Biden Hosts Qatari Leader to Talk Gas Supplies, Afghanistan

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Unlike its Gulf competitors who are only now taking steps to mend their relationships with Tehran, Qatar's ties go deeper, with the two countries sharing in the North Dome/South Pars oil field, the source of Qatar's wealth.
40% : It's likely that even after the chaotic exit from Afghanistan, the U.S. government will still be looking to Doha to iron out its more difficult problems, Coates Ulrichsen said: "The fact the Qataris have relationships and can bring people together that cannot talk directly, from a U.S. perspective, that could produce results with Iran too."
30% : The two men are also likely to take up the issue of Iran, at a time when talks in Vienna aimed at restoring the 2015 nuclear deal have shown signs of steady momentum.

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