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The State of Qatar has reiterated its firm position that the establishment of a nuclear-weapons-free zone in the Middle East is more urgent than ever, given the current
The gas-rich emirate has outstripped its physical limits to become one of the most influential players in U.S. politics.
This peace agreement is a necessary first step in rebuilding regional stability and a new balance of power. It will require close cooperation with the six countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates), which is already underway.
U.S. project analysis documents indicate as many as 169 members of Qatar’s military will be stationed in Mountain Home for F-15 training.
The ability to make informed decisions based on a careful strategic calculus, rather than political motives, remains an ongoing challenge for the world’s decision-makers.
Donald Trump is a new fan of Qatar — but doesn't have his facts right when it comes to where the country is on a map. Speaking to reporters from the entrance of Air Force One on Sunday, October 12, the president of the United States made a geographical mistake about the Middle East ahead of his trip to Israel for the release of hostages from Gaza.
The deal Trump sparked was no small achievement, but it wasn’t the first negotiated pause in the war that began on Oct. 7, 2023, after Hamas militias crashed across the Israeli border and killed 1,200 Jews, most of them civilians.
Discover the heartwarming documentary '25 Cats from Qatar' at the Heartland Film Festival. Learn about the rescue of stray cats and the challenges faced during filming.
The short answer to why both the Biden and Obama administrations failed to achieve peace in the Middle East is that they took actions opposite to