But Mr. Trichet laid most of the responsibility on the doorstep of the countries.
In August, a worker from the American University of Nigeria (AUN) arrived on their family's doorstep in the country's northern Chibok state, The Guardian reported.
He would leave them overnight on the doorstep of his country lodgings, "and the next day there was something wonderful in its place," he once told an interviewer.
Sadly, my experience on the doorstep across the country is that crucial swing voters will never vote for a labour government led by Jeremy, and I have experienced this on the doorstep in Washington and Sunderland West".
There are some risks for Mr. Abe, as the Japanese public is understandably squeamish about the prospect of a nuclear war on their doorstep given the country's own history with it.
But as Mr. Gao makes a three-day visit to Hong Kong this week, he is finding controversy impossible to avoid on the doorstep of the country he fled in 1987.
It is also unique in being a mixed land-and-sea reserve and in being on the doorstep of the country's second largest city, Marseille.
And each is an illustration of the threats to freedom of information on the doorstep of the country of the First Amendment.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was worried about having American troops on his country's doorstep - so he opened communication with the Taliban and agreed to provide them a safe way out of the country.
But the greater expression, the creativity of Latin play, is on the country's doorstep, and freely available in the South American immigrant populations there.
