Qatar
Qatar’s Role as a Mediator Is Meant Less to Resolve Conflict and More to Win Immunity and Escape Accountability for Action
The Explosions That Shattered the Morning Calm in Doha’s Katara District on September 9, 2025, Marked a Restoration of Moral Clarity in Warfare
From the Comfort of Its Control Center in Doha, Hamas Rejected Proposals to Free All the Hostages and Rejected Deals to End the War with Israel
A Case Study at Northwestern University: Exposing Title VI Noncompliance, Civil Rights Violations, and Student Radicalization
Persian Gulf Countries in the Last Several Decades Have Built Mosques and Cultural Centers to Hold Sway in Europe and America
USC’s Tendentious Approach to the Middle East Appears Rooted in Not Only Poor Judgment but Also Foreign Influence
Greater Somalia Is as Much a Dream as Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser’s Pan-Arabism
The Broad Participation of Arab Countries in Reconstruction Suggests a Push to Keep Syria from Falling Back Into Iran’s Orbit
Iran’s Regime Has Been Unable to Properly Develop Its Share of a Critical Natural Gas Field—and That’s Good for Qatar
Qatar’s Strategic Investments in the U.S. Include Critical Infrastructure in Oil and Gas, Higher Education, Trophy Properties, and Political Access
Weakness Does Not Compel Loyalty in the Middle East, and Both Hezbollah and Iran Are Weak
Qatar Needs Trump More than Trump Needs Qatar
Despite Evidence of Its Duplicity, Qatar Created a Closed System to Influence All Parties to the Negotiation
Indian Security Forces No Longer Can Afford to Ignore Qatar-Based Individuals and Institutions That Pose a Threat to India
Qatar Is Strategically Investing in Countries Like Turkey, Somalia, Gaza, and Now Bangladesh, Forming a “String of Misbaha” to Promote Islamist Ideology Across the Indian Ocean
Qatar’s Strategic Investments and Shadow Lobbying Are Reshaping American Policy and Institutions
Expanding Investigation Suggests That Israeli Decisions on Hostage Talks, Relations With Egypt Could Have Been Influenced by Doha
For over a Century, American Presidents Have Purposefully Chosen Middle East Negotiators Who Know Next to Nothing About the Region, Seeing Their Ignorance as a Advantage
To Assure Better Relations, the Core Support Qatar Provides to Designated Terror Groups Must Stop