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The UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar view regional stability as crucial to their goal of diversifying their economies into sectors such as AI and tourism.

neutral·Tim Stenebek

Qatar wants to see immediate de-escalation of the conflict between the U.S. and Iran.

neutral·Tim Stenebek

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a 10-year counter-drone technology agreement with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar.

bullish·Rockford Weitz

The UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar view regional stability as crucial to their goal of diversifying their economies into sectors such as AI and tourism.

Expert perspectiveTim StenebekJul 21

Qatar wants to see immediate de-escalation of the conflict between the U.S. and Iran.

Expert perspectiveTim StenebekJul 21

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a 10-year counter-drone technology agreement with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar.

Expert perspectiveRockford WeitzJul 13

Countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE may negotiate their own side deals with Iran during the ongoing conflict.

Expert perspectiveEdward FishmanJul 9

The US-Iran memorandum of understanding is not a sustainable framework because key regional stakeholders like most Gulf Arab countries and Israel were not seriously consulted.

Expert perspectiveBrian KatulisJul 9

The leaders of Qatar, the UAE, and Egypt are joining the G7 leaders for the main session on the Middle East.

Expert perspectiveOliver CrookJul 2

KR Sridhar advocates for the US and other free-world nations like Australia, Canada, UAE, and Qatar to leverage their natural gas reserves to supply the world and displace coal.

Expert perspectiveKR SridharJun 29

If Iranian assets are unfrozen under the new agreement, the funds would be used to purchase American soy, corn, and wheat to be sent to Iran as humanitarian aid.

Official sourceJ.D. VanceJun 22

Under a plan developed by Jared Kushner with Qatar, any unfrozen Iranian assets would require approval from both the United States and Qatar before being spent.

Official sourceJ.D. VanceJun 22

Technical negotiations involving teams from the United States, Iran, Qatar, and Pakistan will continue in Bergenstock and over the coming weeks.

Official sourceJ.D. VanceJun 22

Mediators from Qatar and Pakistan reported "encouraging progress" in peace deal talks between the United States and Iran.

Official sourceStephen CarrollJun 22

Mediators Qatar and Pakistan have stated there has been encouraging progress in the US-Iran talks.

Expert perspectiveDoug CrisnerJun 22

Negotiators from the United States and Iran are in Switzerland to begin talks on an interim peace deal, with mediation from Qatar and Pakistan.

Expert perspectiveLisa MateoJun 21

The negotiations in Switzerland will involve quadrilateral talks between the United States, Iran, and the mediating countries of Pakistan and Qatar.

Expert perspectivePhilip CrowtherJun 21

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and emissaries from Qatar are serving as mediators in the U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland.

Expert perspectiveHostJun 21

The Wall Street Journal reports the U.S. is working with Qatar on a plan to allow Iran to access billions of dollars in frozen funds for humanitarian spending.

Expert perspectiveLisa MateoJun 20

President Trump stated that it is "okay" for Iran to have ballistic missiles in "relative proportion" to other regional powers like Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

Official sourceDonald TrumpJun 20

The planned talks in Switzerland, branded the "Lake Lucerne Summit," are expected to involve four parties: the United States, Iran, Pakistan, and Qatar.

Expert perspectivePhilip CrowtherJun 20

Donald Trump indicated that it would be acceptable for Iran to possess ballistic missiles in "relative proportion" to what countries like Saudi Arabia and Qatar have.

Official sourceDonald TrumpJun 20

Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Oman have favored a negotiated diplomatic solution to the conflict over the Strait of Hormuz.

Expert perspectiveJessie MoritzJun 19

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