The need to strengthen political ties between the six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council is clear but the danger of rushing the process is equally obvious.
THE three-day visit to India by 11 members of the Kingdom’s 150-strong Shoura Council has been about much more than its core aim of boosting ties with Indian parliamentarians.
IN an attempt to break the logjam in negotiations, the Middle East peace participants are close to a novel approach — talking, yes, but from a distance.
