There is no continent-wide deposit or unemployment insurance, for instance.
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It could eventually result in continent-wide deployment of the technology.
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Substantial and sustained action is needed to address this continent-wide problem.
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Political scientists looking at Europe's centre left talk of a continent-wide "Pasokification".
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U. forces continent-wide and make it even harder for the union to govern.
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Like Matteo Salvini of the Lega, Mr Macron has published a continent-wide manifesto.
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She also maintains that the continent-wide snapshot of elephant numbers is even worse.
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It's a continent-wide campaign because of all the Turks living in other European countries.
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The European refugee crisis, for example, seems to cry out for a continent-wide solution.
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They found that the incidence of the disease had declined by 40 percent continent-wide.
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Hundreds of thousands fled to Europe, helping to trigger a continent-wide wave of reaction.
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There have been whispers of loan sharks and mafia connections and Continent -wide arrest warrants.
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Her France-first, close-the-borders politics are in tune with the continent-wide nationalist trend.
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The Little Ice Age amounted to "a long-term, continent-wide agricultural crisis," as Blom writes.
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Greater regional cooperation, before such a trade deal is made continent-wide, was necessary, Parks suggested.
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A continent-wide downturn since 2014, tied to low commodity prices, has dampened hopes for companies.
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As it was, Rwanda's second invasion of Congo helped spark a continent-wide war of great brutality.
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Gash lives in Melbourne, Australia, and has seen the effects of the continent-wide fire crisis firsthand.
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More seriously, a 2010 Maps error which incorrectly mapped Nicaragua and Costa Rica prompted a continent-wide dispute.
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This is seeking to open up the marketplace continent-wide and encourage more alternative payment service providers (PSPs).
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An estimated 43 million migrants and refugees have arrived in Europe since 2015, sparking a continent-wide crisis.
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An estimated 1.2 million migrants and refugees have arrived in Europe since 2015, sparking a continent-wide crisis.
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Brussels also makes continent-wide calls on sustainability and welfare, like protections for pigs and bans on certain pesticides.
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So it can be tricky to identify and explain continent-wide trends, and even more so to anticipate them.
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Europe has long been seen as the industry's "destination of last resort" due to its flexible continent-wide markets.
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There's been a mass mobilization of capital toward African startups around a basic continent-wide value proposition for tech.
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Budget airlines have long struggled with a combination of fluctuating fuel costs, overcapacity, and a continent-wide fare war.
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The looming European election campaign is a rare chance to conduct that debate openly and on a continent-wide scale.
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We could have ended with a social-democratic commonwealth that stretched from north to south, a near-continent-wide Canada.
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In Europe, officials are working overtime to stop a continent-wide outbreak, as the situation in Italy continues to worsen.
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The bloc's five top jobs are for grabs later this year after a continent-wide election nearly a month ago.
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Finally, through enriched relationships with African countries, President Trump might harness continent-wide support for U.S. goals on the international stage.
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The bloc's five top jobs are up for grabs later this year after a continent-wide election nearly a month ago.
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The bloc's five top executive positions are up for grabs later this year after a continent-wide election nearly a month ago.
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Extrapolate their combined lost operating profit to the rest of the industry, and that's a nearly 3 billion euro hit continent-wide.
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The online retail giant is also in the middle of a continent-wide search for a city to host a second headquarters.
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While the agreement is outdated, since 1994, NAFTA has helped the three nations stimulate growth and collaborate to address continent wide problems.
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A recent continent-wide survey showed catastrophic losses, with numbers dipping from 1.3 million in 1979 to around 350,5003 -- far lower than expected.
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The online retail giant is also in the middle of a continent-wide search for a city to host a new, second headquarters.
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In 2016 a continent-wide survey showed catastrophic losses, with numbers dipping from 1.3 million in 1979 to around 350,000 -- far lower than expected.
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In the late 19th century American companies were able to exploit the economies of scale that came from trading over a continent-wide country.
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This was the birth of the modern far right — a continent-wide political movement that reinvented white identity politics for the post-Hitler age.
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In 2016 Canada sold 88% of its steel exports to America, Mexico 73%; a continent-wide web of supply chains links all three economies.
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The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) also said last week it was taking legal action regarding beoutQ's illegal broadcasts of the continent-wide Asian Cup.
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Paris and Madrid are pushing for more prominent EU jobs to go to liberal and socialist candidates after a continent-wide election last month.
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Businessmen say the continent-wide deal provided few details of how to make trade run more smoothly and failed to tackle some contentious issues.
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The eurozone prevented such a meltdown from happening and, despite the pain of continent-wide austerity, recent indicators show that the European economy is rebounding.
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Earlier this month, South Africa, the continent's most developed economy, signed on to the African Union's free trade agreement that proposes continent-wide borderless trade.
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"Norway would have been better off inside the EU," she told Reuters, adding that it would give Oslo a voice in shaping continent-wide policies.
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This lack of continent-wide political solidarity has led many EU citizens to be resentful of the degree of control Brussels wields over their lives.
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As investigators grilled Haddadi and pored through data they collected from cell phones, they asked European police to issue a continent-wide warrant for Tabaouni's arrest.
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Voters in the European Union – which still includes the United Kingdom – started heading to the polls on Thursday in the latest iteration of continent-wide democracy.
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As far back as 1754, he had proposed a continent-wide Grand Council that would function in North America as a parallel to Parliament in Britain.
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Manufacturing investments in Mexico and Canada created a continent-wide supply chain, where manufacturers' finished products often rely on inputs from factories in all three countries.
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Earlier versions of the USMCA would have handed Big Pharma a guaranteed, continent-wide monopoly over life-saving medicines, locking in exorbitant prices for a decade.
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The nationalists, echoing a continent-wide backlash against migration over open European Union borders, say that reversing an influx of foreigners can relieve the pressure on services.
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A century later, Europe would be rent by a violent, continent-wide war over the diametric polarization that Luther's heresies, amplified by Gutenberg's technology, had rapidly propagated.
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Labor groups are heartened—carmakers less so—by a minimum wage standard for continent-wide auto production, as well as the bolstering of union protections in Mexico.
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Several strategists say there is little chance the euro zone's third-largest economy will move to leave the single currency, creating a continent-wide crisis of confidence.
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The EU also makes it easier for people to move between European countries to find work, allowing British business to draw on a continent-wide labor force.
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"We believe this is an aggressive goal, but for all three countries, one that we believe is achievable, continent-wide," said Brian Deese, a senior adviser to Obama.
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The program is a continent-wide partnership between agencies and donors including the World Bank, World Meteorological Organization and United Nations Development Program and the World Food Program.
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The first continent-wide assessment of poaching's effects on tourism reveal that the annual killing of elephants results in a $25 million loss in tourism revenue across Africa.
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How a war on drugs went continent-wide From the jungles of Myanmar to the streets of Hong Kong, police throughout Asia are fighting a war against methamphetamine.
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This is a very important agency because, by tradition, busting up national monopolies and ensuring continent-wide competition was one of the primary missions of the European Union.
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Yet as the first ever continent-wide wildlife survey revealed this week that poaching has caused a 30% decline in the African elephant population, it's hard to be optimistic.
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Then there's climate change, which is boosting temperatures continent-wide (2019 was Australia's hottest year on record), increasing the frequency and severity of heatwaves and reducing cool-season rainfall.
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The $21954 million, 260,73-seat venue was officially opened last week and was built to be ready for next year's continent-wide European Championship – a tournament Hungary could miss.
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One of the most successful of Africa's many trade blocs, it should be superseded by a continent-wide free trade area that will begin trading in July next year.
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Less than 2% of the refugees slated for resettlement in the rest of Europe have left Greece, as European nations refuse to implement the bloc's continent-wide asylum policy.
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Mr. Simon has a new album, "Stranger to Stranger," scheduled for release this spring, and he will kick off his continent-wide tour at New Orleans Jazzfest on April 29.
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Over the past three years, GEC researchers have been collecting elephant population data from 18 countries in Africa in what is the first continent-wide aerial survey of African elephants.
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Elsewhere Greater regional co-operation will be seen in East Africa through joint infrastructure projects, and continent-wide co-operation will advance through initiatives such as the African Union passport.
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Continent-wide political movements work overwhelmingly in English: the website and social-media accounts of Fridays for Future are in English, as are those of the right-populist Identitarian movement.
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Given Europe's lack of banks with the clout of America's giants, domestic consolidation has long been seen as a stepping stone to creating continent-wide players, with economies of scale.
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In 1972, right around when Europe's social democrats were reaching their continent-wide apex, French firebrand Jean-Marie Le Pen founded a new political party called the Front National (FN).
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After all, the bright and shining dream of the far right is quite simply a continent-wide Brexit just as Britain moves toward its anticipated departure from the European Union.
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The three-year milestone sets in motion a continent-wide process to ensure that all 47 countries of the World Health Organization's African region have eradicated the virus, health officials said.
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Animosity has festered between Ukraine and Russia since Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014, and has spilled over into the continent-wide songfest, won last year by Crimean Tatar singer Jamala.
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The three-year milestone sets in motion a continent-wide process to ensure that all 47 countries of the World Health Organization's African region have eradicated the virus, the officials said.
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"LET'S get together," sang the choir to the rhythm of Bob Marley, as a succession of African leaders signed an ambitious, continent-wide free-trade agreement in Kigali on March 21st.
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The company has purchased a number of European auto parts players just in time for the continent-wide economic rebound, giving it the scale and bargaining power to negotiate with suppliers.
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Much of the region has since then resisted attempts by EU authorities in Brussels to enforce a continent-wide quota system for new arrivals, which Slovenia has however signed up for.
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EU leaders must seal a deal on Tuesday or risk being overtaken by the new European Parliament, which holds an inaugural session on Wednesday after a continent-wide election in May.
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In Europe, leaders of European Union member countries are trying anew to come up with continent-wide solutions to a mass migration crisis that has pitted nations and politicians against each other.
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While analysts believe a departure from the single currency is unlikely, a continent-wide confidence crisis hit the euro hard, putting the shared currency down 0.7 percent to $1.1540 against the dollar.
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Leke cites ongoing progress with business-friendly reforms as a cause for optimism in the coming years, with faster processing times for permits and registrations and reduced tariffs becoming continent-wide trends.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - FIFA presidential candidate Tokyo Sexwale will seek continent-wide support in a final bid to revive his ailing election campaign at a meeting of African football leaders on Friday.
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Yet, the $1.2 trillion NAFTA trade rests on the ingenuity of the U.S. private sector, which built continent-wide supply chains to reduce consumer prices, expand markets and compete with Asian exporters.
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In Ontario, against a backdrop of a continent-wide decline in bird populations, the number of bird species in individual woodland areas increases with deforestation, because the open ground attracts new specialists.
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Moreover, during the 85033 years of NAFTA, trade agreement critics in the labor, human rights and environmental communities have created continent-wide partnerships that give these groups leverage to influence NAFTA's future.
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Monte dei Paschi emerged as the weakest lender in Europe in continent-wide stress tests in July and must raise capital and shed bad loans to avoid the risk of being wound down.
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The minority of Europeans that does vote mostly does so to support or oppose their own country's government, but results will be presented in the media as a continent-wide referendum on populism.
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Instead, in the midst of the continent wide economic growth drought, the one issue that the French, the Germans, the Italians, and others like the Canadians wanted to focus on was climate change.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Around half of eligible voters cast their ballot in European elections, a bloc-wide estimate showed on Sunday, the first time turnout has risen in four decades of continent-wide voting.
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The relatively small fine won't hurt the social media company, which brought in $8 billion in revenue last quarter, but Facebook does face the risk of increasing penalties as the continent-wide investigation continues.
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Mr. Squarcini said airport security may now have to be revised Continent-wide, to take in even the approach to check-in counters — as is already the case in some parts of the world.
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Her husband cannot be trusted to follow through with whatever good influence she might have on him, not to mention his January 11 remark denigrating African countries that provoked a fierce, continent-wide reaction.
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Spanish bank Santander was among the big gainers in Europe, its 4 percent rise in 2016 net profit giving its share price a similar boost and leading the continent-wide rally in bank stocks.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The centre-right German candidate to head the next European Union's executive called for a broad alliance of pro-EU forces among socialists, liberals and greens after a continent-wide vote on Sunday.
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The European Union has said its individual member states can decide whether to use technology from Chinese company Huawei in their 5G networks despite a strong push by the US for a continent-wide ban.
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Certainly the reaction against the shutdown has been a continent-wide phenomenon, according to Mohammad Fadel, an associate law professor at the University of Toronto, whose early life and research were spent in the United States.
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Francois Brottes said energy policy decisions made at a national level were having a continent-wide impact as countries increasingly depend on electricity imports from elsewhere in Europe to meet shortfalls, particularly during peak demand periods.
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Marine Le Pen has indicated that one of the core planks of her campaign is to join Britain in an outright withdrawal from the European Union, which would threaten the euro as a continent-wide single currency.
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Nghiem added that the region experiencing the most ice loss this summer—the Bellingshausen Sea west of the Antarctic Peninsula—has, in fact, been losing sea ice for the past several decades, bucking the continent-wide trend.
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The odds are high for Chinese mobile companies or social networks to implement, invest or outright acquire local country-level or continent-wide networks that can generate credit, influence populations and, of course, sell products and services.
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An asteroid of this size would vaporize anything within about 2450 miles of the impact site, inducing continent wide fire-storms and launching so much dust into the air that the skies would be black for months.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Travelers across Europe suffered disruption on Tuesday after the failure of a continent-wide flight plan processing system, affecting around half of the day's flights and adding to problems in France caused by labor stoppages.
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In looking at Europe, he said that five of the region's biggest markets - Britain, Germany, France, Spain and Italy - are dealing with internal and continent-wide disagreements from Brexit to fiscal spending that are toxic for growth.
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Yet it lacks the kind of continent-wide financial and political institutions — like a strong executive and the authority to levy taxes independent of member governments — that would allow it to act as a single integrated country.
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KIEV/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Ukrainian politicians hailed their country's surprise weekend victory in the European Song Contest as a continent-wide endorsement in their smoldering conflict with Russia, while Moscow said the competition had been hijacked by politics.
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African nations also must improve coordination between their health ministries and meteorological agencies, said the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC), a new continent-wide public health agency launched this year by the African Union.
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Wow Air is the eighth European airline to have failed since the summer of 2018, according to Bloomberg, which cites fluctuating fuel costs, over-capacity, and a continent-wide fare war as the culprits in Wow Air's downfall.
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The Calais and Dunkirk camps are among many flashpoints in a continent-wide crisis that saw over 1 million refugees and migrants enter Europe last year, most to escape war and poverty in the Middle East and Africa.
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Development of new mining and oil projects, a new U.S. development-finance institution and the ratification of an agreement to create a continent-wide free-trade area could further boost foreign direct investment (FDI) in 21.2, it said.
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BRUSSELS — Populists and nationalists who want to chip away at the European Union's powers increased their share in Europe's Parliament after four days of continent-wide elections, but it was not the deluge that many traditionalists had feared.
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Yet dreams of a United States-style continent-wide market appear as elusive as ever, with the 28 EU states jealously guarding their lucrative control of national airwaves while wide disparities in living standards mean prices vary hugely.
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But it's unusually explicit: The 2013 VAWA and the more recent House VAWA reauthorization draft included a number of provisions designed to better protect American women—including Native women, currently threatened by a continent-wide crisis of violence.
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The boat, run by the Franco-German charity SOS Mediterranee and Doctors without Borders (MSF), had been at the center of the latest continent-wide tug-of-war over how to cope with the arrival of seaborne migrants.
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Moreover FIFA's European counterpart is planning a 2018 kick-off for the Nations League, a new continent-wide tournament, and club-led initiatives like the International Champions Cup, a series of annual friendly exhibition tournaments, are also gaining ground.
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KIEV (Reuters) - The Portuguese and Armenian entrants for the 2017 Eurovision song contest, among the favorites to win the continent-wide songfest, were two of 10 to qualify for the final in the first round of heats in Kiev.
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From the Guardian:This week it took more than a dozen journalists to the Dublin "war room" at the heart of its efforts to protect European elections, to show off the resources it is pouring into protecting the continent-wide vote.
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There's a reason we haven't seen such a politics succeed since then, of course: World War II. The horror of the war and the Holocaust created a continent-wide aversion to nationalism and to anything that smelled like Nazi-style racism.
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They will do that, according to a fact sheet from the White House, through a host of efforts, including approving new cross-border transmission lines, studying "energy system integration" continent-wide and purchasing cleaner vehicles and energy for government operations.
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The president's threat to scrub NAFTA entirely would have been "disastrous" for an industry that has built up a continent-wide manufacturing network over the past quarter-century, said David Cole, director-emeritus of the Center for Automotive Research, in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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The EPP has the most lawmakers in the European Parliament but, following a continent-wide election in May that left the legislature fragmented, lacks the majority it would have needed to push through its candidate for Commission head, German conservative Manfred Weber.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Africa's new continent-wide public health agency could help prevent a repeat of the disastrous Ebola epidemic by monitoring diseases across country borders and deploying a rapid task force at the first signs of an outbreak, health experts said.
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Madrid officials insisted that Berlin had promised them the ECB vice presidency in a previous round of horse trading, and Dublin apparently forswore its ambition for a seat at the central policy table, and surrendered to the desire for a continent-wide consensus.
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Much of the meeting was dedicated to development in Africa with work centered on two strands: a "partnership with Africa" — comprising continent-wide efforts to promote greater transparency and anti-corruption, women's entrepreneurship and digitalization — and a "Sahel initiative" focused on development in the region.
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On a long enough time frame, one of these massive asteroids will strike Earth, but for now, the more pressing concern are the millions of asteroids under 25 kilometer in size that are still large enough to cause regional or even continent-wide damage.
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While the populists increased their share of seats in the European Parliament, they were denied the sort of Continent-wide earthquake they and their boosters had predicted — and their critics had feared — as turnout jumped in some places to the highest level in 20 years.
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Against such a backdrop it can only be hoped that the tournament, the first since the sleaze hit the fan last summer and the last with a single host before it goes continent-wide in 163, can deliver some memorable moments on the pitch.
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Manfred Weber had been appointed as the lead candidate - or so-called 'Spitzenkandidat' - to take over the executive EU Commission by the center-right European People's Party (EPP), which is the biggest, albeit weakened, force in the new European Parliament following a continent-wide election in May.
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Angela Merkel is known continent-wide as a protagonist of the euro and migration crises, Viktor Orban in Hungary as a self-styled defender of a "Christian Europe", Emmanuel Macron as an anti-populist bastion and Matteo Salvini, Italy's deputy prime minister and dominant politician, as his sparring partner.
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Cross-border M&A deals featuring European targets fell 39 percent for the quarter, partly due to the impact of China's caution but also due to buyers from elsewhere in the world staring down the barrel of Brexit and continent-wide election uncertainty and opting to take a more restrained approach.
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The bloc has swiftly pushed back against talk in London that the next Conservative prime minister could seek to renegotiate the Brexit deal with the EU. Weyand's move comes as the EU is looking to appoint new names to its top jobs in Brussels, including the head of the European Commission, after last week's continent-wide elections.
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It not only calls into question the company's procedures—Chipotle, to its dubious credit, has been rather transparent in noting that some of its small suppliers are overseas, and produce goes directly to their stores while only some is tested and washed in central kitchens (unwashed produce is also a risk)—but there's the very simple fact that if a massive, continent-wide company messes up like this, it should be held accountable.
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He wants a centralized eurozone budget and Finance Ministry as the centerpiece for a stronger Europe based on five pillars: Technology, whose giants would be taxed continent-wide; progress on climate; progress on security and defense against terrorism including a "European intelligence academy, shared information gathering and training and a pan-European prosecutors' office against terrorism"; controls on immigration; and progress on economy and commerce without some desperate search for unanimity among member states.
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They addressed it by constructing a continent-wide climate policy with a simple, rational approach — wealthy countries should reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions because they are in a better position to do so, and poorer countries should be allowed to increase their emissions, allowing their economies to catch up with the quality of life in richer areas of the EU. That common policy required countries like Germany and the UK initially to take on the burden of the continent's emissions reductions.
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Several low-income countries have taken steps in the past few years to prioritize outbreak preparedness, with support from donors like the United States government through a bump in U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) funding for global health security that expired last year Also, in Ebola's wake, the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC), supported by the United States and China, opened its doors to begin to build a regional, measurable, continent-wide capability to stop outbreaks before they escalate.
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Ultimately, he hopes, his group would act as a sort of right-wing counterbalance to George Soros's Open Society, which provides billions of dollars in support to liberal causes, as well as a link between the European far right and the pro-Trump Freedom Caucus in the U.S. Read: How a neo-Nazi group's bombing campaign in a small German town unleashed something sinister "Everybody agrees that next May is hugely important, that this is the real first continent-wide face-off between populism and the party of Davos," Bannon said in the interview.
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