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crisis

[krahy-sis] / ˈkraɪ sɪs /


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With no clear path out of crisis, the emotional landscape inside Iran is shaped by exhaustion, social polarisation and hyper‑vigilance.

From BBC

Polanski said it was "an existential crisis" for Labour, which had sought to present the by-election as a two-way fight with Reform UK but ended up in third place.

From BBC

The vast German chemical sector has been mired in crisis in recent years due to overcapacity, weak demand and high energy costs.

From Barron's

On “Plastic Beach,” they tackle the climate crisis and human extinction.

From Los Angeles Times

Charles Clover, co-founder of conservation charity Blue Marine Foundation, said overfishing was a "crisis" that has been "ignored for too long".

From BBC