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The Arab Spring – Part 2
The signs for fresh green growth as a consequence of the much vaunted Arab Spring are slow in arriving. In Egypt, the economy already battered by the revolution may have lost 1.7 billion $US according to Egypt’s Central Agency for … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt consequences, In the news, Libya
Tagged Arab Spring, economy, Egypt, Food shortage, foreign reserves, Jordan, Libya, Maplecroft, Syria, the water stress index, unemployment, volatility in food prices, Yemen
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