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Saudi Arabia says resolution of Gulf dispute within reach

Saudi Arabia says resolution of Gulf dispute within reach

The United States and Kuwait have worked to end the dispute, during which Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Egypt have imposed a diplomatic, trade, and travel embargo on Qatar since mid-2017 over the nation's support of terrorism. Washington says the row has hampered the creation of a united Arab Gulf front against Iran.

Bahraini minister lauds 'global impact' of Israel trip

Bahraini minister lauds 'global impact' of Israel trip

Zayed bin Rashid Al Zayani says Bahrain's 40-member delegation returning to Bahrain “with lots of hope and ambition that we will forge the peace signed by our leadership, so it transmits to every Israeli and every Bahraini citizen.” "The big stuff will come and it will come big when it arrives," he says.