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Isolating Qatar: What is at stake?

Arab bloc demanded that Qatar yield to 13 demands, which they refused calling them 'unacceptable'

Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Doha
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Arab nations isolating Qatar met in Egypt on Wednesday to discussed how to go forward. On the day of a critical deadline, there was no sign of compromise from either side. The bloc had demanded that Qatar yield to 13 demands. The Qatari response hasn’t been publicised, but Saudi Arabia and its allies aren’t likely to accept it, German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said on Tuesday. Qatar has said the conditions to end the standoff were deliberately framed to be unacceptable, and Saudi Arabia has called them non-negotiable. The isolation is hurting Qatar and has created a new source of

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