What's behind the Arab Gulf blockade of Qatar?
卡達斷交危機與海灣地區的迷局

The tiny, but enormously wealthy, Arab gulf state of Qatar has been blockaded by its neighbours for three months over accusations that it backs terrorism. It denies the charges and this week took its complaint to the World Trade Organisation. Jonathan Wheatley discusses what's behind the dispute and the likely repercussions for the region with the FT's Simeon Kerr.
國土狹小卻極爲富有的卡達在6月突然遭到了沙烏地阿拉伯、埃及、阿拉伯聯合大公國和巴林四個鄰國的制裁。阿拉伯四國指控卡達支持恐怖主義和破壞地區安全，卡達則堅決否認並向WTO申訴貿易封鎖。這場外交危機背後的真正原因是什麼？它會給這一地區帶來怎樣的影響？