Rather than pulling together, he said, European leaders have been "falling back to mutual mistrust and national solutions".
Sometimes a falling out triggers sudden mistrust.
These partnerships inevitably fell victim to mistrust, but they helped assure that the end of the old order was managed rather than catastrophic.
"I reject, with all my heart, the notion that falling crime rates demand rising mistrust between communities and police," Mrs. Clinton said, her quiet voice echoing across the 70-year-old church built in the Gothic image of the Chartres Cathedral south of Paris.
"I reject, with all my heart," she said, "the notion that falling crime rates demand the rising mistrust between communities and the police.
And while these stories are exceptional, they are readily mistaken for the norm; mistrust for the system grows and those supported by it fall under suspicion.
The perils of falling inflation Don't screw it up To stop the slaughter Mistrust the trusts ReprintsMr de Blasio sees it differently.
The perils of falling inflation Don't screw it up To stop the slaughter Mistrust the trusts ReprintsThat sinking feelingThese are depressing numbers (see article).
The perils of falling inflation Don't screw it up To stop the slaughter Mistrust the trusts ReprintsBritain could emerge from all this smaller, more inward-looking and with less clout in the world (and, possibly, with its politics fractured).
The perils of falling inflation Don't screw it up To stop the slaughter Mistrust the trusts ReprintsTo see why, consider the lessons of other civil wars, which we assess in this week's briefing.
The perils of falling inflation Don't screw it up To stop the slaughter Mistrust the trusts ReprintsBelatedly, life is getting a bit more difficult for tax evaders, money launderers and those who abet them.
