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Question:

Which of the following countries in the Middle East and North Africa are likely to see their regimes toppled next?

#1 Morocco		1 (7.1%)
#2 Algeria		3 (21.4%)
#3 Saudi Arabia		1 (7.1%)
#4 Oman		0 (0%)
#5 United Arab Emirates		0 (0%)
#6 Qatar		0 (0%)
#7 Bahrain		3 (21.4%)
#8 Kuwait		0 (0%)
#9 Jordan		2 (14.3%)
#10 Iran		5 (35.7%)
#11 Sudan		7 (50%)
#12 Mauritania		0 (0%)
#13 Chad		0 (0%)
#14 Lebanon		4 (28.6%)
#15 Mali		5 (35.7%)

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Topic: Who is next? (Read 2309 times)

Silent Hunter
Junior Chimp

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Re: Who is next?

« on: July 22, 2012, 11:48:21 AM »

Quote from: Senator Seatown on July 20, 2012, 11:40:54 PM

How do we count Sudan? Isn't it two countries now?

We're counting the one called Sudan, I'd say.

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Silent Hunter
Junior Chimp

Posts: 9,394

Re: Who is next?

« Reply #1 on: July 23, 2012, 03:40:30 AM »

Quote from: PioneerProgress on July 20, 2012, 10:17:40 AM

Jordan is actually doing really well for reforms, or so I heard, since the King of Jordan is Western-educated and seems to be taking a decent effort to modernize his country. I've heard that Qaboos of Oman is similar, though to a lesser extent.

Qaboos has been modernising his country since he overthrew his father in 1970; Oman is in the top half (narrowly) of the Human Development Index. That said, the oil revenues are starting to drop.

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