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Issue 894 - 11 February 2011

Threat of political confrontations increase, but economy is stable

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Issue 894 - 11 February 2011

Pro and anti-government protests planned, government begins subsidy reform

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Issue 892 - 17 January 2011

Senior Al-Saud still absent abroad, huge 2011 budget announced

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Issue 892 - 17 January 2011

World Cup win will lead to infrastructure boom in next decade

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Issue 892 - 17 January 2011

Stalled political reforms fuel opposition, economy hampered by security issues

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Issue 892 - 17 January 2011

Dubai finances remain uncertain, RAK’s dynastic shakeout continues

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Issue 892 - 17 January 2011

Progress on civil liberties and economic diversification remains slow

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Issue 892 - 17 January 2011

Opposition restricted while nuclear standoff, subsidies debates drag on

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Issue 892 - 17 January 2011

Prime minister faces political pressure, economic reform proceeds slowly

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Issue 892 - 17 January 2011

Federal National Council and budget become tricky, but oil production increases

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Issue 892 - 17 January 2011

Disputes with Baghdad dominate outlook for booming province

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Issue 892 - 17 January 2011

Bashar Assad mediates in Lebanon as domestic economy liberalises further

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Risk Management Reports archive

Threat of political confrontations increase, but economy is stable

Pro and anti-government protests planned, government begins subsidy reform

Senior Al-Saud still absent abroad, huge 2011 budget announced

World Cup win will lead to infrastructure boom in next decade

Stalled political reforms fuel opposition, economy hampered by security issues

Dubai finances remain uncertain, RAK’s dynastic shakeout continues

Progress on civil liberties and economic diversification remains slow

Opposition restricted while nuclear standoff, subsidies debates drag on

Prime minister faces political pressure, economic reform proceeds slowly

Federal National Council and budget become tricky, but oil production increases

Disputes with Baghdad dominate outlook for booming province

Bashar Assad mediates in Lebanon as domestic economy liberalises further

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