Osaka through in Doha to end quarter-final wait

Osaka 2025 World Expo: Organisers hope to attract more European visitors

The World Expo will be held in Osaka in 2025 and will feature more than 160 countries and regions present

From Doha to Monaco: Navigating the yachting economy

The yachting industry is on a thrilling journey toward sustainability. New technologies are creating eco-friendly yachts that combine luxury with environmental care.

The latest medical advancements for treating football injuries

The leading physiotherapy and sports science experts gathered at the Aspetar International Rehabilitation Conference in Doha.

Eva the Cat Becomes First Pet to Arrive at Cochin International Airport Under New AQCS Certification

Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL) has successfully facilitated its first pet import under the newly acquired Animal Quarantine and Certification Services (AQCS) certification. Meet Eva, a one-year-old mixed-breed cat from Doha, who is the first pet to arrive under this new system. This marks a significant milestone for the airport, which now offers seamless import and export facilities for pets. With dedicated services such as a fully-equipped pet station, veterinary support, and a quarantine center, CIAL is leading the way in Kerala for pet travel. Watch how Eva's journey was smooth and hassle-free, from the Air India flight AI 954 to her safe arrival in Kochi. #CochinInternationalAirport #PetImport #AnimalQuarantine #AQCS #EvaTheCat #PetTravel #KochiNews #PetServices #AirIndia #PetsAbroad #CIAL #Kochi #PetLovers ~PR.274~ED.194~HT.334~

Join Qatar 365 in Doha’s museums for the exhibitions of the 2024 Qatar-Morocco Years of Culture!

Qatar 365 is back home in Doha to continue its special coverage of the Qatar-Morocco Years of Culture 2024, a yearly initiative that aims to deepen cultural ties between countries.

BREAKING| Qatar Withdraws as Gaza Ceasefire Mediator; Trump and U.S Pressure Lead to Dramatic Break?

In a dramatic shift, Qatar has pulled out as a key mediator in the Gaza ceasefire talks, citing Hamas's refusal to negotiate in good faith. This decision comes after intense pressure from the U.S. and Trump’s administration, which had made it clear that Hamas’s continued presence in Doha was no longer acceptable. Qatar informed both Israel and Hamas that it could no longer facilitate negotiations under these conditions. The move marks a significant turning point in Middle Eastern diplomacy, as Qatar, once a key mediator, distances itself from Hamas while signaling its readiness to re-engage only if both sides show a sincere willingness to negotiate. The pressure from the U.S. on Qatar to close Hamas’s office in Doha underscores the shifting dynamics of the region's diplomatic landscape. #QatarWithdraws #GazaCeasefire #HamasDiplomacy #USPressure #TrumpPolicy #MiddleEastCrisis #QatarHamasBreak #IsraelHamasTalks #DiplomaticShift #GazaConflict #USForeignPolicy #QatarMediation #MiddleEastPeace #HamasTalks #CeasefireFailure ~PR.152~HT.95~ED.103~