New Gulf Order? | Middle East Bulletin 42

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New Gulf Order? | Middle East Bulletin 42

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Contents (title)	Author	Page (start)	Page (end)
The role of media in the GCC: the case of Al Jazeera	Artemis Papadaki	3	6
The Gulf-Iran relations in a limbo: between rapprochement, Israel and extra-regional developments	Alexandra Nikopoulou	7	10
The Arab world and the Gulf: regional politics, investments for the future and quid pro quibus	Stavros Drakoularakos	11	14
UAE: Human rights violations, dual foreign policy and the domestic power play	Eirini Giannopoulou	15	18
Saudi Arabia and its Vision for a Post-Oil Future	Christina Chatzitheodorou	19	23
The drivers of Qatari domestic ‘modernization’: a case of outward branding and inward evolution	Ilias Mitrousis	24	28
Economy and Economic Diversification: the cases of Kuwait and Oman	Charitini Petrodaskalaki	29	33
Yemen truce: light at the end of the tunnel or prelude for a new phase in Yemen’s war?	Katia Zagoritou	34	39
Squaring the circle: Russia, China vs the US in the Gulf	Ilias Tasopoulos	40	43
Peoples and Cultures in the Gulf: the “Kafala” system	Eleni-Panagiota Stoupa	44	47

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New Gulf Order? | Middle East Bulletin 42