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A number of high-profile Taliban attacks, including against embassies and other installations housing foreigners, led to greater security restrictions.

It was set in pre-colonial rural Nigeria and examines how the arrival of foreigners led to tensions within traditional Igbo society.

Assuming for simplicity the same level of true mortality among all German residents with migrant background and precisely reported mortality of German nationals with migrant background, it is easy to see that the two-fold underestimation of mortality of foreigners leads to a 25% underestimation of mortality of all residents with migrant background.

Their attitude of relative openness toward foreigners and foreign influence led to an extraordinary interchange of products, peoples, technology, and science throughout the Mongol domains.

The mystery remains whether the transfer of sovereignty itself has truly deepened the divide between Iraqis and foreigners and has led to the lull in audacious terror attacks since June 24.

Tonah (2002 22) states that the expulsions of Fulani show that '… they are still considered "foreigners" by the government and large parts of the population …' The history of the Aliens Compliance Order in 1969 in Ghana which deported all foreigners without valid documents led to strings of retaliations especially from Nigeria.

By the end of September 1914, he was becoming increasingly worried for his safety as a rising spy panic in Britain led to foreigners coming under suspicion.

And they are bad international relations, as discrimination against foreigners can lead to escalating tensions.

At the darker end, however, the cultural differences and perceptions of foreigners can lead to more worrying behavior.

Myanmar's leaders have virtually barred foreign aid workers and international agencies from the delta because they fear a large influx of foreigners could lead to political interference.

WASHINGTON — A federal judge in Brooklyn came to the aid of scores of refugees and others who were trapped at airports across the United States on Saturday after an executive order signed by President Trump, which sought to keep many foreigners from entering the country, led to chaotic scenes across the globe.