The Razakars ("volunteers"), a militia affiliated to the Ittehad-ul-Muslimeen and set up under the influence of Muslim radical Qasim Razvi, assumed the role of supporting the Muslim ruling class against upsurges by the Hindu populace, and began intensifying its activities and was accused of attempting to intimidate villages.
An interesting theatrical upsurge led by John Schranz paralleled the emergence of Francis Ebejer as a brilliant playwright.
The upsurge, spurred by rising oil prices, raised fears that the inflationary genie was out of the bottle again.But the inflation scare looks overdone, going by this week's official figures.
The ECB's monetary policy, backed by improved budgetary discipline, has delivered sustained price stability, with inflation averaging just over 2% annually, notwithstanding the recent upsurge caused by soaring global energy and food prices.
In recent months CAR has been hit by an upsurge in attacks by armed bandits locally known as Zaraguinas or Coupeur de Route.
There is probably an entire scientific research paper to be written on the month-by-month upsurge in gym selfies as the year goes on and the temperatures escalate, as well as tracking the number of '[EYES EMOJI]' DM slides that go with it, but honestly I haven't the time nor budget to really get the work done.
The operation follows an upsurge in attacks by ethnic Albanians against Serbs.
Mr. McGowan's effort, while unique in its tithing system, is part of a broader upsurge of charity by atheists.
However, a recent upsurge in violence by the government's security forces, frequently aimed at women and children, has put Russia on the spot to offer alternatives.
Few details are known, but it appeared to be a retaliatory action to defend Egypt against an upsurge in attacks by militants.
