DN Special Reports Archives

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Qatar’s Lekhwiya wrap up search and rescue operation in Morocco after deadly earthquake

According to the United Nations, at least 300,000 people were possibly affected by the earthquake, including 100,000 children. The past week witnessed a catastrophic deadly earthquake in Morocco that shocked…

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DN Exclusive: Mexico’s Deputy Finance Minister aims for ‘deeper relations’ with Qatar

Mexico’s Deputy Finance Minister sits with Doha News to talk about the heightened relations between his country and Qatar. Mexico’s Deputy Finance Minister, Gabriel Yorio González, wants to ‘learn from…

7 min

Months-long wait for Qatar public healthcare appointments leaves patients helpless

Long lines and months of waiting: patients question long delays at Qatar’s public healthcare months after decrease in Covid-19 pressure. When Sara* had her second miscarriage in May 2021, a…

4 min

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A year filled with exclusive coverage: Doha News 2022

In 2022, Doha News sat with influential figures and officials from all over the world for its exclusive coverage. The year 2022 was packed with exciting events, at the peak…

9 min

7 most misleading headlines in the anti-Qatar World Cup misinformation war

Qatar continues to face a mass media misinformation campaign, even with less than two weeks before the World Cup kick-off. More than a decade ago, Qatar was awarded the honour…

5 min

Libya’s fight for freedom from the eyes of its diaspora

Hopeful calls for change turned harsh memories in a struggle for liberation: more than a decade later, Libyans recall their fight for freedom. What started as peaceful demonstrations in Libya against…

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World Humanitarian Day: the worst refugee crises you should know about

Almost 70% of global refugees originate from only five countries – Syria, Venezuela, Afghanistan, South Sudan and Myanmar. The rise to power of the Taliban in Afghanistan has exacerbated an…

4 min

Spygate: how the UAE and Saudi are using spyware to silence journalists

The UAE and Saudi have been accused of hacking at least 36 Al Jazeera journalists, and one journalist from the London-based Al Araby TV, with sophisticated electronic spyware developed by…

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