Newspaper says UAE holding suspected Qatari 'agents' for questioning


  • World
  • Wednesday, 09 Jul 2014

DUBAI (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates is holding suspected Qatari intelligence agents for questioning on their activities in the UAE, an Emirati newspaper said on Wednesday, in a case that could further damage ties between the two Gulf Arab allies.

Relations between the UAE and Qatar have deteriorated sharply in recent months over Doha's support for Islamists, who are seen by the rest of the U.S.-allied Gulf Arab oil exporters as a threat to their stability.

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