Nonetheless, tension is simmering beneath the surface.

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Otherwise, simmering trade frictions could suddenly throw globalization sharply into reverse.

The shady sale of Shin Corporation in February galvanized long simmering discontents.

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Several factors explain why bitter feelings, after years of simmering beneath the surface, are exploding now.

Despite long simmering feelings of resentment and dispossession, these minorities' remain moderate in their demands for reform.

In the process of reaching this decision, however, several long simmering issues have come to the fore.

It seems to have unlocked the gates of political upheavals that were simmering throughout the last year.

60. The United Nations may become involved in any of these or in many other simmering conflicts.

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In Senegal, simmering violence accompanied recent elections in which President Abdoulaye Wade was allowed to stand for an unprecedented third term.

Although Liechtenstein had no official Nazi party, a Nazi sympathy movement had been simmering for years within its National Union party.

Bahrain remains a flashpoint Iraq is deeply unstable and the simmering conflict between Iran and Israel could flare up at any time.

In Europe, a similar debate about the political accountability of European central banks has been simmering since before the ECB was even established.

His tenure also saw the annexation of Upper Burma in 1886, after many years of simmering warfare and British interventions in Burmese politics.

In addition, the assassination of Mr. Hariri seems to have unlocked the gates of political upheavals that were simmering throughout the last year.

If they ever calm down, interest rates will shoot up, and that could well bring the global economy s simmering imbalances to a raging boil.

A simmering rebellion in eastern Ukraine, widely associated with the Kremlin, has flared anew in the middle of winter, bringing more death and destruction.

In large parts of the globe however, the scene continues to be one of simmering resentments, violent collisions and at best a precarious peace.

United by this long simmering and humiliating sense of exclusion, Japanese policymakers, whatever their differences, stumbled toward the December 1 decision to go to war.

A key ingredient of this simmering conflict is ethnicity, the salience of which became evident even before the election of President Evo Morales in 2005.

Similar stories are playing out across the Middle East, where drought and agricultural collapse have produced a lost generation with no prospects and simmering resentments.

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For more than 40 years, the strained relationship between the kingdom of Morocco and the people living in West Sahara have sustained a simmering conflict over the region's governance.

Long simmering disagreements between Turkey and the US came to a boil with the emergence of the Kurds of northern Iraq as the Pentagon's main allies in the Iraq War.

Indeed, if global leaders from multilateral organizations, governments, the private sector, and civil society groups seize opportunities for closer cooperation, long simmering risks can be cooled before they boil over.

But the composed manner in which they delivered their remarks belied their countries long simmering tensions over the islands, which have come to a near boil in the last few months.

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Nothing fades as quickly as the glow of an election victory, and the German idyll will soon be disturbed by harsh reality the European Union s simmering crisis, Syria, Iran, and energy policy.

Finally, long simmering tensions in the Middle East between Israel and the US on one side and Iran on the other on the issue of nuclear proliferation could reach a boil by 2013.

Situated within neighboring Azerbaijan, but inhabited mainly by ethnic Armenians, Karabakh was one of the first of many simmering conflicts which accompanied and perhaps even ushered in the collapse of the former Soviet Union.

Or are we being governed by a pathology of fear, fed by events such as the recent London bombings, that is holding down long term interest rates thereby covering up a host of simmering problems?

Amidst continuing and simmering difficulties in southern Kyrgyzstan, many Uzbek families are deliberating whether to stay or flee the country for Russia and the West. neweurasia s Mary Pole recounts the thoughts of one such family in Aravan.

The major political issue of the 1980s was the Cold War that had been simmering between the two giant blocs of East and West since the end of the Second World War, threatening the planet with nuclear destruction.

In Europe, a similar debate about the political accountability of European central banks has been simmering since before the ECB was even established. Tensions between advocates of different policy solutions will lead to a demand for a greater political say.

But overall, increasing responsiveness if clearly not in a democratic mode has managed to maintain the instability that does exist at a level and within a scope that marks a game of unwritten rules one of complainants confining their choler within understood bounds and of the government watchful over an ever simmering stew.

Indeed, democracy is fragile, at best, across North Africa and, in the Middle East, Jordan, the Palestinian territories, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia have only begun to feel the ripples of the tidal wave sweeping the region. Bahrain remains a flashpoint Iraq is deeply unstable and the simmering conflict between Iran and Israel could flare up at any time.

A key ingredient of this simmering conflict is ethnicity, the salience of which became evident even before the election of President Evo Morales in 2005. The combination of highly mobilized and vocal indigenous groups (the Amerindians, mainly located in the western highlands of Bolivia, represent some 55 of the population) and the declining influence of traditional elites at a time of socio economic deterioration, has created a society in which there are more losers than winners.