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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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Qatar Crisis Said To Be Deadlocked As Saudi Bloc Adds Demands
Efforts to resolve the standoff between Qatar and a Saudi-led alliance have reached an impasse, according to a Gulf official with direct knowledge of the matter, amid signs the bloc wants to extract more concessions from Doha.
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Saudi's 'Non-Negotiable' Stand On Qatar As Gulf Leaders Meet US Secretary Of State
Top Gulf diplomats were in Washington Tuesday as US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson sought to help resolve the stubborn Qatar crisis, amid concerns that Saudi Arabia's unyielding stance could foil the effort.
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Al Jazeera Says Its Arabic Channel Twitter Account Temporarily Suspended
Al Jazeera released a statement communicating that the Twitter account for its main Arabic language channel had been suspended and was working to get back.
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Opinion: US Stands With Qatar's Foes, And Sells Arms To Qatar
You would be forgiven for thinking the U.S. backs Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in their current standoff against Qatar. President Donald Trump himself has taken the Saudis' line against their fellow Gulf monarchy, tweeting last week that Arab leaders all pointed to Qatar as a serial financier of terrorism.
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Gulf Air Embargo Only Applies To Qatar Companies: UAE
The United Arab Emirates Aviation Authority released a statement today clarifying that the air embargo imposed on Qatar only applies to airlines from Qatar or registered there.
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Gulf Crisis Threatens Qatar Airways Transit Business: Experts
Doha's leading airline, Qatar Airways is at risk of losing its current position as a major transcontinental carrier because of the Gulf Crisis, according to experts.
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Qatar, Accused Of Supporting Terrorism, Hires Ex-US Attorney General John Ashcroft
The government of Qatar has hired John Ashcroft, the U.S. attorney general during the Sept. 11 attacks, as it seeks to rebut accusations from U.S. President Donald Trump and its Arab neighbors that it supports terrorism.
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Qatar Says State News Agency First Hacked In April
Qatar, following the Gulf crisis, has revealed that the nation had suffered from a fatal hack which resulted in the publication of explosive fake news that triggered the current Gulf crisis.
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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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Qatar Crisis Said To Be Deadlocked As Saudi Bloc Adds Demands
Efforts to resolve the standoff between Qatar and a Saudi-led alliance have reached an impasse, according to a Gulf official with direct knowledge of the matter, amid signs the bloc wants to extract more concessions from Doha.
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Saudi's 'Non-Negotiable' Stand On Qatar As Gulf Leaders Meet US Secretary Of State
Top Gulf diplomats were in Washington Tuesday as US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson sought to help resolve the stubborn Qatar crisis, amid concerns that Saudi Arabia's unyielding stance could foil the effort.
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Al Jazeera Says Its Arabic Channel Twitter Account Temporarily Suspended
Al Jazeera released a statement communicating that the Twitter account for its main Arabic language channel had been suspended and was working to get back.
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Opinion: US Stands With Qatar's Foes, And Sells Arms To Qatar
You would be forgiven for thinking the U.S. backs Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in their current standoff against Qatar. President Donald Trump himself has taken the Saudis' line against their fellow Gulf monarchy, tweeting last week that Arab leaders all pointed to Qatar as a serial financier of terrorism.
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Gulf Air Embargo Only Applies To Qatar Companies: UAE
The United Arab Emirates Aviation Authority released a statement today clarifying that the air embargo imposed on Qatar only applies to airlines from Qatar or registered there.
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Gulf Crisis Threatens Qatar Airways Transit Business: Experts
Doha's leading airline, Qatar Airways is at risk of losing its current position as a major transcontinental carrier because of the Gulf Crisis, according to experts.
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Qatar, Accused Of Supporting Terrorism, Hires Ex-US Attorney General John Ashcroft
The government of Qatar has hired John Ashcroft, the U.S. attorney general during the Sept. 11 attacks, as it seeks to rebut accusations from U.S. President Donald Trump and its Arab neighbors that it supports terrorism.
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Qatar Says State News Agency First Hacked In April
Qatar, following the Gulf crisis, has revealed that the nation had suffered from a fatal hack which resulted in the publication of explosive fake news that triggered the current Gulf crisis.
