Qatar settles in for a long standoff
IN A SPRAWLING FARM COMPLEX IN the desert north of Doha, more than 300 cows occupy a warehouse, munching on piles of grass. In one pen sits a group of newborn calves, gangly legs folded, ears twitching. The cows make no sound at all, apart from a gentle rustling.
These Holsteins are here because of a geopolitical crisis in the Middle East. After Saudi Arabia, the United Arab
