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MIDDLE EAST | DECEMBER 2011 ARAB MONARCHIES Chance for Reform, Yet Unmet Marina Ottaway and Marwan Muasher © 2011 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. All rights reserved. The Carnegie Endowment does not...
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RECORDER REPORT Morocco’s grain import authority ONICL said it has a record level of year-end wheat stocks, enough to ensure a normal supply of the domestic market, even after skipping international purchases for several...
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Family reunion a holiday miracle after year-long, international custody battle Click Here to see video Jeff Van SantQ13 Fox News reporter SEATTLE—This Christmas Eve miracle was nearly a year in the making. Erzsi Dornay...
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Matthew Rojansky POLICY OUTLOOK, DECEMBER 2011 You might think Russian president Vladimir Putin can rest easy now. Russia’s new State Duma has been seated despite a wave of popular protests calling for a recount of the December...
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Marina Ottaway, Marwan Muasher CARNEGIE PAPER, DECEMBER 2011 Arab Monarchies- Chance for Reform, Yet Unmet (View PDF) Contrary to what ongoing protests across the Middle East and North Africa might imply, monarchs and ruling...
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