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But when such reforms involve sacrifices by ordinary citizens and benefit society’s most privileged groups, political gridlock and
instability
invariably follow.
As orders crumble and become harder to maintain or manage, traditional and potential leaders increasingly consider the challenge too great, or they rely heavily on quick fixes and stop-gap measures, further fueling unpredictability and
instability.
Moreover, responsibility for managing that potential
instability
extends far beyond the leadership in Pyongyang.
The second point is that Trump has revealed his psychological
instability.
Social unrest and political
instability
will grow, exacerbating all other problems.
Such an alliance would not seek to contain China, but to ensure that it does not abuse its power and stoke regional tensions and
instability.
But it is Kazakhstan’s strong secular tradition, inherited from its Soviet past, and a very large European Christian minority (approximately 40% of its 15.2 million people) that make it a society that the West needs to encourage, given the Islamic arc of
instability
upon which it sits.
By delaying a decision to float the yuan, the authorities are merely contributing to greater
instability
in the Chinese economy.
The Middle East Meltdown and Global RiskNEW YORK – Among today’s geopolitical risks, none is greater than the long arc of
instability
stretching from the Maghreb to the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
With the Arab Spring an increasingly distant memory, the
instability
along this arc is deepening.
The violence and
instability
of North Africa is now spreading into Sub-Saharan Africa, with the Sahel – one of the world’s poorest and most environmentally damaged regions – now gripped by jihadism, which is also seeping into the Horn of Africa to its east.
In the past, geopolitical
instability
in the region triggered three global recessions.
This time around,
instability
in the Middle East is far more severe and widespread.
So, if the West ignores the Middle East or addresses the region’s problems only through military means (the US has spent $2 trillion in its Afghan and Iraqi wars, only to create more instability), rather than relying on diplomacy and financial resources to support growth and job creation, the region’s
instability
will only worsen.
In short, as Greenspan departs, he leaves behind an American economy burdened with high household and government debt and fragile balance sheets – a legacy that is already contributing to global financial
instability.
And that leads to yet another potentially game-changing issue: whether regional
instability
remains contained or fuels global insecurity.
The Arab Spring suggests that improved economic performance cannot be viewed as an insurance policy against political
instability.
Another begins with the view that inequality leads to volatility and
instability.
This fuels social polarization, which can lead to political instability, gridlock, or short-sighted decision-making, with serious long-term consequences for economic performance.
But any effort to address these issues must be coupled with measures that mitigate and eventually reverse the job and income polarization that has been fueling popular discontent and political
instability.
As the Arab Spring demonstrated, the Internet can quickly transform local incidents into national flashpoints – turning the new connectivity into a potential source of political
instability
and turmoil.
A deeper economic crisis could spark a sharp rise in social and political
instability.
Political instability, wars and civil breakdown, and balky governments sometimes make access nearly impossible in some parts of the world.
Despite
instability
and violence in countries like Ukraine and Syria, the UK does not face even a remote strategic threat.
If their arguments remain unproved or are disproved, then the war will incite
instability.
But the mechanism turned out to be ineffective: the absence of effective enforcement encouraged overstretched countries to renege on promises to exercise fiscal restraint, while condemning the eurozone to permanent
instability.
The alternative – recourse to violence in the face of unequal access to resources – has led to a cycle of political
instability
in many countries, with the consequent lack of economic development that has come to characterize much of Africa’s recent history.
While some would have favored greater policy activism, Merkel’s Germany has provided a steady anchor for a eurozone struggling to end bouts of financial
instability
and put an end to questions about its survival as a well-functioning monetary union (one that aspires to becoming much more).
Dealing effectively with political
instability
in Africa requires two things: the political will of key states to underwrite the democratic process, and strong regional institutions to provide a legal framework reflecting the principles underpinning states’ behavior.
With roughly 13 million people, Chad is situated at the center of immense regional turmoil, conflict, and
instability.
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