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Sep 12, 2026
Michael BrownHOST
We'll get to something about this in the next section, but that door is the one with the coldest draft coming in under it.
Michael BrownHOST
Neil Quilliam of Chatham House summed the trap up pretty cleanly.
Michael BrownHOST
Every available option carries significant costs with uncertain outcomes.
Michael BrownHOST
That's diplomatic speak for checkmate on all three.
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Today, Abu Dhabi's ascent.
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Joining us today is Dr. Neil Quilliam, Energy Policy, Geopolitics, and Foreign Affairs Specialist and previous head of Chatham House's Future Dynamics in the Gulf project.
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Our conversation is moderated by Courtney Doggart, President of Network 2020.
Courtney DochertyMODERATOR
Thank you, Neil, so much for joining us today.
Elias JahshanGUEST
Yeah.
Elias JahshanGUEST
And I think it's just like how, speaking to the New Arab in an article we published earlier this week, Neil Quilliam from the Middle East Foreign Policy Specialist at Chatham House, I think he encapsulated it well.
Elias JahshanGUEST
He said, the exploration of the MOU is, in one sense, the formal recognition of a reality that had already emerged.
Elias JahshanGUEST
Yeah.
Preston StewartHOST
And what do we do with that? So Dr.
Preston StewartHOST
Neil Quilliam, a energy policy, geopolitics, and foreign affairs specialist at the Chatham House said China purchases over 80% of Iran's oil.
Preston StewartHOST
Quote, the bigger question is whether Washington is willing to bear the economic and diplomatic costs of targeting major buyers, especially in China, as well as close allies such as the UAE, which remains a key node in capital flows for Iran, though cut financial ties on Tuesday.
Preston StewartHOST
That is where rhetoric meets reality.