Examples of using Destabilisation in English and their translations into Indonesian
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also the tectonic plates on the planet cannot stand that sort of destabilisation, and the San Andreas Fault is ready to go.
remove areas that provides justification for certain actions that are bound to cause unwanted situations in the country which may result in the country's destabilisation and expose it to other risks.
The newly minted principle of the Responsibility to Protect(R2P) should not be twisted to provide cover for its pre-meditated abuse in violating the sacred international principle of non-interference in the domestic affairs of states because to do so amounts to an act of aggression and destabilisation of a sovereign state.
But just to cause destabilisation.
The Middle East needs no further destabilisation.
Economic and political destabilisation of southern Africa.".
Putin himself has had long experience of dealing with these kinds of external destabilisation projects.
prevent its fragmentation and destabilisation.
Among the destabilisation factors mentioned were the lack of access to basic services,
This destabilisation is occurring at speeds unprecedented in human history
The executives“sought the destabilisation of the workers,” prosecutor Francoise Benezech said in her summing up last Friday.
the Indonesian military was conducting a terror and destabilisation campaign in the border regions of East Timor.
In October 1975, the Indonesian military was conducting a terror and destabilisation campaign in the border regions of East Timor.
It's unfortunate that they see this as destabilisation because Qatar does not represent a threat to Saudi," he said.
Firstly through the destabilisation of Iraq and its division along sectarian lines by the US occupation which left millions dead
We are aware of destabilisation and chaos attempts, and we are committed to maintaining peace
there are fears the destabilisation could lead to a resurgence of the militants.
The term is used to suggest that the members of the Arc are interconnected to the point that destabilisation within one country can have major political, military and economic repercussions in neighbouring countries.
came not from the outside but from internal political destabilisation.
from the outside but from internal political destabilisation.