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Qatar 'basically Hamas's divorce lawyer,' not US ally | JNS - Vimarsana News

Qatar 'basically Hamas's divorce lawyer,' not US ally | JNS

Experts told JNS that it’s a ‘sick joke’ that the Gulf emirate is hailed as a serious hostage mediator between Israel and Hamas.The post Qatar ‘basically Hamas’s divorce lawyer,’ not

Houthis Red Sea crisis deepens Joe Biden's Israel-Hamas challenge - Vimarsana News

Houthis Red Sea crisis deepens Joe Biden's Israel-Hamas challenge

Joe Biden’s Middle East foreign policy juggle risks turning into an election nightmare.

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The Vail Symposium presents 'Enigmatic Qatar and its Impact on the Global Stage' with Simon Henderson and Douglas Smith Tuesday - Vimarsana News

The Vail Symposium presents 'Enigmatic Qatar and its Impact on the Global Stage' with Simon Henderson and Douglas Smith Tuesday

On Tuesday, Dec. 19 at Eagle River Presbyterian Church in Avon, join a panel of experts as they discuss natural gas-rich Gulf nation Qatar and its influence on the world stage.  “We try to be...

Kuwait: A Changing System Under Stress Sudden Succession Essay Series - Vimarsana News

Kuwait: A Changing System Under Stress Sudden Succession Essay Series

In a Gulf region experiencing sharp tensions, how might a leadership transition in Kuwait affect a much-needed node of stability?

Israel-Palestine conflict: US President Joe Biden's oil reserve bet looks shaky as Gaza is pounded - Vimarsana News

Israel-Palestine conflict: US President Joe Biden's oil reserve bet looks shaky as Gaza is pounded

The decision to sell from the US strategic reserve could come unstuck, amid fears the Middle East conflict could push prices higher and accelerate inflation.

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