They aim to stir unease in societies.

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Of the four scenarios, the first has caused the greatest unease.

Indeed, events in China in recent months have revealed internal unease.

Surveillance has increased public unease and even paranoia about state agencies.

The military's unease springs, in part, from American indifference to the wars.

The growing unease with FDI is so far largely confined to developed countries.

With its economic, military, and demographic heft China generates considerable unease in Russia.

It became the physical symbol of the people's unease with their political representatives.

But, beneath the surface, unease in the bilateral relationship persists, partly for historical reasons.

As well founded as the Court s reasoning may be, a feeling of unease persists.

Both of these complaints reflect a third unease with the Court s overwhelming focus on Africa.

Mindful of this unease, the government has delayed ratifying the agreement until after the upper house vote.

Unfortunately, Bush s strategy of democracy promotion has mainly contributed to unease around the world and alienation from Western goals.

Some of the unease about ECT stems from psychiatry s dark past, when patients in many countries had fewer legal rights than prisoners.

The rise of these modern caudillos reflects a crisis in political parties and an acute intensification of social unease across the continent.

In their different ways, Israel, Saudi Arabia, and some of the smaller, more vulnerable Gulf states have let their unease be known.

Rising soft dictators what the journalist Bobby Ghosh calls authoritarian democrats have used these feelings of unease and alienation to attract votes.

As time passes, the coming of the single currency and the way that the euro has been implemented is generating more and more unease.

But I predict large budget deficits for years to come, and a growing sense of unease within the US and abroad about America's macroeconomic situation.

Once public unease towards Turkey can find focus in a referendum on the country's potential EU membership, the chances for it joining look fairly slim.

But I predict large budget deficits for years to come, and a growing sense of unease within the US and abroad about America's macroeconomic situation.

There is also evidence of growing unease with the Abe government among traditional LDP supporters in these areas due to the recently signed Trans Pacific Partnership agreement.

The second pointer is that foreign affairs, though rarely a major factor in any country s national elections, can contribute to a general sense of unease about political leadership.

Amid this impasse between governments avoiding responsibility and courts preferring not to interfere, academics and attorneys worldwide as well as some members of the judiciary have felt a growing unease.

The more important reasons for the unease are the negative demographic trends in Russia s far eastern Trans Baikal region, and the fear shared by all of China s neighbors of overweening Chinese power.

Consider the euro no head of state or government has so far been able to present a coherent defense of the eurozone to counter the pervasive unease that now exists towards the common currency.

But the American effort to cut a deal with the Pashtun based, Pakistan backed Taliban is stirring deep unease among the non Pashtun groups, which suffered greatly under the Taliban and its five year rule.

But the Kremlin wants to avoid this, owing to Kadyrov s growing power and its general unease with a Russian Muslim elite that, while formally acknowledging Russian suzerainty, increasingly demands a redistribution of power within the Russian Federation.

Unease about the EU s future is, of course, understandable, especially given the uncertainty surrounding efforts to revive the Constitutional Treaty. But the European project has been an enormous success, not only for Europe, but also for the world.

Whether in New York, Paris, Madrid, Rome, Istanbul, or New Delhi, a feeling of unease and a desire for change has emerged in societies that are becoming increasingly unequal, and in which politics and business mix in non transparent ways.

The seventieth anniversary of the bombing of both Hiroshima and Nagasaki comes at a time of growing unease in Japan as the country's governing coalition is busy reinterpreting Japan's Peace Constitution to allow the country to legally go to war.

The dilemma facing the West is that it needs Russia s backing not only on policy toward Iran and North Korea, but also in Afghanistan, Iraq, and the Middle East as a whole. Unfortunately, Bush s strategy of democracy promotion has mainly contributed to unease around the world and alienation from Western goals.

The more important reasons for the unease are the negative demographic trends in Russia s far eastern Trans Baikal region, and the fear shared by all of China s neighbors of overweening Chinese power. Indeed, the pundits have a point if the current economic near stagnation in Siberia persists, the world will witness a second, epic edition of Finlandization, this time in the east.

Whether in New York, Paris, Madrid, Rome, Istanbul, or New Delhi, a feeling of unease and a desire for change has emerged in societies that are becoming increasingly unequal, and in which politics and business mix in non transparent ways. Rising youth unemployment and cuts in pensions and social expenditures come at a time when many large multinational corporations legally avoid taxes by shifting their profits to favorable jurisdictions.