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Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammad Al Thani, better known as “the founder of the State of Qatar”, was a man

Here is a round up of what you can do all of this week in and around Qatar.

We live in a world today in which people are constantly busy and have no time because they are too o

After a very good friend in Qatar has told me time and time again that she feels her social media ac

It seems the glorious rain that has eluded us for so long, may just have finally listened to our ple

The weather is changing and as it becomes colder in Qatar, the air is getting drier, too, and so is

One doesn’t see a lot of people on bicycles on the roads of Qatar. In fact, in the last month, I don’t think I have seen a single cyclist on the roads. It’s not that people can’t cycle here in Doha, it’s just not the norm.

It’s that time of the year in Qatar again, and even though it’s not cold enough to call it winter, temperatures have dropped.

We wait nights and we wait days, and yet you do not come to Qatar. We look up at the sky searching for those dark, deep clouds that will signal your arrival and yet you do not come. We were told you would come in October, but now it is November and there is still no sign of you.

Thousands of locals and expats, including about 3,500 students, participated in The World Diabetes World Day (WDD) 2016 Walkathon, hosted by the Qatar Diabetes Association (QDA) and the Landmark Group, at the Museum of Islamic Art Park yesterday.

In conjunction with World Diabetes Day 2016 on November 14, 2016, the Qatar Diabetes Association is holding the World Diabetes Day Walkathon at the Museum of Islamic Arts Park today in collaboration with the Landmark Group. The Walkathon will start at 3:00pm and run up to 9:00.

Qatar is synonymous with traditions that are bound by honor and duty, yet it is modern and forward thinking. Here are some things that I love about Qatar.