Al Qaradawi debunks rumors that he is being deported from Qatar
The prominent Islamic scholar also sought to smooth over tensions with Gulf nations by saying he loves all six member states, considering them "one country and one house."
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‘Talent vacuum’ posing threat to Qatar project deadlines
Unless serious changes are made to how projects are delivered here and in the region, many developments will continue to face delays and disputes, a new PwC report has concluded.
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Qatar road accidents on rise in May, new government report shows
The overall number of road accidents continued to climb last month. The number of people fined for speeding also went up, by 13 percent to some 87,000 people, according to new government statistics.
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Ajyal Youth Film Festival to return in December 2014
The second edition of the youth-oriented event will be held at Katara Cultural Village.
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Ministry sets deadline to name and shame eateries flouting the law
Starting April 25, outlets closed for violating Qatar's new stricter food safety rules will be identified on a ministry website and in a notice at their restaurant, with an explanation of why they were shut.
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10 things to know about Ramadan in Qatar – 2014 edition
Here's a guide to understanding how Qatar marks the holiest month on the Islamic calendar, including an explanation about why the moon's movements matter, and how life will change for residents over the next four weeks.
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Barwa sells $2.5bn Commercial Avenue stake as bailout continues
The massive retail development is near the Industrial Area and is facing heavy competition from other shopping centers. Its sale to the state-backed Qatari Diar helps Barwa Real Estate reduce its liabilities.
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Report: Qatar looks to Portugal to boost poultry supply
A Qatar Chamber official said the growing demand for chicken as Qatar's population expands is one reason the country is looking to diversify its poultry imports.
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GCC ministers sign deal to end tensions with Qatar
All six GCC nations agreed to ensure the stability of the other members, and not compromise their sovereignty. No mention was made, however, if UAE, Saudi and Bahrain ambassadors will return to Qatar after being recalled last month.
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