Kuwait's emir quickly ends troubled Gulf summit
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Kuwait's emir has quickly ended a troubled summit of the Gulf Cooperation Council amid the ongoing diplomatic dispute targeting Qatar.
Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad Al Sabah made the sudden announcement after only a 15-minute closed-door session. The summit was supposed to last two days.
Sheikh Sabah and Qatar's ruling emir were the only heads of state who attended the meeting Tuesday in Kuwait City.
Other countries sent lower-level officials amid the diplomatic dispute that has half of the GCC now boycotting Qatar.
