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Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt and Bahrain severed diplomatic and economic ties with Qatar last year, accusing the emirate of supporting terrorism.

Ahmed Mansoor was part of a Human Rights Watch Advisory Committee.

The majority—57 percent—see the U.S. as an enemy and only 35 percent consider it an ally.

Weapons are being looted in Africa because of a diplomatic conflict in the Gulf region.

The UAE legalized gender reassignment surgery in 2016 under a certain set of guidelines.

A United Arab Emirates-linked businessman said Tillerson "needs to be slammed" for not backing the diplomatic blockade against Qatar.

Senior Ansar Allah official Mohammed Ali al-Houthi revealed a document presenting six points aimed to end the civil war in Yemen.

The son of deposed Qatari emir Sheikh Ali bin Abdullah al-Thani has said he is being held against his will in Abu Dhabi.

The Tunisian transport ministry says that Emirates flights would be suspended until the UAE airline found a way to operate according to international law and treaties.

The Blackwater founder testified before the House Intelligence Committee.

The Emiratis have a mind-boggling plan for an interplanetary police mission.

The U.A.E. has a standing ban on Israeli symbols at the Judo Grand Slam competition in Abu Dhabi.

Washington is trying to use its influence to end the diplomatic impasse in the Gulf.

It's a way for humans to practice living on Mars while we're still figuring out how to get there.

Atti, who underwent crucial surgery in March, died of complications relating to her obesity.

Reports Tuesday suggested the president had stepped in to prevent military action.

Dubai plans to make 25 percent of all its public transport autonomous by 2030.

The UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Bahrain are demanding the news network be shuttered.

The pair's fateful, alcohol-fueled argument erupted over disagreements about money and infidelity.

A leaked email reveals the reaction of a key Middle East ally to Trump's election.

The closure of Al Jazeera in Jerusalem followed criticism by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Email exchanges between Emirati and American officials show the UAE wanted Abu Dhabi to host the Taliban embassy.

Otherwise, migrant labor abuse will be the gift that keeps on giving for Qatar's political opponents.

Without regulation, the use of cyberspace for attacks will contribute to an online arms race.

The ongoing political crisis between Qatar and other Gulf states highlights one of the problems of long-term sexism.

Those who are defending Al Jazeera, are defending the indefensible, writes Egyptian MP Osama Heikal.

Qatar will not close down Al Jazeera, as demanded by its Gulf neighbors, writes the head of communications for the Doha government.

Qatar, which receives 80 percent of its food imports from Saudi Arabia, is hoping to ween itself off Riyadh's teat.

Qatar has become a proxy fight between Iran and Saudi Arabia, with the U.S. on the sidelines.

Qatar refused to accept the demands of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, UAE and Egypt.