What is behind the extraordinary Gulf dispute with Qatar?


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  3. The exceptional move by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bahrain to separate political ties and cut transport joins with Qatar pits essential US partners in the Middle East against each other.
  4. The activity on Monday is an endeavor to detach the Gulf state as a result of its claimed support of psychological warfare.
  5. Following the move, Qataris have been given two weeks to leave the four nations, while Saudis, Egyptians, Emiratis and Bahrainis have been banned from go to or through the state.
  6. Qatar has a populace of only 2.7m individuals — the greater part of whom are ostracizes. Tremendous gas assets have transformed it into one of the world wealthiest countries and it is a critical provider of condensed flammable gas to Asia and Europe. The nation likewise has vast interests in the UK, including London's Shard building and Harrods retail establishment, and Europe through the Qatar Investment Authority, its sovereign riches support.
  7. What is the quick effect on Qatar?
  8. The effect will be significant as Qatar imports half of its sustenance supplies over the land fringe with Saudi Arabia. The conclusion is likewise liable to impact the development business and undermine Doha's capacity to plan for the 2022 football World Cup.
  9. There will likewise be an effect on avionics. Qatar Airways, one of the world's quickest developing bearers, will confront longer westward flights with Saudi airspace shut. Abu Dhabi bearer, Etihad, and Emirates, the Dubai-based carrier, have officially declared they will prevent flights to Qatar from Tuesday.
  10. Riyadh and Abu Dhabi likewise said they would look for lawful measures to stop other neighborly gatherings utilizing their airspace to achieve Doha, yet points of interest of any endeavor to fix the bar have not developed.
  11. On the off chance that the debate develops, Qatar's supply of gaseous petrol to neighboring UAE by means of the Dolphin pipeline could be ended, cutting 33% of the UAE's supply as interest for control spikes in the sweltering summer months.
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  14. What is Qatar blamed for?
  15. Qatar's help for Islamist developments has for some time been condemned by its provincial neighbors, particularly the UAE.
  16. Abu Dhabi respects Doha's grip of political Islam, including the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas, the Palestinian activist gathering, as an existential danger to the Gulf governments. The two have been occupied with progressively awful publicity wars for a considerable length of time, utilizing state-possessed media to toss claims at each other.
  17. Doha, longstanding home of the fraternity's otherworldly pioneer, Sheik Yusef al-Qaradawi, has gone about as a sanctuary for Islamist activists, including Saudi and Emirati nationals.
  18. Qatar has likewise upheld Islamist gatherings and dissident gatherings in clashes, incorporating into Libya and Syria.
  19. In Syria, Qatar has been the most forceful patron of Islamist bunches trying to topple the administration of President Bashar al-Assad. Pundits say this has included aberrant help to al-Qaeda members, for example, Tahrir al-Sham, through payoff installments for prisoner discharges.
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  22. Saudi Arabia has additionally been a supporter of Islamist gatherings, however onlookers say it has decreased its immediate help with late years. Western faultfinders blame Doha for tepid co-operation in the battle against fear based oppressor financing.
  23. Egypt and the UAE have likewise blamed Qatar and Turkey for supporting Islamist revolts in Libya. Cairo and Abu Dhabi back Khalifa Haftar, a military strongmen who controls quite a bit of eastern Libya.
  24. Locally, Doha has fashioned nearer ties with Ankara, which has embraced a comparable way to deal with sponsorship Islamist bunches in Syria. Turkey has opened an army installation in Qatar, which has facilitated the US's local military central command at al-Udeid air base for a considerable length of time.
  25. Qatar concedes its perspective of political Islam and the Muslim Brotherhood varies to some of its neighbors, however says there is nothing incorrectly in maneuvering bunches that have far reaching well known help. It denies backing brutal fear based oppressor gatherings.
  26. What are the connections amongst Qatar and Iran?
  27. The Riyadh/Abu Dhabi pivot has turned out to be progressively worried about what it sees as Doha's cosying up to Shia Iran, Saudi Arabia's chief opponent, as of late.
  28. Qatar, a Sunni express that offers its gigantic North gasfield with the Islamic republic, has customarily taken a less forceful position towards Iran, similar to kindred Gulf state Oman.
  29. Doha prides itself as an unbiased player that can go about as a delegate in provincial clashes, from Lebanon to Sudan. The city has authorities from bunches viewed as fear mongers by numerous different states, including Hamas and the Taliban in Afghanistan.
  30. Be that as it may, Doha's commentators say unbiased intercession has transformed into help for bunches that are effectively assaulting the interests of Sunni Gulf states.
  31. Qatar is claimed to have paid a huge number of dollars to Iran-supported gatherings, including Hizbollah, to secure the discharge a month ago of Qataris who were kidnapped in southern Iraq a year ago.
  32. Riyadh blames Tehran for meddling in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen and Bahrain. Breaking Sunni Gulf positions on Iran is viewed as a treachery too far.
  33. Why now?
  34. The promulgation war between the state-subsidized media of Saudi Arabia and the UAE against Qatar has been raising for a considerable length of time.
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  37. Doha asserted its state news organization had been hacked after it distributed remarks a month ago professedly made by the Qatari emir, Sheik Tamim canister Hamad Al Thani, communicating support for the Muslim Brotherhood and tossed an olive branch to Iran. The Saudi and Emirati media disregarded the hacking claims and more than once communicate Sheik Tamim's charged comments.
  38. Qatar's state-claimed satellite TV station, Al Jazeera, at that point offered noticeable quality to reports this week about the evident hacking of messages composed by Yousef al-Otaiba, the UAE's profoundly persuasive diplomat to the US, that alluded to a crusade against Doha's charged psychological militant connections.
  39. The extending spat between the US partners — which backpedals to 2014 — goes ahead the foot sole areas of President Donald Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia, where he embraced Riyadh's authority against impedance from Iran in the Arab world.
  40. Mr Trump was wanting to manufacture solidarity among Washington's Middle East partners to counter Tehran's impact and in the battle against Sunni radical gatherings, for example, Isis.

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