The Latest Breaking News from Doha

Arab teams’ performances have changed the mood among Doha’s recent foes who had refused to share in its excitement

Saudi Arabia defender Yasser Al-Shahrani underwent successful surgery on his pancreas on Wednesday after a collision during his team's World Cup win over Argentina, the national team said. Medical examinations conducted in Doha revealed Al-Shahrani to be in a "stable condition,” said a statement. He was then transferred by medical…

Japan defeats mighty Germany, Spain thrashes Costa Rica, Morocco and Croatia nil all, Belgium scores win over Canada.

DOHA: South Koreans will be anxiously awaiting news of whether captain Son Heung-Min is available when they need him most, as the Asian giants start their World Cup campaign on Thursday against a Uruguay side with a track record of deep runs in the tournament.

Serbia take on Brazil on Thursday in the Lusail Iconic Stadium after the two clubs trained at next-door facilities in Doha, prompting claims a drone was sent to spy on them

World Cup fans who found hotels in central Doha booked up or far beyond their budget have settled for vast fan villages some hour away from the city

The 2022 World Cup in Qatar has become a focal point for geopolitics. Iran's team refused to sing their national anthem before their first match, in a gesture of support for protesters. Some Iranian visitors also took the opportunity to support the anti-government protests back home with signs and chants…

How Qatar has changed, seen through the eyes of the expats living there since before it won World Cup hosting rights.

JOHN CROSS' WORLD CUP DIARY : Ramon Calderon and Carles Puyol put their Real Madrid/Barcelona rivalry aside with a new tournament on the horizon as World Cup controversies catch up with Qatar