political unrest

The only people still smiling are the foreign visitors who decided not to be put off by the likelihood of more political unrest.

The Iranian authorities have clamped down on memorial services for a dissident cleric amid growing political unrest in the country.

First, the stimulus did not stop Japan from becoming marked by social fracture, political unrest and nationalism.

She said a "significant portion" of their discussions focused on the political unrest in Libya.

But as the political unrest in the country intensified, the majority of that production was hit, taking a toll on global oil supply.

The dignitary also said that a solution must be worked out to put an end to the recent political unrest in the country.

The plot, with its elements of international political unrest, genocide and terrorism resonates deeply.

If you've been watching the news the past several weeks, you know what these countries have in common: political unrest.

To be sure, there have been political unrest in Thailand and terrorist attacks in Mumbai and Lahore.

Recent political unrest in North Africa and the Middle East strikingly coincided with rising food prices as well.

In accounts of the political unrest sweeping through the Middle East, one factor, inflation, deserves more attention.

Yunus launched the "Citizens' Power" party, billing itself as a clean, efficient alternative to political unrest.

Significantly, because tech is not dependent on physical movement, it is somewhat insulated from checkpoints, closures and political unrest.

However, that would mean slower growth, lower home values, rising unemployment and potential political unrest.

Experts say political unrest in the Arab World and protests in Europe have more in common than it may seem.

President Obama discussed the political unrest in the Middle East and North Africa in a speech Thursday in Washington.

It would also undermine China's aim of rebalancing its economy towards consumers; and raise the risk of political unrest.

These include ordering the killing of protesters during the eighteen days of political unrest that forced him out.

Affected by the political unrest in Middle East and North Africa, business of China's contracted projects obviously declined.

Risk aversion took the markets by storm to begin the week as political unrest in Egypt has sent investors looking for safe haven currencies.

This country suffers from an unsustainable budget deficit, high inflation, severe banking problems, and political unrest.

Political unrest in Fiji, Sri Lanka and Thailand were also "important reasons for negative actions on sovereign ratings" , S& P said.

Thailand pulled back after a bad start to the year, when demand was dampened by political unrest.

RISING food prices mean hunger for millions and also political unrest, as has already been seen in Haiti, Egypt and Ivory Coast.

The recent political unrest in Tunisia and Egypt "makes our meeting even more timely and the issues more urgent, " Clinton said.

Chinese leaders are sensitive to inflation, long associated with political unrest.

Viewed in the context of recent political unrest, these latest developments make perfect sense.

There has been some recent political unrest in Thailand and Malaysia, which are both relatively small components in the index.

A deadly outbreak of cholera later in the year and political unrest compounded the misery.

Some who returned, Chinese and foreigners, became victims of political unrest.

In a climate of political unrest, a dictator can often seize power .

Next stop today, we're looking at the political unrest in Egypt.

It might therefore help to indicate where high food prices could turn into political unrest.

Mr. Gbagbo himself became president after a disputed election and political unrest.

And we tell how the recent political unrest in Egypt has affected American archeologists who are working there.

The stage is set for a painful downturn and possible political unrest in 2009.

Pollution is, after all, a potential source both of political unrest and ill health.

If inflation did persist and lead to widespread civil and political unrest, Mr Wen would ultimately be held responsible.

War and political unrest have, until recently, kept investors away.

Bahrain faces a shrinking economy and political unrest.

The second wave of immigrants followed after WWII, sparked by political unrest in the Middle East.

The South Africa is a country seething with political unrest.

Wars, riots, and other forms of political unrest are real risks in some parts of the world.

Fourthly, it studies the problems of environmental law and political unrest in China's overseas investment.

In this world of global warming and political unrest.

The Chinese political system suffers from a high level of corruption, and should the economy falter, it is vulnerable to political unrest.

On March 14th, as the shows were about to open, the political unrest sweeping the Middle East drew in the UAE.

Nations experiencing intense political unrest may change their attitude toward foreign firms at any time;

The development of industry and political unrest