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Many countries faces threat due to up levelling of oceans.

The Precarious Shore – Navigating Coastal Ecosystem Degradation in Qatar.

Qatar, often recognized worldwide for its vast deserts and immense reserves of oil and natural gas, holds another natural treasure that is less acknowledged but equally essential—its coastline. Stretching for more than 560 kilometers along the Arabian Gulf, this marine boundary forms a rich ecological tapestry that has shaped human livelihood, culture, and survival for centuries. These shores are not merely stretches of sand and sea; they are living systems that nurture biodiversity in one of the planet’s most demanding climates.

Successful Diplomacy of Qatar in Resolving International Conflicts and Promoting Global Dialogue

In the contemporary international system, diplomacy has become one of the most vital tools for preventing conflicts, resolving disputes, and promoting dialogue among states and non-state actors. Traditional power politics based on military strength and economic dominance are increasingly being complemented—and in some cases replaced—by diplomatic engagement, mediation, and soft power strategies. In this evolving global landscape, small states have found new opportunities to exert influence beyond their geographic size or military capabilities.