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Rwanda's president, Paul Kagame, is risking wider regional war by supporting Mr. Nkunda.

But the government of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon needs to be certain that its response to these provocations increases Israel's security rather than risking wider conflict.

In a BBC interview on Monday, a senior Saudi prince warned that any terms world powers grant Iran under a nuclear deal will be sought by Saudi Arabia and other countries, risking wider proliferation of atomic technology.

But invading Iraq risks wider regional chaos.

As with Israel's threatened strike on Iran, another Israeli land war on Gaza would worsen regional tensions and risk wider conflict.

Another possibility is a hard landing in China, which would not just affect the flows of mainland money but also risk wider economic woe.

River flooding has become a major issue in the last decades, placing at risk wide portions of the planet.

Risking a wider split in the nation's largest Protestant denomination, the Southern Baptist Convention declared today that women should no longer serve as pastors.

Since last year, Pakistan has been in a diplomatic doghouse for trying to conquer territory on India's side of the line of control and risking a wider conflict.

Such a thing could have made sense earlier in the war, but at this stage it would mean risking a wider military confrontation with Russia – which the Obama administration understandably cannot contemplate.

Interdisciplinary research labs may present more risks than labs doing work in established disciplines, says Kapin, because the range of risks is wider.