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Qatar, the feud and the future of the GCC

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Arab Digest editor William Law in conversation with Gulf analyst Michael Stephens, a Senior Fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute, and Associate Fellow at RUSI. It has been more than three years since a quartet of states - Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt - turned on Qatar. With major geo-political shifts occuring in the region and three ongoing wars what are the implications and impact of the feud and what are the chances that it will be resolved anytime soon?



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