The governments of six foreign countries, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, spent more than $700,000 at then-President Donald Trump’s Washington, DC, hotel over the first two …
The Qatar World Cup Will Give Dubai’s Luxury Market a Boost—Maybe Its Last for a While
“I can see a similar demand right now with the Qatar World Cup.” More: Miami and Dubai Lead Price Growth as Many Global Cities See Slowdowns But with luxury real estate comprising just 5% of Dubai’s …
Qatar fiscal surplus at 8.8% this year and in 2023: Oxford Economics
Oxford Economics sees Qatar government fiscal surplus at 8.8% this year and in 2023, before falling back to 7.3% in 2024.
Saudi Arabia drops al-Mowallad from WCup over doping test
Saudi Arabia coach Herve Renard has dropped Fahd al-Mowallad from his 26-man squad for the World Cup in Qatar “as a precaution” due to the winger’s failed doping test in February.
Quintessentially launches Qatar operations
Quintessentially, the world’s leading luxury lifestyle conglomerate that serves select clients, launched its Qatar operations at an event with the theme ‘Access the Inaccessible’.
Quintessentially launches Qatar operations
Quintessentially, the world’s leading luxury lifestyle conglomerate that serves select clients, launched its Qatar operations at an event with the theme ‘Access the Inaccessible’.
World Cup Qatar Will Be Great Football But an Ugly Game
When the World Cup kicks off next weekend, a Western sense of fair play will be outraged that a country without any native tradition in the game has won the right to host the tournament through …
World Cup Qatar Will Be Great Football But an Ugly Game
When the World Cup kicks off next weekend, a Western sense of fair play will be outraged that a country without any native tradition in the game has won the right to host the tournament through …
Tim Sparv: Staying silent is ‘not an option’ with soccer heading in ‘dangerous’ direction after Qatar 2022
Former Finland captain Tim Sparv says he hopes this month’s World Cup in Qatar will be a turning point for a sport that he believes is heading in a “dangerous” direction.
Tim Sparv: Staying silent is ‘not an option’ with soccer heading in ‘dangerous’ direction after Qatar 2022
Former Finland captain Tim Sparv says he hopes this month’s World Cup in Qatar will be a turning point for a sport that he believes is heading in a “dangerous” direction.