Qatar Condemns Attack on LNG Carrier Al Mayeda, Warns of Threat to Global Energy Security
The Qatari-owned vessel was struck by unidentified objects in the Arabian Gulf on 30 October. Doha has launched an investigation, while the UAE warns…
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Qatar Returns to Tehran in Fresh Push for US-Iran Peace Deal
Doha renews diplomatic efforts after Tehran dismisses its proposed settlement, with disagreements over nuclear commitments, oil sanctions and the Strait of Hormuz continuing to…
Qatar Attracts $3.4bn in FDI as Doha Builds Its Post-LNG Investment Story
Official investment data shows Qatar drew 373 FDI projects in 2025, generating more than 15,000 jobs as the country seeks to diversify its capital…
US-Iran Technical Talks in Doha Put Hormuz at the Centre of the Peace Process
Negotiations hosted in Qatar are shifting from ceasefire language to the practical mechanics of maritime security, shipping access and energy flows.
Qatar Welcomes US-Iran MoU and Calls for Freedom of Navigation
Doha described the memorandum as a step towards sustainable peace and economic growth, with the Strait of Hormuz at the centre of implementation.
Qatar’s Mediation Model: What the US-Iran Process Reveals About Gulf Diplomacy
Doha’s role shows how access, confidentiality and economic credibility can allow a smaller state to influence negotiations between much larger powers.
Qatar Trains Public-Sector Project Managers in Artificial Intelligence
A government workshop is introducing employees to AI-assisted decision-making, productivity and collaboration.
New Rules Accelerate Growth of Qatar’s District-Cooling Sector
Regulatory changes are intended to support efficient cooling infrastructure and more sustainable urban development.
Qatar Civil Defence Controls Warehouse Fire in Al Wakrah
Emergency teams contained the incident as authorities assessed the site and any operational impact.
Ali Ibrahim Al Gharib Appointed CEO of Qatari Charitable Foundation
The leadership change comes as the foundation continues humanitarian and community programmes.