Sentence examples for regional insecurity from inspiring English sources

Lake Chad is no exception: the disruption of local livelihoods is exacerbating regional insecurity.

Attacks and regional insecurity have displaced 2.6 million, both internally and into neighbouring countries.

Five drone strikes in two weeks, the alleged foiling of a mass al-Qaida attack on oil terminals and pipelines, the evacuation of embassies – Yemen is being treated as the centre of regional insecurity, not as one of the poorest Arab countries with chronic water shortage, malnutrition and a stalled democratic uprising.

Owing to regional insecurity, refugees from Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo have periodically sought refuge in Rwanda; conversely, Rwandans have fled to those two countries during times of conflict, such as the civil war that began in 1990 and the 1994 genocide.

This finding suggests that living in a setting of regional insecurity does not have as important an effect on certain political views as personal victimization.

The visit this week of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadi-Nejad is significant in this context: by funneling arms to militant Palestinian groups in Lebanon, and by intensifying Syria's alliance with Iran and Hizbollah, Assad's message to Riyadh and by extension Washington and Paris seems to be that threats to him and his regime will result in greater regional insecurity.

At a time of great economic hardship in Lebanon due to countless domestic and foreign political setbacks, rising unemployment, competition from regional media, insecurity in a highly volatile region, and pressures from hosting upwards of 1.5 million refugees from neighboring war-torn Syria, the media layoffs couldn't come at a worse time.

Understanding the underlying causes of this crisis inevitably means untangling the knot of "multiple stressors" which lie at the root of regional food insecurity, compounded in particular by the AIDS epidemic.

They attacked many of the president's stated priorities and his methods, including the attempts to tackle regional instability and insecurity.

Mr Obama may emphasize that although the US and Japan are important partners both in nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament, significant progress toward a world without nuclear weapons cannot be achieved in the midst of regional tensions and insecurity.

Because the resources will go to some militaries and not others, American aid could create or exacerbate regional military imbalances and insecurity.