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But the hacking scandal and the simmering animosity with his father have destabilized his once inexorable ascent within the company.

Mr. Barak's associates say he is chagrined at being rescued by the party that destabilized his coalition.

Hariri's resignation from abroad and the week of silence that followed has destabilized his country, where Sunni, Shi'ite, Christian and Druze factions fought a civil war from 1975-1990, often backed by rival powers around the region.

Mr. Duterte has said the accusations against him were attempts to destabilize his administration.

But Mr. Chávez claims the debate is part of an American strategy to destabilize his government.

Why does Putin use these active measures to destabilize his rivals?

He said it was clear the Islamic forces were attempting to destabilize his government by attacking his forces.

Putin runs a kleptocratic security state, destabilizes his European neighbors, suppresses free expression at home, and has used his power to keep Assad in power.

KABUL, Afghanistan — President Hamid Karzai leveled particularly harsh accusations against the United States on Sunday, suggesting that the Americans and the Taliban had a common goal in destabilizing his country.

He might be willing to consider dismantling nuclear weapons if he believed the "maximum pressure" campaign against him threatened to destabilize his regime.

President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela suspended almost all counternarcotics cooperation with the United States in 2005, accusing the D.E.A. of espionage aimed at destabilizing his government.