I had a tumultuous day.

An uprising in Poland and the far more tumultuous Hungarian Revolution argued for the opposite.

That would open a new and tumultuous era in the Balkans, with more than Kosovo at stake.

On the contrary, Europe s Economic and Monetary Union is proving a major asset in these tumultuous times.

This should not be a surprise, because the tumultuous Gorbachev and Yeltsin eras left the country exhausted.

I don t like the prospect of the Taliban s ideas penetrating the already tumultuous sphere of Kazakhstan s students.

The global community is now well aware of the tumultuous love life of French President François Hollande.

In contrast, countries with a large and bankrupt state sector incurred tumultuous, incomplete and often violent lurches toward democracy.

Our own day and age may seem particularly tumultuous but the years when Schmidt governed Germany were anything but quiet.

During the tumultuous decade following the collapse of the Soviet Union some of them gained a large measure of independence.

He has already guided the Fed through two very tumultuous years with only one major mistake the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers.

But it would also likely ensure that a Musharraf Bhutto deal does not fully close a tumultuous chapter in Pakistan s history.

Of course, no one holds high office without making mistakes, even fundamental ones, and this is especially true in tumultuous periods.

But it is not clear what economic opportunities a country already struggling before a tumultuous natural disaster might provide in its aftermath.

With nearly half the population below the poverty line, the country s pervasive inequalities underlie its tumultuous political history, soaring crime levels, and massive outward migration.

The occasionally tumultuous relationship was strained further than usual on August 28 2013, when Belarusian authorities arrested Vladislav Baumgartner, CEO of Uralkaliy, a large Russian potash mining company.

It also put his surrogates, who have strained to defend him during a tumultuous stretch, in the awkward position of having to explain remarks that he might not mean.

The victory of the famed opposition trade union movement, Solidarity, in Eastern Europe s first free election since 1946 was eclipsed by the violent crackdown in Beijing and Khomeini s tumultuous passing.

MANILA To hear some pundits tell it, China s economic miracle one that lifted 300 million people out of poverty and shifted the world s geopolitical center of gravity is coming to a tumultuous end.

After a long and tumultuous few months of campaigning from both the Remain and the Leave camps, Nigel Farage s UK Independence Party prevailed, with 52 of the country voting to leave the EU.

CAMBRIDGE 2008 has been an exceptionally tumultuous year for exchange rates. The American dollar soared, the Japanese yen went into orbit, the euro fell to earth, and the British pound crashed, leaving a giant crater.

Yet this prosperous and peaceful Europe is not idyllic sometimes Europe is not at all an easy place for its citizens to live, as the tumultuous Balkan Wars and painful postcommunist transitions of the past decade demonstrated.

To try to change this, journalist and self titled Snapchat storyteller Yusuf Omar provides his subjects with a wide variety of 'filter' options that disguise their face so they can speak on camera about their tumultuous journeys anonymously.

But Scotney has witnessed 700 years of tumultuous history from its cosy seat in Bewl River valley in Kent, now inspiration for a graphic novel written by Jamie Rhodes, a mop haired Yorkshireman with a penchant for historical documents.

Global Voices authors stayed on top of the tumultuous situation in Ukraine, from the escalation of the Euromaidan protests in Kyiv and the ouster of President Viktor Yanukovych, to Russia's annexation of Crimea and fighting between pro Russian separatists and Ukrainian forces.