Indeed, some countries are facing a political upheaval.

Why should this historic event cause such political upheaval?

This is where Israel stands today, facing a political upheaval fueled by two developments.

The ensuing political upheaval on 29 June ultimately led to the fall of the Second Balkenende cabinet.

Thailand s king is a most beloved political figure and a uniting force in the country, which has seen political upheaval in recent years.

But such a regime will never have legitimacy, and will be subject to assassinations, political upheaval, and terrorist attacks.

Unions were outlawed in Bangladesh in 2007 as part of a military backed emergency law meant to settle political upheaval.

BERLIN In the coming months, several serious regional economic and political crises could combine into one mega watershed, fueling an intense global upheaval.

Witness the upheaval in North Africa and the Middle East.

The upheaval in these two neighboring countries has reshaped regional geopolitics.

These are times of trial and upheaval that call for such daring.

Thus, the radicalism of the upheaval eventually liberated the pleasure to live.

Between 1800 and 1950 Europe's population increased by 269 , from 203 million to 547 million, as the continent experienced extraordinary economic change, social upheaval, and political turmoil.

BANGKOK The thunderous results of Thailand s general election on July 3 will seem familiar to anyone attuned to the political upheaval in the Middle East and North Africa.

Each time in the last hundred years that a shift of this magnitude has occurred in beliefs about state market relations, a major political economic upheaval has ensued.

In many cases, the cohesiveness of opposition movements that come to power in the wake of a political upheaval may not be what the international media presume it to be.

At a time of anti establishment rage and political upheaval, anti EU campaigners can peddle three fantasies of a post EU future a free market, foreigner free, or socialist Utopia.

While some internal devaluation is being achieved, it is producing so much economic and social dislocation and, increasingly, political upheaval that there is no supply response, despite the accompanying structural reforms.

The current political upheaval in the Arab world could transform the Middle East and North Africa in the same way that the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 fundamentally changed Europe.

If Germany insists on national responsibility, it may find that enforcing the rules will have to be ever harsher, eventually leading to such social and political upheaval that the entire euro edifice collapses.

The role of women in the great upheaval in the Middle East has been woefully under analyzed.

They left Palestine to escape the violence and upheaval that took place during the creation of Israel.

The euro s increasingly important role brings stability, something that is never more important than in times of upheaval.

As a result, bureaucracy is constantly at their heels, leaving them in perpetual need of upheaval and renewal.

And it wasn't just the music that brought back the spirit of upheaval from over two decades ago.

Countries have to create their own safeguards to protect themselves against the kinds of upheaval that is shaking Asia.

Countries have to create their own safeguards to protect themselves against the kinds of upheaval that is shaking Asia.

As Mao summed up this psychological state Now is a time of upheaval, and I m just happy about the chaos.

The collapse of Hosni Mubarak s regime in Egypt, the subsequent departure of the Israeli ambassador from Cairo, the political upheaval in Syria, and the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador from Ankara are causing great uncertainty in Israeli leadership circles.

IMF officials deny responsibility for the upheaval, but have failed to provide an honest public appraisal of Bolivia's urgent financial needs.

So no surprise that Russian science fell into a black hole due to economic upheaval in the decade following communism's collapse.

Last month, Alen Mattich at The Wall Street Journal produced and published an index of likely candidates ripe for an upheaval.

Recently, another major popular upheaval ended a project to export natural gas to Mexico and the United States through a Chilean seaport.

In addition to the usual woes of financial upheaval, every one was reeling from severe weather disturbances of the past two years.

The years since the Berlin Wall came down have been rich in dramatic change, but the real era of upheaval lies ahead.

Such a massive effort will be doomed to failure, however, if Afghanistan's neighbors intervene in ways that promote economic upheaval all over again.

So it's a really interesting time to be a journalist, but the upheaval that I'm interested in is not on the output side.

But such a regime will never have legitimacy, and will be subject to assassinations, political upheaval, and terrorist attacks. In the end, it will squander human lives such as the brave and dedicated workers of the UN not to mention hundreds of billions of dollars.

But evolutionary progress is always preferable to revolutionary upheaval, and, despite all the difficulties of genuine incremental reform, the prospects are not absolutely hopeless.

All of this adds up to a unique opportunity for the European Union to support its neighbors transition from revolutionary upheaval to democratic government.

But evolutionary progress is always preferable to revolutionary upheaval, and, despite all the difficulties of genuine incremental reform, the prospects are not absolutely hopeless.

I was a student in the '60s, a time of social upheaval and questioning, and on a personal level, an awakening sense of idealism.

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