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The latter have already called for a poll on Northern Ireland's status within the UK, which will only serve to further complicate relations between Unionists and Nationalists.

The step could complicate relations between the United States and Ukraine, and potentially fan the opposition to President Leonid Kuchma that has gripped the country for months.

A similar ban this autumn would deepen grievances, raise further doubts about the legitimacy of the election and complicate relations between Myanmar and donor governments, on which much of the troubled domestic-reform process depends.

Under pressure from Congress, the Obama administration must decide by Sept. 9 whether to declare the Haqqani network a terrorist entity — a move that could further complicate relations between the two countries.

"Not solving the Israeli-Palestinian issue today will complicate relations between the emerging Arab governments and their peoples on one side and the West on the other," said Mr. Muasher, now vice president of the Carnegie Endowment.

Opponents cite several reasons that designating the Haqqani network a terrorist organization could further complicate relations between the United States and Pakistan, just as relations are getting back on track after months of grueling negotiations that finally reopened NATO supply routes through Pakistan.

Russia maintains a big naval base in Sevastopol that has complicated relations between the countries for two decades.

The case has further complicated relations between Tehran and Washington already fraught over Iran's nuclear activity.

The PKK-affiliated Syrian Kurds are allied with the U.S. against ISIS, a fact complicating relations between Ankara and Washington.

Ousting the ministers could also complicate relations with the United States.

Rising costs for equipment could further complicate relations among the participants, which include South Korea, India and Russia.