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ISTANBUL — The public park at the center of last month's antigovernment protests in Turkey, sealed off for weeks to keep demonstrators at bay, quickly became the scene of more unrest after reopening on Monday, offering a volatile reminder of how divided the government and its opponents remain.
Military and police officials were surprised by the latest attack, which came as a reminder of volatile security in the south despite recent peace initiatives with Islamist rebels.
Hungarian politicians this month offered a reminder of how volatile the situation in Eastern Europe remains.
Mount Vesuvius looms nearby, a haunting reminder that this volatile town can erupt any second.
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If the American markets ever needed a reminder of how volatile Europe has made them this month, they got it on Friday.
Military and police officials were surprised by the attack, which came as a reminder of a volatile security situation despite recent peace initiatives with Islamist rebels.
The 16 hours of sessions, rancorous and volatile, have proved a grim reminder of how far their peacemaking relationship has deteriorated and how much is at stake.
United Nations officials said they saw the attack as a reminder of how volatile Congo is and how bad Mr. Kabila's relations with the outside world have generally been.
While the riots were not directly related to the talks stalemate, they served as a reminder of how volatile tensions are in Northern Ireland as politicians continue quarreling and the flash point Protestant marching season is beginning.
Mr. Artemis's resignation, while not wholly unexpected following the controversial decision by international lenders to impose significant losses on the bank's larger depositors, still caught the market by surprise and was a further reminder of how volatile and uncertain Cyprus's financial system has become in recent days.
