Erdogan’s triumph: A new era for Turkey-Gulf relations
Qatar and Turkey’s enduring partnership has allowed Ankara to re-emerge as a security provider in the Gulf for the first time in over a century. In one of the most…
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Five life lessons for students embarking on Years of Culture–EAA Foundation’s volunteer trip to Indonesia
From the bustling cities to the rural villages, Indonesia is a country with a rich history. Volunteering in Indonesia offers a chance to learn about local traditions and customs, and…
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Sheikha Moza: My visit to Renad Academy
Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, Chairperson of Qatar Foundation, reflects on the importance of autism awareness and allowing all children to reach their full potential. It’s the morning of 2 April,…
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Forced to flee for decades: How compounded crises are pushing Somalis over the brink
Nearly 8.3 million people across Somalia are expected to face crisis or worse acute food insecurity outcomes between April and June 2023. Any one of us could unexpectedly be forced…
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Qatar’s new prime minister is the right man for the job
Elevating Doha’s top diplomat to the new prime ministership tells the world that Qatar is heavily focused on the international sphere and its position globally. On 7 March, Sheikh Tamim…
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OPINION: No stone left unturned at Qatar’s World Cup
Qatar did not bend. They stuck to their morals, values and religion and still managed to host the perfect World Cup. While the west was hoping and waiting for Qatar…
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OPINION: Undressing the Islamophobia wrapped around Messi, Qatar and the 2022 World Cup
Recent smears against the World Cup in Qatar symbolise the final croaks of a dying commoner that still sees himself as king, writes Khaled A. Beydoun. From the beginning to…
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Twitter could be World Cup’s first knockout, warn employees
A shrinking workforce combined with a surge in usage may spell trouble for Musk’s latest purchase. After months of rumours, backtracking, lawsuits, backtracking, and more lawsuits, Elon Musk finally bought…
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COP27 kicks off, but at expense of Egypt’s activists in terrible conditions behind bars
In anticipation of local calls for protests during COP27, Egyptian security forces have arrested hundreds of Egyptians over the last couple of weeks. The UN Climate Change Conference (COP27) kicked…
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