Reaction by Jane's is no surprise: in specific cases they 'must' react in specific ways.
Reaction by Jane's is no surprise: in specific cases they 'must' react in specific ways.
An update within a broader regional article and what happens when the price of bread goes up? No, not rejoicing, often it is public protest:Link:https://www.opendemocracy.net/paul-r...s-new-dynamic?Jordan has economic troubles of its own that more than match Russia's. A decrease in financial support from Gulf states means the authorities are facing a $700 million budget deficit, and have taken the deeply unpopular route of raising taxes on basic foodstuffs, including bread, by 50-100%.
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An IISS commentary; sub-titled:Link:https://www.iiss.org/blogs/analysis/...icy-challengesJordan has always been torn between regional threats and internal socio-economic pressures. Alongside its concerns over the Syria crisis and the Israel–Palestine conflict, a major challenge facing Jordan is the need to reinvigorate its domestic economy.
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