Qatar Diplomatic Crisis
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Qatar Begins Gulf Row Proceedings At World Trade Organisation
Qatar took the final step on Wednesday to start litigation at the World Trade Organization in its row with the United Arab Emirates, but no other WTO members spoke up in support of the move, which many trade experts see as a dangerous precedent.
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Saudi Arabia Suspends Dialogue With Qatar After Leaders Talk On Phone
Saudi Arabia on Saturday suspended any dialogue with Qatar, accusing it of "distorting facts", just after a report of a phone call between the leaders of both countries suggested a breakthrough in the Gulf dispute.
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Qatar Ruler Phones Saudi Crown Prince About Starting Talks: Reports
Qatar's ruler phoned Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to express interest in talks to resolve a three-month-old diplomatic crisis, Saudi state media said early Saturday.
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Willing To Mediate In Qatar Crisis Talks, Deal Can Come Quick, Says Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Thursday said he would be willing to step in and mediate the worst dispute in decades among the US-allied Gulf Arab states and Qatar, and said that he thinks a deal could come quickly.
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Two Months Into Saudi-Led Boycott, Qatar Goes On The Offensive
The tiny nation of Qatar is defiantly weathering a boycott by four of its neighbors in a deepening crisis that has roiled the region and threatened U.S. interests.
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Gulf Diplomatic Crisis Splits Families, Dashes Dreams
For Qataris affected by the diplomatic crisis rocking the Gulf, the reality of politics is stark: families divided, assets frozen and dreams put on hold.
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4 Arab Countries Say They Are Ready For Qatar Dialogue With Conditions
The four Arab countries that have cut ties with Qatar said on Sunday they were ready for talks to tackle the dispute if Doha showed willingness to deal with their demands.
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Qatar Refuses To 'Outsource Foreign Policy' In Gulf Crisis
Qatar refuses to bow to Saudi-led demands to "outsource" its foreign policy to resolve the Gulf crisis, its government spokesman told AFP in an interview.
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Saudi, Allies Unveil Qatar 'Terrorist' Blacklist
Saudi Arabia and its allies unveiled a "terrorist" blacklist on Tuesday of 18 organisations and individuals suspected of links with Islamist extremism that they said had ties with regional rival Qatar.
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Arab States Say Qatar-US Terror Accord 'Insufficient'
An agreement between Qatar and the United States on combating terror funding is insufficient, the four Arab states that imposed sanctions on the emirate said in a joint statement Tuesday.
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US Envoy To Qatar To Step Down Amid Gulf Crisis
The US ambassador to Qatar said Tuesday she is leaving her post in Doha, in the midst of the worst diplomatic crisis involving America's Gulf allies in years.
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Turkish President Erdogan Says Qatar Isolation Violates Islamic Values
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan denounced the isolation of Qatar by neighbouring states as a violation of Islamic values and tantamount to a "death penalty" against Doha in a crisis reverberating through the Middle East and beyond.
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Kuwait Says Qatar 'Ready To Understand' Gulf Concerns
Qatar is ready to listen to the concerns of Gulf Arab states that have cut diplomatic and economic ties, Kuwait said on Sunday as it tried to mediate a solution to the worst regional crisis in years.
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Iran Sends 5 Planes Of Vegetables To Qatar Amid Concerns of Shortages
Iran has sent five planes of vegetables to Qatar, Iran's national carrier told AFP on Sunday, days after Gulf countries cut off air and transport links to the emirate.
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Russia Calls For Dialogue In Qatar Diplomatic Crisis
Moscow called on Saturday for dialogue between Qatar and its neighbours in the Gulf, promising help in mediating the crisis, as Russia's foreign minister met his Qatari counterpart.
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Qatar Begins Gulf Row Proceedings At World Trade Organisation
Qatar took the final step on Wednesday to start litigation at the World Trade Organization in its row with the United Arab Emirates, but no other WTO members spoke up in support of the move, which many trade experts see as a dangerous precedent.
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Saudi Arabia Suspends Dialogue With Qatar After Leaders Talk On Phone
Saudi Arabia on Saturday suspended any dialogue with Qatar, accusing it of "distorting facts", just after a report of a phone call between the leaders of both countries suggested a breakthrough in the Gulf dispute.
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Qatar Ruler Phones Saudi Crown Prince About Starting Talks: Reports
Qatar's ruler phoned Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to express interest in talks to resolve a three-month-old diplomatic crisis, Saudi state media said early Saturday.
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Willing To Mediate In Qatar Crisis Talks, Deal Can Come Quick, Says Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Thursday said he would be willing to step in and mediate the worst dispute in decades among the US-allied Gulf Arab states and Qatar, and said that he thinks a deal could come quickly.
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Two Months Into Saudi-Led Boycott, Qatar Goes On The Offensive
The tiny nation of Qatar is defiantly weathering a boycott by four of its neighbors in a deepening crisis that has roiled the region and threatened U.S. interests.
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Gulf Diplomatic Crisis Splits Families, Dashes Dreams
For Qataris affected by the diplomatic crisis rocking the Gulf, the reality of politics is stark: families divided, assets frozen and dreams put on hold.
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4 Arab Countries Say They Are Ready For Qatar Dialogue With Conditions
The four Arab countries that have cut ties with Qatar said on Sunday they were ready for talks to tackle the dispute if Doha showed willingness to deal with their demands.
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Qatar Refuses To 'Outsource Foreign Policy' In Gulf Crisis
Qatar refuses to bow to Saudi-led demands to "outsource" its foreign policy to resolve the Gulf crisis, its government spokesman told AFP in an interview.
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Saudi, Allies Unveil Qatar 'Terrorist' Blacklist
Saudi Arabia and its allies unveiled a "terrorist" blacklist on Tuesday of 18 organisations and individuals suspected of links with Islamist extremism that they said had ties with regional rival Qatar.
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Arab States Say Qatar-US Terror Accord 'Insufficient'
An agreement between Qatar and the United States on combating terror funding is insufficient, the four Arab states that imposed sanctions on the emirate said in a joint statement Tuesday.
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US Envoy To Qatar To Step Down Amid Gulf Crisis
The US ambassador to Qatar said Tuesday she is leaving her post in Doha, in the midst of the worst diplomatic crisis involving America's Gulf allies in years.
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Turkish President Erdogan Says Qatar Isolation Violates Islamic Values
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan denounced the isolation of Qatar by neighbouring states as a violation of Islamic values and tantamount to a "death penalty" against Doha in a crisis reverberating through the Middle East and beyond.
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Kuwait Says Qatar 'Ready To Understand' Gulf Concerns
Qatar is ready to listen to the concerns of Gulf Arab states that have cut diplomatic and economic ties, Kuwait said on Sunday as it tried to mediate a solution to the worst regional crisis in years.
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Iran Sends 5 Planes Of Vegetables To Qatar Amid Concerns of Shortages
Iran has sent five planes of vegetables to Qatar, Iran's national carrier told AFP on Sunday, days after Gulf countries cut off air and transport links to the emirate.
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Russia Calls For Dialogue In Qatar Diplomatic Crisis
Moscow called on Saturday for dialogue between Qatar and its neighbours in the Gulf, promising help in mediating the crisis, as Russia's foreign minister met his Qatari counterpart.
