Doha: The United Kingdom condemned Israel’s decision to create 13 new settlements in the occupied West Bank. “Settlements harm security for both Palestinians and Israelis and violate international law,” UK minister for the Middle East Hamish Falconer said. “The Israeli government must crack down on settler violence, stop settlement expansion and reject annexation of the West Bank,” he added. According

Doha: The Lawyers Admission Committee convened on Tuesday under the leadership of HE Minister of Justice and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs, Ibrahim bin Ali Al Mohannadi. The meeting focused on several important agenda items, including the induction of seven new lawyers into the Qatari legal community. According to Qatar News Agency, the committee also reviewed various regulatory issues

Doha: Qatar National Library (QNL) is hosting a diverse range of events throughout April. On April 10, the Library kicks off its monthly events with a special evening with musicians from Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra, celebrating the significant contributions of women to global arts and music. The event will feature works by female composers such as Clara Schumann, Cecile Chaminade, and

Khartoum: HE Sudanese Minister of Culture and Information and Government Spokesperson Khalid Al Aiser affirmed that the liberation of Khartoum marks a pivotal step in regaining control over areas still under the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), particularly in Kordofan and Darfur. According to Qatar News Agency, Al Aiser stressed that the Sudanese Armed Forces are now better prepared than ever

Doha: Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD) has signed a grant agreement with the Olena Zelenska Foundation (OZF) to support the complete reconstruction of a medical complex in Ukraine. The agreement will fund the construction of new hospital buildings and the rehabilitation of war-damaged infrastructure, expanding the hospital’s capacity to more than 200 beds and ensuring critical healthcare access for the

Doha: Japan on Wednesday began accepting Palestinians injured in the Gaza Strip for medical treatment, in its first such step since the launch of large-scale Israeli aggression on the Strip in October 2023. Japan will provide medical care to two Palestinians who have been hospitalized in Egypt, with the first arriving earlier in the day at the Self-Defense Forces Central