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Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt call on Qatar to stop funding terror groups

Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt call on Qatar to stop funding terror groups

  • Anti-terror quartet changes tack in bid to stop the spread of Islamic extremism 
By SPA ·
Qatar's Sheikh Sultan bin Suhaim Al-Thani joins calls for meeting to end Gulf crisis

Qatar's Sheikh Sultan bin Suhaim Al-Thani joins calls for meeting to end Gulf crisis

By Arab News ·
Qatar claims it is ready for talks to end crisis

Qatar claims it is ready for talks to end crisis

By Arab News ·
Qatar opposition event starts in London amid high security

Qatar opposition event starts in London amid high security

By Arab News ·
Egyptian billionaire businessman says Qatar situation is a ‘stand against terror’ not a diplomatic row

Egyptian billionaire businessman says Qatar situation is a ‘stand against terror’ not a diplomatic row

By Arab News ·
Emir of Qatar calls Saudi Crown Prince, seeks dialogue to end row with Anti-Terror Quartet

Emir of Qatar calls Saudi Crown Prince, seeks dialogue to end row with Anti-Terror Quartet

By Arab News ·
Qatar’s new food security depot receives $439 million in funding

Qatar’s new food security depot receives $439 million in funding

By Arab News ·
Information ministers from Anti-Terror Quartet countries discuss Qatar crisis

Information ministers from Anti-Terror Quartet countries discuss Qatar crisis

By Essam Al-Ghalib / Arab News ·
Tillerson sends senior envoys to handle Qatar crisis

Tillerson sends senior envoys to handle Qatar crisis

By AFP ·
Al-Jubeir says calls for internationalization of Hajj pilgrimage ‘a declaration of war’

Al-Jubeir says calls for internationalization of Hajj pilgrimage ‘a declaration of war’

By Arab News ·
Anti-Terror Quartet started meeting in Bahrain to discuss Qatar

Anti-Terror Quartet started meeting in Bahrain to discuss Qatar

By Reuters ·
Qatar builders hit by escalation-cost contract clauses

Qatar builders hit by escalation-cost contract clauses

By Sean Cronin ·
Shuttle diplomacy: Tillerson leaves for Kuwait after holding talks with ATQ ministers in Jeddah

Shuttle diplomacy: Tillerson leaves for Kuwait after holding talks with ATQ ministers in Jeddah

By AFP, AP, Reuters ·

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