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Pro-Iran coverage exposes the illusion of neutrality in Qatar’s media empire - opinion
Internal evidence – such as that provided by Suzan Quitaz, one of the coauthors of this article – could shed light on how Qatar's coordination mechanism actually operates behind the scenes.
Qatar facing 'strategic shock' in energy, influence crisis in wake of Iran war
Gulf states expel Iranian diplomats as tensions rise over attacks, regional security
Iran threatens US, Israeli infrastructure over energy strikes
Doha Forum draws world leaders, but Gaza war puts negative spotlight on Qatar - analysis
This year, the Forum featured several key speakers, including Syria’s new president, Ahmed al-Shara’a, who has already stolen the show at other international forums, such as the UN.
Mossad chief Barnea bridges Doha divide after Israel's assassination attempt in Qatar - analysis
Israel’s spy chief has used his extensive skill set to rebuild the Mossad's working relationship with Qatar following the attempted assassination of Hamas officials in Doha.
Carlson doubles down on Qatar controversy with bold home purchase claim
“I’ve never taken anything from your country and don’t plan to,” Carlson said to Thani. “I’m an American and a free man, and I’ll be wherever I want to be.”
Hamas willing to 'freeze or store' weapons to prevent escalation, official tells AP
Hamas Shura Council member Bassem Naim told AP it is open to halting weapons use during a truce but rejects a US-proposed stabilization force entering Palestinian territory.
Qatari PM: Qatar’s ties with Hamas began at US request, always served peace efforts
Prime Minister Al Thani claimed that Qatar's relationship with Hamas has been entirely focused on facilitating peace.
Doha will not 'write the check' to fund Gaza's reconstruction, Qatari PM says
In an interview with Tucker Carlson at The Doha Forum, Qatari Prime Minister Al Thani discussed Gaza reconstruction and plans for the region's future.
Israel is not a democracy, US envoy to Syria Tom Barrack suggests at Doha Forum
"In this region, what's worked the best, whether you like it or you do not like it, is a benevolent monarchy," Barrack said.
