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Mahdi Dakhalallah, Syria's former information minister, said in a telephone interview, "This could be destabilizing for Lebanon, Syria and the whole region".
They say they can only hope its severing will not lead Serbia into a new era of isolation that would be destabilizing for the entire region.
Foreign diplomats said they worried that the delay could be destabilizing for the country, particularly since support for Mr. Musharraf and his government has slumped to a record low.
The ruble does not float freely at the moment, and even if it did, sudden sharp devaluations can be destabilizing for a fragile economy.
On top of that, with the Norths economy in shambles and its population close to starvation, any conflict would be destabilizing for the regime.
Does this imply that the developments that are profoundly positive from the global point of view, may prove to be destabilizing for individual rich countries?
Trump exudes a malign charisma, and witnessing its appeal and the license that it grants him has been destabilizing for a wide swath of the left.
Mr. Trump's capricious approach to politics was destabilizing for Republicans up and down the ballot, leaving candidates exposed to the president's whims and grievances and the machinations of White House advisers.
Mr. Obama's administration has welcomed China's new assertiveness with its neighbor and ally, believing that it reflects a new calculation that a constant state of crisis on the Korean Peninsula is destabilizing for the Chinese as well.
Changes in the value of money are destabilizing for their short- and long-term impact on the nominal prices of all investments and consumer products.
Even if none of this applies, though, Trump's erratic, off-the-cuff style ― exemplified by his hastily signed and chaotically implemented executive order ― is destabilizing for business, Matt Levine writes in the latest issue of Bloomberg Businessweek.
