Volatile emerging markets top risk for 2013, India at 9th: Eurasia Group
PTI: New York, Jan 15 2013, 12:18 IST
were facing a wave of domestic dissent; international observers wondered whether it could be that the 'end of history' from Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union would come to the Middle East.
"That has morphed not into 'Arab winter', where dictators rebound and consolidate power, but a long, hot, Arab summer – with radicalised movements, sectarian and Islamist, playing a much more important role," it added.
About the fourth-ranked Washington Politics, Eurasia group said that "2013 should be a year for reform progress and renewed economic dynamism in the US... But every silver lining has a dark cloud, and dysfunctional American politics will weigh on both the economic recovery and the president's legislative agenda."
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