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Is Saudi Arabia in trouble? (part 2)

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Should we be worried about Saudi Arabia? With dissent at the doorstep of the world’s largest oil producer, the Kingdom may be rich but it still has the same problems as its neighbours – high inflation and high youth unemployment coupled with demands for more freedom. Will it be reform or revolution inside the home to Islam’s holiest sites? Uncertainty is already weighing worldwide on prices at the pump.

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Ahmed AL OMRAN, Blogger, Saudijeans.org

Mike WITTNER, Global Head of Oil Research, Société Générale

Dina El-MAMOUN, Amnesty International Secretary

Hichem KAROUI, Author of Où va l’Arabie Saoudite ?

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22/05/2012 - THE DEBATE

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Is Mali’s freshly-signed agreement to restore democracy in doubt? Malians express shock after the beating of their interim president by supporters of the junta that could have been stopped, say François Picard’s guests.

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