The quiet interlocutor: prospects for Oman's foreign policy in the Middle East/ Tobias Borck
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RUSI Newsbrief Vol 35 No 5, September 2015, pp.10-12 (129) Summary: Skilled diplomacy has made Oman an outsized player in regional politics, but succession fears loom large for the small sultanate.
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Skilled diplomacy has made Oman an outsized player in regional politics, but succession fears loom large for the small sultanate.
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