Gulf states keep winds of change at bay – but for how long?

Bahrain elections (Source: @bna_ar)
By James M. Dorsey
Oil wealth and demographics have so far largely shielded a majority of the six Gulf Cooperation Council members from the brunt of the Arab revolt sweeping the Middle East and North Africa, but have hardly insulated them from the winds of change.
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar …
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