Middle East enters 'new order' after Arab Spring

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Political risk across 13 countries has eased in the post-Arab Spring world according to Aon’s annual political risk map.

Only 12 countries were deemed riskier than in 2012, which contrasts significantly with the 21 territories that were downgraded by Aon in 2012 due to the Arab Spring, the effects of the global economic

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