IndianExternalAffairsMinisterSushmaSwarajonSaturdayheldwide-rangingtalkswithvisitingQatariForeignMinisterSheikhMohamedbinAbdulrahmanAl-Thaniinthenationalcapital
Qatar'sforeignministryonThursdaysaiditwasclosingChad'sembassyinDohaandorderedallstafftoleavetheemiratewithinthreedays.Theretaliatorymovecamejust24hoursafterthec
QatarorderedtheembassyofChadbeclosedandgaveitsdiplomats72hourstoleave,theQatariforeignministrysaidonThursday,accusingtheAfricancountryofjoininga"campaignofblack
QatarrestoredfulldiplomaticrelationswithIranearlyThursday,disregardingthedemandsofArabnationsnowlockedinaregionaldisputewiththeenergy-richcountrythatitlessenits
QataribanksareturningtoAsiaandEuropeforfundingafterclientsfromotherArabstatespulledbillionsofdollarsfromtheiraccountsfollowingaregionaldiplomaticrift.WhiletheQa
TheQatariforeignministeronThursdaywelcomedSaudiArabia'sdecisiontoreopenthetwocountries'bordertoMuslimpilgrims--whilelashingoutatRiyadh's"politicisation"ofreligi
Qatar'seconomyhasbeenhitbythesanctionsimposedbyaSaudi-ledArabblocbuttheemirate'seconomyisstrongenoughtosurvive,analystssay.SinceJune5,SaudiArabiaandalliesBahrai
AttemptingtosolvetheQatarimpasse,Kuwait'smediationprovedfutileeventhoughithadpowerfulWesternsupport.Forathirdmonth,SaudiArabiacontinuestocloseitslandborderwithQ
The United Arab Emirates' Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Anwar Gargash, said on Friday that Qatar crisis is not caused by "its people," but it's "the product of Qatari government towards its neighbors."
Dohamakesformalcomplaintagainst‘coerciveattemptsateconomicisolation’bySaudiArabia,BahrainandUAEQatarhasfiledawide-ranginglegalcomplaintattheWorldTradeOrganisati
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.
ByAPDWriterLiZixinOnJuly24,TurkishPresidentErdoganfinishedhisshorttripofmediationamongGulfcountries.IthasbeentwomonthssincethecrisisbeginningbetweenQataranditsG
ByAPDWriterWangPengRecepTayyipErdogan,currentPresidentofTurkey,hasaccomplishedhistwo-dayKissingerian‘shuttlediplomacy’amongthreerivalGulfcountries,SaudiArabia,K
ThoughTurkishPresidentRecepTayyipErdogan'sjust-concludedGulftourfailedtobreaktheimpassethere,ithasatleasthelpedprotectTurkey'sinterestsintheregion.ErdoganonMond
Though Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's just-concluded Gulf tour failed to break the impasse there, it has at least helped protect Turkey's interests in the region.
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain have added nine entities and nine individuals to their ban lists because of alleged links to Qatar over terrorism, Saudi state news agency SPA reported on Tuesday.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan will start a two-day trip to Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar on Sunday, in the latest effort to resolve the Qatar crisis.
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