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Meanings of multilateralism in anglès

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multilateralisme

Alliance of multiple countries pursuing a common goal.

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Usage of multilateralism in anglès
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After the 2008 financial crisis, multilateralism was the order of the day.
The Guardian
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It illustrates that multilateralism at the moment is in a dangerous place.
The Daily Telegraph
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I don't think that the structural problems of multilateralism have been addressed.
Reuters
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By contrast, French President Emmanuel Macron argued passionately in favour of multilateralism.
Radio NZ
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The deal stands in contrast to the Trump administration's aversion to multilateralism.
Reuters
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Not only the US but some others are trying to undermine multilateralism.
The Daily Telegraph
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This is a success for multilateralism and the global fight against climate change.
News.com.au
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We are ready to rebuild this multilateralism with our American friends, he said.
News.com.au
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For a start, China's commitment to multilateralism and openness is at best selective.
Reuters
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Malpass is skeptical of multilateralism and of closer ties to China.
Reuters
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That's multilateralism in the pale blue helmets of the UN peacekeeping force, presumably.
The Guardian
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There have been mounting concerns among U.S. allies about the Trump administration's commitment to multilateralism.
Reuters
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For modern Europe, built on rules-based multilateralism, it's a nightmare that was never supposed to happen.
The Guardian
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We think on the contrary that global trade must have rules in a context of multilateralism.
News.com.au
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I'm deeply convinced that multilateralism is still relevant.
Forbes
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The death of multilateralism; the rise of unilateralism.
The South African
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