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In the game of chicken gripping the Persian Gulf, Qatar is
responding to recent overtures from its Gulf Cooperation Council
(GCC) neighbors by slamming its foot down on the gas – liquefied
natural gas, to be precise. Over the past few weeks, Qatar’s
government has been busy promoting a diversification program that
will purportedly reduce the nation’s economic reliance on its LNG
exports. Their message – borrowed from the Russian playbook – is
quite simple: the blockade, instead of being a hindrance, is an
opportunity. But…

In the game of chicken gripping the Persian Gulf, Qatar is
responding to recent overtures from its Gulf Cooperation Council
(GCC) neighbors by slamming its foot down on the gas – liquefied
natural gas, to be precise. Over the past few weeks, Qatar’s
government has been busy promoting a diversification program that
will purportedly reduce the nation’s economic reliance on its LNG
exports. Their message – borrowed from the Russian playbook – is
quite simple: the blockade, instead of being a hindrance, is an
opportunity. But…

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