International Institute for Strategic Studies’ Post

The Gulf states have used bailout diplomacy to pursue a range of foreign-policy objectives – although in many cases, these objectives can overlap and Gulf bailout diplomacy can pursue several at once: ◻ Stabilise partners. ◻ Obtain military support. ◻ Influence internal politics or political transitions. ◻ Counter rival powers. ◻ Shape the outcomes of conflicts. ◻ Obtain policy concessions. ◻ Enhance their own international reputations and influence. Read the latest IISS research report and find out more: https://lnkd.in/epiqWTjX #GulfBailoutDiplomacy #InternationalSecurity #InternationalRelations #MiddleEast

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Musab Z.

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Interestingly Libya and Somalia seem to be the only non-recipients within core MENA countries.

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