Russia s Population Implosion

And some are holding out for an implosion.

The feared implosion of Wall Street seems to have been avoided.

No wonder that nowadays most of these countries face civil unrest, rebellion, and risk of implosion.

But watching the slow, disorderly implosion of the Greek economy and society would be much worse.

Disregard the imminent democratic implosion of Nicaragua, and the absence of any type of democracy in Cuba?

Still, despite the FDP s implosion and the opposition parties disastrous electoral strategy, Merkel needs a coalition partner.

Disregard the imminent democratic implosion of Nicaragua, and the absence of any type of democracy in Cuba?

The prospects of an implosion of effective governmental authority in Pakistan are strong, and the consequences would be dire.

But it is time for Asia s powers to start thinking creatively and acting cooperatively to prevent a violent implosion.

Implosion This likelihood of political disintegration, economic collapse, and social disorder may be no higher than that of re equilibration.

Implosion This likelihood of nbsp political disintegration, economic collapse, and social disorder may be no higher than that of re equilibration.

BDS s opponents (including me) regard the movement as a political subterfuge intended to bring about the implosion of the Jewish state.

I don t see any institution other than the EU that has enough size and heft to protect Europeans from a possible implosion.

Conservatives sat back and benefited from the Left's implosion, but overlooked the fact that their own need for discussion was as urgent.

Until the recent near implosion of Western capitalism, the North Atlantic authorities thought that the end of financial history had been reached.

Oblivious to the role of the shadow banking system, the Fed did not understand how its implosion would undermine the traditional banking system.

This lack of trust has brought the eurozone to the cusp of implosion, and is calling into question the very future of European unity.

And in America, where confidence is now excessive and exuberant, who would be surprised if the economy just plain collapses following a stock market implosion.

In forty years, a demographic implosion within China, the consequence of its one child policy, will make European and Japanese concerns about aging populations look trivial.

Of course, communism s collapse was not the result of a pre emptive strike by the West (though the arms race helped drive the system to implosion).

In the United States and elsewhere, there is a sense that the long foreseen implosion of news publishing is accelerating, having reached a kind of critical mass.

But, at a time of weakening economic performance, China cannot afford an implosion of the real estate sector, which accounts for at least 30 of overall growth.

In the early 1990's, it weathered the implosion of the Japanese economic miracle, and maintained a steady course through the Asian economic crisis later in the decade.

Few parts of Asia are structurally exposed to the credit implosion, and the balance sheets of Asian banks and companies are on the whole cleaner than their counterparts elsewhere.

Avoiding a post exit implosion of the Greek banking system, however, might require temporary measures, such as bank holidays and capital controls, to prevent a disorderly run on deposits.

But after the implosion of communism, the situation in Europe was more or less reversed the defensive demarcation of borders has been replaced by the removal of frontiers across the Continent.

One of our most pressing tasks today is to prevent the implosion of weak states. Another is to assist countries that have collapsed into violence to begin the slow process of recovery.

The extraordinary implosion of global financial markets may also work to the advantage of the Yes side in a second referendum, because Ireland s economic future cannot be contemplated seriously outside of EU structures.

Humanity is currently engaged in a far reaching and urgent competition that pits the need to embed a twenty first century green economy against the rapid implosion of our climate and natural life support systems.

After a mammoth research effort, the more complex design of the implosion device, known as the Christy gadget after Robert Christy, another student of Oppenheimer's, was finalized in a meeting in Oppenheimer's office on February 28, 1945.

Syria s implosion, and the chaos and extremism that are likely to breed there, will threaten the entire Middle East the stability of Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey, Iraq, Gaza, the West Bank, Israel, Iran, and Saudi Arabia hangs in the balance.

China fears not only the social and economic consequences of a North Korean implosion, but also the strategic consequences of reunification in particular, that the US military, through its alliance with South Korea, would gain access to territory on its border.

NEW YORK At long last, the United States is showing signs of recovery from the crisis that erupted at the end of President George W. Bush s administration, when the near implosion of its financial system sent shock waves around the world.

Japan will be incapable of responding because its government can't even keep its own economy above water. And in America, where confidence is now excessive and exuberant, who would be surprised if the economy just plain collapses following a stock market implosion.

And let s not forget that US voters have no appetite for more military action in the Middle East, even if the price is years of civil war and the implosion and fragmentation of a country bordering Israel, Jordan, Iraq, Turkey, and Lebanon.

We ignore failing states at our peril, because anarchy creates an environment conducive to extremist ideologies and can offer a haven for terrorists, criminals, and drug traffickers. One of our most pressing tasks today is to prevent the implosion of weak states.

In a nutshell the implosion of the brave new world of modern finance, and the economic crisis that followed, was rooted in the idea that free and unregulated capital markets always work for the public good, and are all that is needed for economic prosperity.

The most interesting development is that we can now see increasing convergence in the regulatory philosophies and toolkits in Beijing, London, and New York. Until the recent near implosion of Western capitalism, the North Atlantic authorities thought that the end of financial history had been reached.

NEW YORK Last week, rumors from the world of print media were rife a hundred reporters from The New York Times news desk to be bought out or to lose their jobs if they refuse steep cutbacks at British newspapers staffs slashed at Condé Nast eight respected editors axed at Glamour magazine. In the United States and elsewhere, there is a sense that the long foreseen implosion of news publishing is accelerating, having reached a kind of critical mass.