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December 10, 2010

Gulf Security Must Shift Away from the West

Sean McLain, The National

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The GCC must improve the ability of their militaries to work in concert, because they are increasingly going to have to take greater responsibility for their own security.

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TAGGED: Iran, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Gulf Cooperation Council, Bahrain, GCC

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