Sentences with phrase «recent political unrest»

The recent political unrest in the country sent Bitcoin price to shoot up to 12,500 in the country as it struggles with 95 percent unemployment rate.

I would also suggest Tel Aviv, Sao Paulo, and Buenos Aires, however, the recent political unrest suggests you pick a place where there's little government hurdles.

The recent political unrest in Egypt included an attack on the Egyptian Desert Gene Bank.

«Everybody is curious how the recent political unrest is going to have an impact on the arts community,» said Doryun Chong, chief curator of M +.

Indeed, local businesses report that recent political unrest in Thailand seems to have sent beach - hungry travelers to Trawangan in search of white sand and increasingly glamorous accommodations.

Not exact matches

The global economy has recovered strongly in recent months, but rising oil prices not only put the squeeze on fragile consumers, they also raise the spectre of inflation and fan the flames of political unrest.

In Yemen, which has been racked by unrest in recent months as hundreds of thousands have demanded the removal of President Ali Abdullah Saleh, bin Laden's killing has yielded a rare moment of political unity, with both Saleh's government and the opposition praising the development.

But Spain has been avoiding the demands of the Catalan and Basque institutions and citizens on the basis of both historic and more recent episodes of political unrest.

There are also geo - political reasons for the recent violence — long - enmity to the West, economic and social unrest, and agent provocateurs in the Muslim world who are trying to destablise the new Arab leadership.

Given the region's recent unrest and political turmoil, this list is obviously in flux.

Culled from the museum's collection of contemporary art, Unfinished Conversations is MoMA's response to the prevalent social and political unrest that has gained serious momentum not only in the United States, but all over the globe in recent years.

But a recent University of Colorado study, while finding a link between periods of high temperatures and pulses of regional violence in East Africa, also concludes that other social and political factors still, by far, are the dominant drivers of unrest and violence.

Such demand pushes prices up.:: CBS News Clashes over food prices trouble political leaders: Anger over high food and fuel costs in recent months has spawned violent unrest across the world.