Meanings of grow insecurity in English

Cameroon also faces growing insecurity along its eastern border with Central African Republic.

The growing insecurity has further exacerbated that situation, Piper told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

Growing insecurity in Venezuela had already led some fellow mariners to avoid sailing there.

The exodus from Kurram is a sign of the growing insecurity in Pakistan's tribal areas.

Samar said a deteriorating economy and growing insecurity had also contributed to the rise in reported incidents.

Ms Samar said a deteriorating economy and growing insecurity had also contributed to the rise in reported incidents.

Growing insecurity remains the biggest risk for investors in Africa's largest state and the nine countries on its borders.

African leaders and Western powers had called for the delay of the July 21 vote due to growing insecurity.

The junta's pursual of academics highlights its growing insecurity, said Kan Yuenyong, an analyst at Siam Intelligence Unit think-tank.

Mexico's growing insecurity was underscored by the head of a private university where Obama gave a speech on Wednesday.

Local businesses are exposed to drug violence, however, and growing insecurity could take a toll on the economy over time.

So how will fervor for the single market, tinged by growing insecurity, translate into policy towards Europe after the election?

So how will fervour for the single market, tinged by growing insecurity, translate into policy towards Europe after the election?

The growing insecurity has further added to the frustration of ordinary Afghans with the West and President Hamid Karzai's government.

The BBC's Sanjoy Majumder reports from the central Indian state of Chattisgarh on the growing insecurity that is gripping the Christian community.

While Pakistan acknowledges cross-border incursions by the militants, it says the growing insecurity in its neighbouring country is largely an internal issue.