VOICED : Catar dice que la lista de demandas de sus vecinos es irrealista

Qatar has denounced the demands made by Arab countries amidst a diplomatic crisis, labeling them as unrealistic and a threat to freedom of expression. A month ago, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, and Egypt severed ties with Qatar, threatening further sanctions. The demands include cutting support for the Muslim Brotherhood, closing Al Jazeera, reducing ties with Iran, and shutting a Turkish military base. Qatar maintains a constructive stance, while the foreign ministers of the involved countries plan to meet in Egypt to discuss the crisis.

What was the main criticism Qatar had about the demands from the Arab countries?

• They were too lenient.

• They were unrealistic and threatened freedom of expression.

• They were supportive of Qatar's policies.

• They were focused on economic issues.

Which of the following was NOT a demand made by the Arab countries to Qatar?

• Increase oil production.

• Stop supporting the Muslim Brotherhood.

• Close the Turkish military base.

• Shut down Al Jazeera.

What was one of the demands related to Qatar's international relations?

• Increase trade with Europe.

• Reduce diplomatic relations with Iran.

• Strengthen ties with the United States.

• Form an alliance with Russia.

How did Qatar describe its approach to the diplomatic crisis?

• Secretive and evasive.

• Indifferent and passive.

• Mature and responsible.

• Aggressive and confrontational.

Where are the foreign ministers of the four countries planning to meet to discuss the crisis?

• Qatar

• Saudi Arabia

• United Arab Emirates

• Egypt