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But several said Israel's diplomatic push was risky because it could promote a backlash in Egypt and across the Arab world and hurt Israel's credibility as a democracy.

An anti-immigration Progress Party, part of the conservative-led government, is promoting a backlash against what's known as "naving," or living off welfare ― NAV is the Norwegian Labor and Welfare Administration.

The pan-EU recession – and the embrace of austerity to address it – have only served to promote a nationalist backlash in many states, large and small.

John Ware hears from Muslims facing an angry backlash for trying to promote a form of Islam which is in synch with British values.

"Backlashes against globalization promoted a zero-sum-game thinking: To protect ourselves, we must do so at the expense of somebody else," said Harold James, an expert on European history at Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.

I don't do drugs, but I bet smoking bath salts after you run out of PCP is a lot like that new Twitter Moments ad But a new television advert to promote Moments has caused a backlash.... on Twitter.

"Following the handing down of a judgement today in the High Court, Sports Direct obtained leave to appeal certain aspects of the judgement from the judge, and intends to appeal additional aspects of the judgement in due course". Selfridges and Balenciaga have apologised, after a window display criticised for promoting "homeless chic" sparked a backlash.

In order to get ahead, an executive must be seen as strong and competent, yet if a woman makes a point of seeming competent, she won't be seen as warm and could face a backlash and not get promoted.

What has been barely emphasised is that Malloch is not just another Anglosphere conservative rolling around the clubs of London and Washington promoting the white backlash.

Rick Ross faced a backlash over lyrics that seemingly promoted date rape.

Apple and Google are facing a backlash from social media users for promoting cartoon plastic surgery apps to children as young as nine.