Opponents plan to go ahead with a big demonstration on Tuesday to demand he scrap the decree, threatening more turmoil for a nation that has been stumbling towards democracy for almost two years since president Hosni Mubarak was ousted.
Older people may recognize the need to extend ourselves to that part of humanity that is fleeing from life-threatening turmoil in their home countries.
The euro dived and shares suffered sharp losses after the controversial bailout package for Cyprus threatened fresh turmoil in the eurozone.
The decision threatens renewed turmoil on campus in Washington, D.C., less than a week after the university named Robert R. Davila, a former Education Department official, as its interim president.
City's loss could intensify the turmoil threatening to engulf the club as it wasted its last chance to end the season with a trophy.
But DuPont warned that profit in the third quarter might fall short of Wall Street estimates, with the faltering economy and stock market turmoil threatening the same consumer confidence that helped it in recent months.
The Houthis set a Wednesday deadline for political parties to reach an agreement on ending the country's political turmoil, threatening to act unilaterally otherwise.
Last week, the rebels announced that they had taken over and dissolved parliament, plunging the country deeper into turmoil and threatening to turn the crisis into a full-blown sectarian conflict, pitting the Iran-backed Houthi Shia against Sunni tribesmen and secessionists in the south.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Aug. 23 — Pakistan's increasingly assertive Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a political rival to Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, can return from exile, throwing Pakistan's politics into turmoil and threatening the American strategy of support for the president.
Now, the political turmoil threatens to scare off investors.
But the recent financial turmoil threatens the market.
