We have started to collect the most important news related to Qatar in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Qatar-based broadcaster Al Jazeera acquires Current TV, the cable television network founded by former US Vice President Al Gore.
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Fifa imposes a new life ban on Mohamed Bin Hammam after the Qatari says he has quit all his positions in football.
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The head of Qatar Airways criticises Boeing over manufacturing faults that have led to the grounding of one of its three 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
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UN delegates in Qatar agree that rich countries should compensate poor nations for climate damage, and extend the Kyoto Protocol until 2020.
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Delegates at a UN climate conference in Qatar agree to extend the Kyoto protocol until 2020.
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Qatar's capital Doha is playing host to the latest round of UN climate talks - the first time that a government in the region has hosted such high-profile talks.
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The US faces a dilemma at climate change talks in Qatar, as the final text approves the principle of compensating poorer nations.
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Details emerge of a deal to solve the "hot air" row undermining the EU in the UN climate change talks in Doha - in the final throes of negotiations.
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The President of the climate talks in Doha hails a "golden opportunity" to make progress as the meeting opens in the Qatari capital.
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Some 17,000 participants are due to attend the latest round of UN climate talks, with the controversial issue of "hot air" high on the agenda.
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The right of some rich countries to keep using so called "hot air" carbon permits could hamper progress at UN climate talks starting today in Qatar.
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A leading Syrian cleric who fled to Egypt, Moaz al-Khatib, is chosen to head a new coalition to oppose President Bashar al-Assad's government.
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Syria's main opposition group, meeting in Qatar, has chosen the Christian George Sabra as its leader.
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Syria's main opposition group, the Syrian National Council, chooses a Christian as its leader amid tense talks in Qatar over the group's future.
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