Qatar emir says open to Trump-hosted talks over Gulf crisis: CBSDOHA (Reuters) - Qatar s ruler said he is ready for U.S.-hosted direct talks aimed at solving the worst diplomatic crisis in the Gulf in years but has yet to hear a response to U.S. President Donald Trump s invitation to the four Arab states boycotting Doha. Speaking to U.S. broadcaster CBS News, Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani said he wanted an end to the dispute, which erupted on June 5 and pits Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt against Qatar.  Nothing is going to be above our dignity, our sovereignty. But we want it to end. I always say that,  he told the  60 Minutes  program in an interview aired on Sunday.  If they (are) going to walk one meter toward me, I m willing to walk 10,000 miles towards them,  he said. The four countries have cut diplomatic, transport and trade ties with Qatar, the world s top seller of liquefied natural gas, accusing it of financing terrorism. Doha denies the charges. The dispute has hit travel and food imports and ratcheted up tensions in a wealthy region which plays a leading role in global energy markets as well as events across the wider Middle East.  On Sunday, Bahrain s foreign minister called for freezing Qatar s membership out of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) to preserve its unity, adding that Bahrain will not attend the upcoming GCC summit if Qatar does not change its stand. Qatar hosts Al Udeid air base, the largest U.S. military facility in the Middle East. Sheikh Tamim said Trump had told him  I will not accept my friends fighting amongst themselves,  and that in talks on the sidelines of a United Nations  meeting in September he had made an offer to host talks in the United States.  I told him straightaway,  Mr President, we are very ready. I ve been asking for dialogue from day one,  Sheikh Tamim said, adding that the meeting was supposed to happen very soon and that he had not heard a response from the other countries. Trump, who has said he would be willing to mediate in the dispute, said in September he had a  very strong feeling  it would be solved  pretty quickly . Earlier in September, Saudi Arabia suspended any dialogue with Qatar, accusing it of  distorting facts,  just after a report of a phone call between the leaders of the two countries suggested a possible breakthrough in the dispute. Saudi Arabia s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman spoke by  phone with Qatar s emir on Sept. 8 in the first publicly reported contact between the two leaders since the crisis began. There has been no further contact reported since then. In the CBS interview, Sheikh Tamim reiterated that Qatar would not close down the Doha-based Al Jazeera television network, as demanded by the four countries who accuse the broadcaster of bias and interfering in their affairs. Al Jazeera says it is an independent news service giving a voice to everyone in the region. Sheikh Tamim also said he feared for the region if any military actions were taken as part of the crisis.  I m fearful that if anything happens, if any military act happens, this region will be in chaos,  he said. worldnews
qatar emir says open talks gulf crisis cbsdoha reuters qatar ruler said ready direct talks aimed solving worst diplomatic crisis gulf years yet hear response president donald trump invitation four arab states boycotting doha speaking broadcaster cbs news qatar emir sheikh tamil bin ahmad said wanted end dispute erupted june pits saudi arabia bahrain united arab emirates egypt qatar nothing going dignity sovereignty but want end i always say told minutes program interview aired sunday if going walk one meter toward i willing walk miles towards said the four countries cut diplomatic transport trade ties qatar world top seller liquefied natural gas accusing financing terrorism doha denies charges the dispute hit travel food imports ratcheted tensions wealthy region plays leading role global energy markets well events across wider middle east on sunday bahrain foreign minister called freezing qatar membership gulf cooperation council gcc preserve unity adding bahrain attend upcoming gcc summit qatar change stand qatar hosts al dead air base largest military facility middle east sheikh tamil said trump told i accept friends fighting amongst talks sidelines united nations meeting september made offer host talks united states i told straightaway mr president ready i asking dialogue day one sheikh tamil said adding meeting supposed happen soon heard response countries trump said would willing mediate dispute said september strong feeling would solved pretty quickly earlier september saudi arabia suspended dialogue qatar accusing distorting facts report phone call leaders two countries suggested possible breakthrough dispute saudi arabia crown prince mohammed bin salman spoke phone qatar emir first publicly reported contact two leaders since crisis began there contact reported since in cbs interview sheikh tamil reiterated qatar would close al aljazeera television network demanded four countries accuse broadcaster bias interfering affairs al aljazeera says independent news service giving voice everyone region sheikh tamil also said feared region military actions taken part crisis i fearful anything happens military act happens region chaos said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Qatar emir says open to Trump-hosted talks over Gulf crisis: CBSDOHA (Reuters) - Qatar s ruler said he is ready for U.S.-hosted direct talks aimed at solving the worst diplomatic crisis in the Gulf in years but has yet to hear a response to U.S. President Donald Trump s invitation to the four Arab states boycotting Doha. Speaking to U.S. broadcaster CBS News, Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani said he wanted an end to the dispute, which erupted on June 5 and pits Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt against Qatar.  Nothing is going to be above our dignity, our sovereignty. But we want it to end. I always say that,  he told the  60 Minutes  program in an interview aired on Sunday.  If they (are) going to walk one meter toward me, I m willing to walk 10,000 miles towards them,  he said. The four countries have cut diplomatic, transport and trade ties with Qatar, the world s top seller of liquefied natural gas, accusing it of financing terrorism. Doha denies the charges. The dispute has hit travel and food imports and ratcheted up tensions in a wealthy region which plays a leading role in global energy markets as well as events across the wider Middle East.  On Sunday, Bahrain s foreign minister called for freezing Qatar s membership out of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) to preserve its unity, adding that Bahrain will not attend the upcoming GCC summit if Qatar does not change its stand. Qatar hosts Al Udeid air base, the largest U.S. military facility in the Middle East. Sheikh Tamim said Trump had told him  I will not accept my friends fighting amongst themselves,  and that in talks on the sidelines of a United Nations  meeting in September he had made an offer to host talks in the United States.  I told him straightaway,  Mr President, we are very ready. I ve been asking for dialogue from day one,  Sheikh Tamim said, adding that the meeting was supposed to happen very soon and that he had not heard a response from the other countries. Trump, who has said he would be willing to mediate in the dispute, said in September he had a  very strong feeling  it would be solved  pretty quickly . Earlier in September, Saudi Arabia suspended any dialogue with Qatar, accusing it of  distorting facts,  just after a report of a phone call between the leaders of the two countries suggested a possible breakthrough in the dispute. Saudi Arabia s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman spoke by  phone with Qatar s emir on Sept. 8 in the first publicly reported contact between the two leaders since the crisis began. There has been no further contact reported since then. In the CBS interview, Sheikh Tamim reiterated that Qatar would not close down the Doha-based Al Jazeera television network, as demanded by the four countries who accuse the broadcaster of bias and interfering in their affairs. Al Jazeera says it is an independent news service giving a voice to everyone in the region. Sheikh Tamim also said he feared for the region if any military actions were taken as part of the crisis.  I m fearful that if anything happens, if any military act happens, this region will be in chaos,  he said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: qatar emir says open talks gulf crisis cbsdoha reuters qatar ruler said ready direct talks aimed solving worst diplomatic crisis gulf years yet hear response president donald trump invitation four arab states boycotting doha speaking broadcaster cbs news qatar emir sheikh tamil bin ahmad said wanted end dispute erupted june pits saudi arabia bahrain united arab emirates egypt qatar nothing going dignity sovereignty but want end i always say told minutes program interview aired sunday if going walk one meter toward i willing walk miles towards said the four countries cut diplomatic transport trade ties qatar world top seller liquefied natural gas accusing financing terrorism doha denies charges the dispute hit travel food imports ratcheted tensions wealthy region plays leading role global energy markets well events across wider middle east on sunday bahrain foreign minister called freezing qatar membership gulf cooperation council gcc preserve unity adding bahrain attend upcoming gcc summit qatar change stand qatar hosts al dead air base largest military facility middle east sheikh tamil said trump told i accept friends fighting amongst talks sidelines united nations meeting september made offer host talks united states i told straightaway mr president ready i asking dialogue day one sheikh tamil said adding meeting supposed happen soon heard response countries trump said would willing mediate dispute said september strong feeling would solved pretty quickly earlier september saudi arabia suspended dialogue qatar accusing distorting facts report phone call leaders two countries suggested possible breakthrough dispute saudi arabia crown prince mohammed bin salman spoke phone qatar emir first publicly reported contact two leaders since crisis began there contact reported since in cbs interview sheikh tamil reiterated qatar would close al aljazeera television network demanded four countries accuse broadcaster bias interfering affairs al aljazeera says independent news service giving voice everyone region sheikh tamil also said feared region military actions taken part crisis i fearful anything happens military act happens region chaos said worldnews