Serendipity

Where do you buy them from? The supermarket? Are there newsagents? Or is there a newspaper/magazi

I've been on these boards a couple of weeks and have noticed numerous classified ads from people

Article from the Peninsula 21 May 2007: "DOHA • After the skyrocketing house rents, it is the spi

I'm not really interested in getting a 4x4, nor do I see a car as a status symbol. I'm just inter

I'm from the UK and so I'm not used to having to carry ID around with me. I know that in France a

I'm guessing that this will vary quite a bit, since some people are responsible for their accommodat

From the Gulf Times 21 May 2007: Kuwait drops peg to dollar Published: Monday, 21 May, 2007, 0

I've just come across the website of an architect while surfing that contains some interesting i

For someone who's heading over to Qatar for the first time, relocating to live and work there, can y

Ooh, now here's a delicious irony! "Journalists association would help press freedom: US envoy

Does what it says on the tin. So, can I buy: * crumpets? * cans of dandelion and burdock pop

This post does what it says on the tin. Any advice? I'm coming from the UK. What kind of thin

I just read the 'You know you've been in the Middle East too long...' thing and it mentioned smoking

Aaaargh!  I want to scream!!!!!I've just been on the phone to the tax office.I read on their web

A friend of a friend might be considering moving out here to be with a partner, but it would depend

I went to see Indigenes (Days of Glory) recently.  A superb film in French/Arabic with English subti

Well, can they? They're among the most fuel inefficient vehicles on the roads if not the most fue

An earthquake has shaken parts of Kent, damaging buildings and disrupting electricity supplies.

Some parts of the Gulf are eco-aware, so why is Qatar lagging behind so far?

I might be relocating to Doha for a new job and was wondering about the availability of organic frui