would find themselves globally isolated on this important issue.

In order to remain a country that punches above its weight diplomatically, it is in France s interest to operate through international organizations rather than to rely on bilateral relationships.

So it might be useful to step back and take one more look at our disagreeable negotiating partner Iran to see what should, and should not, be emphasized diplomatically.

In this brief period, 35 countries, including Egypt, Israel, and the five Permanent Members of the Security Council, recognized Somaliland diplomatically (interestingly, Israel was the first to do so).

Yet, while the Chinese clearly understand these contingencies and are preparing themselves to deal with them diplomatically and militarily, the Kremlin remains myopically obsessed with the phantom threat of America.

China has added to regional tensions with a foreign policy including advancing territorial claims in the East and South China Seas that would be described diplomatically as assertive, and more bluntly as bullying.

The same energy on display in Cairo and Tunis was evident among Libyan youth, but this time, America was able to do little diplomatically because it had no relationship with Col. Muammar el Qaddafi.

De Gaulle s policy of detente towards the Soviet Union, coming years before Nixon and Kissinger tried it, personified France s desire to exist diplomatically on its own and to maximize its room for maneuver with the US.

In Libya, however, the need was different. The same energy on display in Cairo and Tunis was evident among Libyan youth, but this time, America was able to do little diplomatically because it had no relationship with Col. Muammar el Qaddafi.

The Greek government was desperate to get some military support by the British or at least secure a loan, so it developed an ill thought plan to force diplomatically the British, by threatening their positions in Constantinople, but this never materialised.

Under President Barack Obama, the US is on record as favoring Cuba s reintegration into the world economy. The US could further that objective by letting it be known diplomatically that it will not object if others allow Cuba to return to the IMF.

If the Iran crisis were to boil over, the pivot to Asia would no longer be America s main foreign policy priority. But if the dispute with Iran is resolved diplomatically, the Middle East might, perhaps, be relegated to a position of lesser importance, as Obama clearly desires.