Handkerchief may not be used to suggest that opponent wants to surrender in global war on terrorism.
Europe is now caught in a vicious cycle, oscillating between the false opposites of surrender to global capitalism and surrender to anti-immigrant populism – which politics has a chance of enabling us to step out of this mad dance?
The global body supervising the surrender of Syria's chemical weapons is to investigate fresh claims that a less dangerous – but still lethal – chlorine gas has been used in recent attacks on opposition areas.
"A vote for Hillary is a vote to destroy American manufacturing," said Stephen Miller, a senior policy adviser to the Trump campaign, "and to surrender to the global special interests bankrolling Hillary's life".
The ways in which wars end are inextricable from the wars themselves: at Appomattox, an almost brotherly chat after four years of fratricide; on the Missouri, a grand ceremony of unconditional surrender following total global war; in Vietnam, a shameful scurrying for the exit after years of failure and waste.
Will we rebuild from the ruins or surrender to these global forces that have displaced all of us?
The Cup has lost some of its luster and global reach through the decades, surrendering relevance to top tournaments like the Grand Slams and the Olympics.
"The insurance industry has hijacked the global economy, and we have to surrender," said Cyd Ho, a member of the legislature.
"They want to surrender America's opportunity to compete in a global market for energy technologies," he said.
One characteristic of neoliberal globalisation, however, is that global integration is associated with pressures on nation-states to surrender important aspects of their sovereignty, often leading to weakening of the democratic roles of citizens and threats to basic conditions of health, including workplace health and safety.
