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दोहाला लक्ष्य करून इस्राइलने फक्त कतारच्या मध्यस्थीच्य
कत़र पर इज़राइल के हमले ने क्षेत्रीय संतुलन को हिला दिया �
दोहा पर हमला करके इज़राइल ने न केवल मध्यस्थ के तौर पर क़तर
By targeting Doha, Israel has not only unsettled Qatar’s mediation role but also reignited debates over Gulf unity, Arab neutrality, and the future
জ্বালানি নিরাপত্তা থেকে শুরু করে অর্থনৈতিক সহযোগিতা ও জ�
भारत और क़तर पिछले 50 वर्षों से भरोसे के आधार पर आपसी संबंध
From energy security to economic cooperation and people-to-people ties, India and Qatar are charting a deeper, future-facing partnership built on five
The end of Europe’s reliance on Russian gas transit marks a paradigm shift in global energy dynamics, as Europe shifts to LNG imports from the US an
असद राजवटीच्या पतनाने सीरियाच्या भविष्यासाठी परदेशी प्
The fall of Assad’s regime opens the door to greater foreign influence over Syria's future
In the following months, we can expect some other countries to also accredit the Taliban’s diplomats and enhance trade and economic cooperation with
The UAE’s increasing presence in Afghanistan, including acceptance of the Taliban-appointed ambassador, is not contrary to trends around the region
ইজরায়েল-হামাস অস্থায়ী যুদ্ধবিরতিতে নিজের প্রচেষ্টার
इस्रायल आणि हमास युद्धात मध्यस्थ्याची भूमिका निभावणं आ�
क़तर ने जिस तरह हमास और इज़राइ के बीच अस्थायी शांति समझौत�
Qatar aims to be a political power broker in the Middle East as witnessed by its efforts in brokering the temporary Israel-Hamas truce. However, with
कतर ने बहुत ज़्यादा समायोजित राजनीतिक व्यवस्था के लिए कद
Qatar has taken a step towards a more inclusive political system. Is this a revolutionary shift or more of an image building exercise?
The Taliban story has only just resumed and could see a return of the US and other powers to this theatre in the future as global jihadist movements v
राजतंत्र को इस बात का डर सताने लगा है कि कहीं मुस्लिम ब्रद
अगले कुछ महीनों में यह बेहद अहम होगा कि आखिर कैसे सऊदी अरब
The next few months will be a critical test on how the Saudi-Qatar, and perhaps more importantly, UAE-Qatar relationships unfold.
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Mohammad bin Salman's ascent to the second most important position in the kingdom will reinforce Saudi Arabia's newly assertive foreign policy.
On the diplomatic front, India has been careful to nurture its ties with Doha, even as our relations with the UAE and Saudi Arabia showed a dramatic upswing.
In November 2022, Qatar will become the first state in West Asia and the Arab world to host the coveted FIFA football World Cup. Doha’s winning the hosting rights has brought the country—home to only 2.9 million people, more than eight out of every ten of whom are foreign workers—out of the shadow of its large, and more powerful regional neighbours such as Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This brief views thi
Israel’s strike on Qatar has upended regional alignments, forcing neighbours and allies alike to reassess their choices.
Qatar is creating a large footprint for itself in the West Asian Qpolitical landscape. The Gulf state was previously known primarily for its oil and gas reserves, and compliance with US interests in the region. However, Qatar has in the recent past made significant efforts to assert regional pre-eminence through an aggressive foreign policy. Emir Shaikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, who recently handed over the reins of power to his son, Tamim bin
A decade after the 'Twin Towers' came crashing down in New York, the US has given its blessings for the Taliban to open its political office in the distant West Asian State of Qatar.
Counter-terror narratives are backsliding, and this trend needs to be arrested as a compromise with a section of these groups becomes an acceptable way out.
China’s caution in the Middle East endures. As US influence wanes and Gulf states diversify defence ties, Beijing may expand its role—but not replace Washington.
Has New Delhi forgotten its breast beating against cross-border terrorism in Kashmir atleast since 1989? How will it ever raise that issue again having voted along with the west which stands for cross border terrorism by US, France, UK, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey against Syria?
This episode illustrates the danger facing Indian foreign policy from domestic political developments, increasingly centered on religious conflict.
Instead, on Sunday, US special envoy to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad left Qatar, where the US-Taliban talks were being held, the September 1 deadline having been crossed without any final agreement.
Ties between Qatar and the three GCC members went downhill after uprisings in Arab countries that began in Tunisia, the beginning of the so-called “Arab Spring”.
