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  • n  the action of destabilizing; making something less stable (especially of a government or country or economy)

  • The fact that suddenly a voice which is somehow unequal comes into it does create a risk of destabilisation.
News & Articles

  • Gazprom says it will honour gas deals with Germany -Handelsblatt
    Gazprom will honour its deals to supply gas to Germany, a newspaper reported a senior executive of the Russian exporter as saying, even as Berlin backs tougher sanctions to deter Moscow from further destabilisation of Ukraine. Moscow has used energy to put pressure on its neighbours and European customers are concerned they could be vulnerable during the crisis over Ukraine, the worst East-West ...
    April 6, 2014 - Reuters via Yahoo! Finance
Quotes

  • Francois Fillon in France24
    This is slander, this is a systematic destabilisation campaign,Prime Minister Francois Fillon told a news conference on Tuesday at the European parliament in Strasbourg.
  • Condoleezza Rice in Times Online
    We have made clear to the Turkish Government that we continue to be concerned about anything that could lead to innocent civilian casualties or to the destabilisation of the north,Dr Rice told a joint news conference in Baghdad with Hoshyar...
  • Rajnath Singh in BBC News
    Mr Singh said that Mr Jinnah had played an important role in the "division of India which led to a lot of dislocation and destabilisation of millions of people". "It is too well known a fact - we cannot wish away this painful part of our...

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