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CLEVERLY concealed under a lush green lawn, a modern public toilet is fast nearing completion on the Corniche, near the Orry statue.

Doha - Qatar, which is struggling to meet its growing demand for electricity and water, is all set to launch a nuclear plant. The country has decided to send experts to attend a crucial meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to be held in Vienna next month to discuss the guidelines for setting up a nuclear plant, top sources told The Peninsula.

A FURIOUS Arab woman chased a Nepali man she allegedly caught in a compromising position with her housemaid – then tied him up and waited for the police to arrest him.

ROBOTICS research progressing in Qatar could contribute significantly in making cars that drive themselves a reality for the masses in the not too distant future, ushering in unprecedented traffic safety.

THE British embassy in Doha yesterday began to recycle paper waste, to mark the annual April 22 Earth Day celebration.

THE Nationality and Travel Documents department at Ministry of Interior has formed two mobile work groups to collect biometric data to issue Smart ID Cards for Qataris.

This woman is an idiot. I support her husband but she's just an idiot. Yes, let's talk about Iran and then show how evil Iran is but showing footage of a SAUDI man in AFGHANISTAN. They're all the same aren't they? :duh:

SWIRLING northwesterly winds hit Qatar around mid-day on Friday, filling the air with clouds of gritty dust. Not the sort of weather in which anyone would head for the outdoors, as a rule. But last Friday was different. It was Dunestock.

Doha • There is confusion in the draft of the new sponsorship law about whether the exit permit system would be removed or retained, a local Arabic daily reported yesterday.