It was revealed in the investigation that the Qatari driver involved in a car accident that led to the death of a filipino family had no driving license or vehicle insurance.

More than 10,000 beauty products that were seized from various outlets with expired validity were destroyed at yard in Mesaieed.

Oxford University Press (OUP) and Qatar National Library (QNL) have agreed to provide free access to over 9,000 scholarly monographs to all citizens and residents of Qatar.

Several citizens are not satisfied with the way the Ministry has allocated camping sites for citizens for this winter.

A multi-level car parking facility has provided some relief to people who visit areas surrounding Doha Exhibition Centre (DEC) and Katara – the Cultural Village.

Rentals may increase by 10 percent by the end of 2014 if the property prices in Qatar continue to increase at the current rate.

DFI is looking to hire more than 500 volunteers for the upcoming Ajyal Youth Film Festival this December. Go ahead and apply!

Qatar is likely to witness sharp rise in the Internet usage in the coming years, driven by increase in use of smartphones and tablet computers.

The Qatari ID card for citizens as well as expatriates may soon feature residential addresses of the holder for security reasons.

Qatar confirmed the second case of the deadly MERS virus in 10 days. It is possible that Middle East Respiratory Syndrome virus came from camels.

Hi-tech road traffic radar equipment worth between QR40mn and QR50mn have been installed across Qatar’s main expressways in the last couple of years.

More than 20 people suffered food poisoning after consuming food prepared by Marmara Istanbul Restaurant located in Frij Al Klaib.

Al Jazeera will mark 300 days since the arrest of its journalists this Friday with 300 seconds of silence on air.

Qatar Foundation has paid £8.7m for nearly half a million documents relating to the Gulf to be digitised.

The Ministry of Municipality and Urban Planning's campaign against partitioned villas has been slowed down by difficulties in identifying such villas.

Easy access to bank loans is spoiling an increasing number of employed Qatari youth as they tend to splurge huge sums on luxury.

The weather bureau has warned that the sea could be stormy today with strong wind, making the waves jump up to four to five feet high.

The woman in niqab, seating in most expensive seats, asked to leave opera after cast refused to perform with her in audience.

The demand for taxi services in the country has grown over the years and is expected to increase further in the coming years.

An all-woman HMC ambulance service could soon be a reality in Qatar as there have been frequent requests for it.

Hundreds of Zumba enthusiasts gathered yesterday at Ritz-Carlton Doha to create awareness about breast cancer.

Qatar has condemned the storming by Israeli forces of Al Aqsa mosque to prevent worshippers from entering.

Several residents have complained that double parking that is so common in most internal streets is obstructing traffic and causing inconveniences to other motorists.

A fall in oil prices will not affect development efforts in Qatar, thanks to nation's basic principle of sustainability.