Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani

So bin Naif, my father, we're meeting with Mita bin Abdullah and all the other faction within the Saudi kind of decision making apparatus that at that point was multipolar.

and that kind of was exported towards lobbying in the Gulf, so meeting with MBZ, meeting with Sheikh Hamad, repeated meetings with Sheikh Tamim, and then the Gulfies did what they do well, which is kiss and make up and reconcile, and that prevented 2014 from evolving to what happened in 2017.

Now, fast forward to 2017.

Saudi Arabia is different.

Maybe they start there.

[lip smack] Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani came out swinging against Tehran yesterday, accusing the Iranian regime of a, quote, "blatant violation," end quote, of Qatari sovereignty for deliberately targeting the country's military bases and energy infrastructure.

This was nothing compared to the damage the regime has been inflicting on the Saudis.

That's happening in real time.

Qatar has pledged to work with other Gulf states to secure freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani says the country will be working alongside GCC and international partners to ensure safety and security in the region.

He made those comments at the opening of the slate legislative body, that's the Shura Council here in the Qatari capital, Doha.

And the emir says the ongoing closure of the strategic waterway has severely impacted global supplies of liquefied natural gas, disrupting world markets.

India and Qatar have drawn particular attention as potential hosts.

Among IOC members who will cast votes are Nita Ambani, who belongs to one of India's wealthiest households, and Qatar's head of state, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani.

The IOC has set an October 31 cutoff for other national Olympic committees wishing to enter the 2036 contest and released a 30-page guidance document for prospective bidders on the same day.

Five additional nations—South Africa, South Korea, Germany, Hungary, and Turkey—are in discussions with the IOC, with the 2040 and 2044 editions under consideration.

India and Qatar have drawn particular attention as leading candidates.

Among the IOC's voting membership are Nita Ambani, who belongs to one of India's wealthiest households, and Qatar's head of state, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani.

The IOC has set an October 31 cutoff for any additional national Olympic committees wishing to enter the 2036 contest and released a 30-page guidance document for prospective bidders on the same day.

India's bid centers on Ahmedabad, which is also the chosen host city for the 2030 Commonwealth Games and is home to what ranks as the world's largest cricket ground, a venue that carries the name of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

MBS in Saudi Arabia, MBZ in Abu Dhabi, Abiy Ahmed of Ethiopia, General El-Sisi in Egypt, and Erdogan.

These six people, along with Sheikh Tamim of Qatar, we need them to sit down and discuss the future of Sudan because if these people decide, all of them, to switch at once, you know, the support to their proxies, you know, whether it is the, uh, RSF or the, uh, SAF, the war will end.

Because at the end of the day- The fears of the UAE are genuine, but also so are the concerns of Saudi Arabia.

You know, the fears of Abiy Ahmed in Ethiopia are extremely genuine, but also the fears of Egypt are also extremely genuine.