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Political Risk / Bahrain

Two Key Risks To Core Scenario Of Stability

September 2008 | Political Risk Analysis

BMI View: A combination of economic malaise and disillusionment with foreign policy pose the most serious risks to stability. A reduction in either element would greatly reduce overall risk.

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