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Prospects for the Gulf states in 2016

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Gulf states are seeking to curb Iran's influence abroad and adjust to lower oil prices at home

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  • Yemen and Syria
  • Iran
  • Domestic politics
  • Economy
  • Oil price policy
  • Balancing the books
  • Rising public debt

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Saudi King Salman and UAE Prime Minister and Vice-President Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid meet in Riyadh (Reuters/Faisal Al Nasser)
Saudi King Salman and UAE Prime Minister and Vice-President Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid meet in Riyadh (Reuters/Faisal Al Nasser)
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