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As oil is waning, the times are changing/ Michele Dunne

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DUNNE Michele

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TextPublication details: 2021Subject(s):

MIDDLE EAST -- KUWAIT -- ENERGY -- GULF STATES -- EGYPT -- SUDAN -- TUNISIA -- AUTHORITARIANISM

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In: Current HistorySummary: With the future of fossil fuels looking bleak, resource-dependent regional powers are competing for other means of securing their positions. While some are striking new alliances-even with Israel- they are also redoubling efforts to stamp out democratic voices at home and abroad.

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With the future of fossil fuels looking bleak, resource-dependent regional powers are competing for other means of securing their positions. While some are striking new alliances-even with Israel- they are also redoubling efforts to stamp out democratic voices at home and abroad.

ENERGY, COVID-19, CLIMATE, POLITICS, FOODSEC

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