Latest news from Doha.
From Souq Waqif's dried-lime vendors to the cold shelves at Lulu Hypermarket, Qatar's summer produce is more versatile, and more affordable, than most home cooks realise.
As temperatures soar above 48 degrees Celsius, the people running Doha's restaurants, markets and food businesses are redefining what dining in the Gulf means.
From Souq Waqif's spice stalls to the refrigerated aisles of Lulu Hypermarket, Qatar's summer harvest offers more than most residents realise.
From the Corniche to Al Bidda Park, the capital's public fitness infrastructure has quietly become one of the Gulf's most impressive, and it costs nothing to use.
Older residents can now access no-cost group exercise classes at multiple venues, as the municipality doubles down on active ageing ahead of Qatar's National Health Strategy targets for 2030.
From a flat 2km beachfront loop to a punishing 9km coastal scramble, Doha's outdoor fitness scene has more options than most residents realise.
Research increasingly treats chronic isolation as a clinical risk factor, and in a city built on transience, the stakes are unusually high.
From West Bay yoga studios to community-run mindfulness circles in Al Waab, the city's meditation scene has grown up fast, here's where to start.
From the souqs of Msheireb to the malls of Lusail, cashless tech and algorithmic logistics are rewriting daily routines for Qatar's 2.9 million residents.
The Municipality of Doha has quietly expanded its no-cost group exercise program for residents over 60, and demand is already outpacing capacity.
From Al Rayyan's comeback win at Khalifa to the QNB Stars League's dramatic final-day reshuffling, here is everything that moved on the field in the Qatari capital this week.
Behind the city's most compelling dining experiences are stories of ambition, risk, and the pursuit of culinary excellence across West Bay and beyond.
From rising office rents in Lusail to tightening labour costs across the hospitality sector, the signals shaping Doha's economy in July 2026 demand attention.
From Al Wakrah to West Bay, city leaders and community figures are weighing in on the pressures shaping Doha's summer of 2026.
Office rents are climbing, retail footfall is shifting west toward Lusail, and a tightening labour market is forcing employers to move fast.
The Wolves are moving fast in the July window, and the ripple effects are being felt from the Corniche to the training pitches of Aspire Zone.
From Education City's research labs to the startup floors of Qatar Science & Technology Park, the Qatari capital is assembling a tech identity that is increasingly hard to dismiss.
From The Pearl to City Centre, Doha offers a shopping experience that blends Gulf opulence with global accessibility in ways that set it apart from Dubai, London, and beyond.