Worse yet, Gingrich claims that "Obama has developed a strong unease with American power," pronouncing himself a "citizen of the world," and denouncing "America's supposed transgressions in front of foreign audiences".
Unease, even anger, feel particularly pronounced here in Split, the historic capital of Dalmatia.
On the floor at the Moscone Center, unease about Mondale was so pronounced that a "Draft Cuomo" movement became a real, if mathematically remote, possibility; after giving his speech on July 16th, Cuomo promptly skipped town and stifled the prospect.
The single character, pronounced kita in Japanese, encapsulates the country's unease over North Korea's advances in developing a nuclear arsenal, according to the Japan Kanji Aptitude Testing Foundation, which organises the annual poll.
He makes the plausible argument that Iraq underproduced for decades and deserves to catch up, but this has irritated the Saudis.The pressure on IranIranian unease over Iraq's oil production is even more pronounced.
"I'm not the final word here," Judge Friedman said, according to The Associated Press, as he pronounced sentence after a two-day hearing in which he expressed his unease over the intersection of diplomacy and criminal justice that marked the case.
Where Mr Modi holds rallies, excitement for him is obvious, and chants of "Modi Modi" (rather than anything for the party) are routine.Yet unease about the strength of Mr Modi is growing even more pronounced among some within the BJP.
If anything that trend is even more pronounced in the current conflict against a backdrop of improved Palestinian military performance, however limited, and mounting international unease not only with the toll in civilian lives but with Israeli policy towards Palestinian territories at large.
