It has also stirred deep unease in Ireland, which has developed close ties with Britain after years of mutual suspicion and is aghast at Mr. Cameron's policy toward Europe.
The turmoil in the west African country reflects the unease and instability which has been triggered by the desire of long-serving, often autocratic leaders in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa to change the law to drop term limits.
The unease surrounding multiculturalism, which has led governments across Europe not only to ban hijabs and burkas but also to install citizenship testing and promote 'national values' (Lentin, 2014, p. 1272), has less to do with multicultural policies and more to do with fragmentation and the loss of a common public culture.
It has also been widely covered in Israel and has created some unease among the public, which has widely supported the military's actions on the border.
The Bank of Japan has turned the monetary taps on, but its circumstances are somewhat special.There are signs of unease inside the Fed, which has committed itself to hold interest rates near zero "for an extended period", while buying $600 billion of government bonds with newly printed money.
"He's trebled the staff, which has caused unease among senior churchmen at the amount of money he's spending.
And if anxious banks stop lending to one another, that could set off a Lehman-style global crisis, which has caused unease in Washington about the exposure of the American financial system to European debt.
The Irish government has said that it would expect to have a "consultative role" on what happens in the North, which has increased unease about the extent of Irish influence.
The spread, which has reinforced unease about France's military presence there, is part of the Taliban's media strategy to undercut support for a war that is already unpopular in several NATO countries that have troops in Afghanistan.
Mr. Sharif's return to Pakistan now is likely to stir deep unease in the Bush administration, which has stood with General Musharraf as its best bet in the fight against terrorism, said Daniel Markey, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations who until recently dealt with Pakistan issues at the State Department.
