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Privatisation: Little has been done to realise the promise of 2010 legislation designed to revive an economy stunted by an overweening state sector
Apr 16, 2012
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Apr 16, 2012
Foreign relations: Diplomacy shifts up a gear as tensions rise in the Gulf
Crises over Iran and Syria have put the government on the spot, writes Michael Peel
Apr 16, 2012
Politics: System struggles to find a more coherent shape
Semi-democratic rule is in turmoil, says Michael Peel
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Apr 16, 2012
Economy: Quest for a dynamic private sector
Camilla Hall looks at efforts to lift dependence on oil and create productive jobs for the young
Apr 16, 2012
Privatisation: Business questions state’s commitment
Appointment of a new cabinet may enhance prospects, says Guy Chazan
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Apr 16, 2012
Bidoun: Stateless march for a better life
Camilla Hall considers the plight of the 105,000 people without citizenship
Apr 16, 2012
Gender: Women anxious after Islamist election victory
The four female MPs lost their seats, say Camilla Hall and Michael Peel
Apr 16, 2012
The KIA: Fund’s attention turns to China
Sovereign wealth funds and pension funds in the Middle East are looking more to Asia, writes Henny Sender
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Apr 16, 2012
Oil: Energy stars ‘are finally aligned’
Guy Chazan reports on the high hopes attached to the appointment of a minister
Apr 16, 2012
Gas: Bottlenecks impede the development of supplies
The country has its own reserves yet relies on imports, says Guy Chazan
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