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Rami Khouri: In Rift with Qatar, Saudi Arabia and UAE Want to Hold Back Waves of Change

| July 05, 2017

Rami Khouri spoke with Democracy Now! on Wednesday July 5 about Qatar and foreign policy in the Gulf.

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Rami Khouri spoke with Democracy Now! on Wednesday July 5 about Qatar and foreign policy in the Gulf. He then spoke with host Amy Goodman about Syria and a history of failed state-building. The conversation spanned many topics, including leadership change in Saudi Arabia, the war in Yemen, and Iran. He discussed the refugee crisis in the region, constructive state-building, and U.S. policy in the region.

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