Latest news from Doha.
Behind the gleaming stadiums and professional leagues, a network of community clubs and volunteer coaches is reshaping how ordinary Doha residents engage with sport.
With temperatures topping 45°C, local venues are shifting to indoor-only programming; here is how to navigate the city’s climate-controlled circuit this weekend.
From revised zoning rules in Al Wakrah to expanded metro feeder bus routes in The Pearl district, here is when Doha households can expect planning decisions to affect their daily commute, housing costs and neighbourhood services.
From Lusail to Al Wakrah, the facilities underpinning Doha's sport calendar are running harder than ever as the summer season shifts into gear.
With temperatures consistently above 44°C and a series of major infrastructure and urban policy deadlines converging, city administrators face choices that will shape daily life for hundreds of thousands of residents.
A push to bring social support, youth programming and elder care closer to where Doha families actually live is reshaping how the government delivers welfare services at the district level.
Three properties in The Pearl-Qatar and Lusail cleared reserve by double digits as bidding momentum signals a market that has little interest in cooling off.
As purchase prices in Pearl-Qatar and Lusail push first-time buyers further out of reach, a new class of purpose-designed rental buildings is reshaping what tenants can expect for their monthly cheque.
The Ashghal-administered programme is accepting applications from eligible Qatari nationals through August 15, with plots across three developing districts now on the table.
While luxury towers in The Pearl grab headlines, it is the unglamorous streets of Al Matar Al Qadim that are quietly producing the strongest returns for buy-to-let investors in Qatar's capital.
Steady rents, hassle-free living, and ready amenities are drawing residents to purpose-built rental communities across the Qatari capital.
Three environmental forces unique to life in Qatar's capital are quietly dismantling the sleep cycles of hundreds of thousands of residents — and the science on how to fight back is clearer than ever.
With wellness studios multiplying across the city and summer heat keeping residents indoors, there has never been a better moment to sit still and breathe.
Late sunsets, late dinners, and screens everywhere — here's what the research says about building a wind-down routine that works in Qatar's climate and culture.
Residents are flocking to city parks at dawn, seeking cooler temperatures and tranquil views for morning wellness routines.
As wellness culture deepens across the city, a simple notebook might be the most underrated tool for mental clarity you haven't tried yet.
As July temperatures peak and indoor gym fatigue sets in, a growing number of Doha residents are turning to the city's outdoor pool facilities for structured, refreshing lap sessions.
Researchers have mapped measurable changes in grey matter and stress hormones — and Doha's growing meditation scene is putting that evidence to work.
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