Spectators at the upcoming Qatar World Cup could be allowed to stage peaceful protests, promote LGBTQ rights, and even kiss in public.
By blaming people like Gary Neville for going to Qatar, we are letting the real perpetrators off the hook
“The standard of the leaders in the past couple of years in this country has been poor but look at that man here… he’s everything a leader should be: respectful, humble, tells the truth, genuine.” So …
Qatar Tourism issues licenses for more than 6,000 Holiday Homes rooms ahead of World Cup
The Holiday Homes license ensures that short-term property rentals are regulated to promote a safe and enjoyable experience for those who visit Qatar. Qatar Tourism reviews the quality standards, …
The World Cup in Qatar is an ugly metastatic cancer in the football body; we are all guilty
We’re all stained by this evil p**s, some more than others. Let’s not pretend otherwise. We have all allowed this World Cup to happen.
Beware: Five Violations While Attending the World Cup in Qatar
Lawyers warned against complacency in following the regulatory procedures, regulations and decisions related to the World Cup, stressing that violating the instructions issued by the competent …
Anyone who attends the 2022 World Cup in Qatar can expect to be watched by 15,000 cameras with facial-recognition technology
“As long as there is no property damage and no one injured, we will just be watching,” Hamad Al-Mohannadi, director of the command center, told AFP.
Qatar’s vast wealth helps it host FIFA World Cup
Qatar is home to some 2.9 million people, but only a small fraction — around one in 10 — are Qatari citizens. They enjoy massive wealth and benefits fuelled by Qatar’s shared control of one of the …
Crackdown puts Iran’s loyalties on the line before Qatar World Cup kick-off
England’s first opponents must juggle political as well as sporting expectations with splits in their camp …
Activists fear for Qatar workers as World Cup spotlight dims
There are just days to go before Qatar hosts the World Cup, and rights groups fear the window for addressing the widespread exploitation of foreign workers could soon close …
EXPLAINER: Qatar’s vast wealth helps it host FIFA World Cup
Here’s a look at Qatar’s economy and how this tiny country was able to spend so much to host the FIFA World Cup: For most of its existence, the tribes of Qatar relied on pearl diving and fishing for …