We have started to collect the most important news related to Qatar in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Qatar frees a poet jailed since 2011 over a poem he wrote that a court found had insulted the former emir and urged the overthrow of the government.
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Commuters on a motorway in Qatar's capital, Doha, were astonished to see an escaped tiger on the loose and walking through three lanes of traffic.
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Gunmen kidnap at least 27 Qatari hunters, including members of the ruling family, in a desert area of Iraq near Saudi Arabia, Iraqi officials say.
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Amnesty International says Qatar has done 'almost nothing effective' to end labour exploitation since winning the 2022 World Cup bid five years ago.
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The attorney general in Qatar is to launch an appeal against the acquittal of several people over a fire that left 19 dead, including 13 children.
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A Team GB Paralympian says she was forced to drag herself from a Qatar Airways flight despite injury at the IPC World Championships.
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Britain's Hannah Cockroft, Aled Davies and Richard Whitehead take gold at the IPC Athletics World Championships in Doha.
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Kenya's para-athletic team has failed to travel to the World Championships in Doha as government funding was pulled at the last minute, an official says.
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Ahmed Mohamed, the Muslim teenager from Texas whose teacher mistook his homemade clock for a bomb, will move with his family to Qatar.
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A Qatari sheikh has left the US after his Ferrari was caught on camera racing through Beverly Hills.
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A Qatari sheikh has abruptly left the US after his yellow Ferrari was caught on camera racing through Beverly Hills.
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Qatar has reportedly deploys troops to Yemen for the first time, according to Doha-based al-Jazeera news.
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Qatar Airways is relaxing rules that saw female cabin crew members who became pregnant face the sack.
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The Afghan Taliban's political chief in Qatar, Syed Tayyab Agha, resigns in the latest sign of a split in the group following leader Mullah Omar's death.
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US allies in the Gulf back the nuclear deal with Iran, as the US promises them better intelligence-sharing and faster arms transfers.
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French and German presidents applied pressure prior to the 2018 and 2022 World Cup votes, says Fifa president Sepp Blatter.
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The owner of the Miami Dolphins American football team is reportedly working with investors from Qatar to buy a stake in Formula 1 racing.
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Qatar-owned TV news network al-Jazeera says one of its journalists has been arrested in Germany at the request of Egypt.
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Former Fifa executive member Jacques Anouma, from Ivory Coast, tells the BBC that he did not accept a $1.5m bribe over Qatar's 2022 World Cup bid.
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The boss of Qatar Airways has vehemently rejected the findings of a 12-month inquiry that concluded his company still discriminates against female staff.
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Qatar Airways chief executive Akbar Al Baker threatens to leave the Oneworld alliance, accusing American Airlines of blocking his carrier's business.
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