Qatar

When you attend the court of King Donald, it’s important to genuflect. Unfamiliar foreigners in need of pointers can look to the man who is currently the most assiduous non-American flatterer: FIFA president Gianni Infantino. It’s only natural that, in the lead-up to this year’s soccer World Cup, the president of the global governing body of the sport should make regular visits to the host nation. Yet Infantino has gone above and beyond. He appears to have spent more time in Donald Trump’s orbit than some of the President’s cabinet secretaries. Infantino has been a willing accomplice in Trump’s campaign to secure the Nobel Peace Prize On paper, it would

Intelligence about the activities of Egyptian, Jordanian and Lebanese Islamists will rapidly implicate Qatar and Turkey as the Brotherhood’s key international sponsors

The damage that Kevin D. Roberts is doing is becoming irreparable

History counsels that alarmist reactions to Israel’s Qatar strike should be treated warily

As Trump continues his pharaonic world diplomacy, the corruption stories are piling up against him

The sixteen charges against him also include acting as a foreign agent, obstruction of justice, and several counts of conspiracy