Colombia Seeks Qatar's Help to Mediate US Tensions Amid Drug War Success

Colombias President Gustavo Petro seeks Qatars mediation to ease rising tensions with the United States, particularly regarding drug-related conflicts involving cocaine and the Clan del Golfo.

• In a recent meeting in Doha, Colombias President Gustavo Petro proposed to the Emir of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad al Thani, to mediate U.S.-Colombia tensions.
• Tensions between Colombia and the United States have escalated in recent weeks, largely due to ongoing issues surrounding cocaine production and the influence of the Clan del Golfo.
• The proposed mediation aims to address the strained relationship with the U.S. under President Donald Trump, particularly regarding Colombias drug war strategies and policies.