Money Talks: Energy resources straining Gulf ties

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Money Talks: Energy resources straining Gulf ties

Qatar has been facing a land and sea blockade from its neighbouring countries since June 5, 2017. Saudi Arabia and others accuse Doha of supporting terrorism and want it to comply with a list of demands to restore ties. But as Mobin Nasir explains, the real reason behind the rift could be a fight over energy resources.

December 29, 2017