After she broke her neck in a car accident at age 28, Renee Tucker’s doctors told her that her newly repaired spine would never be as strong as it was before. Another accident could paralyse her.

Dance Disco Dandiya — an event all about families dancing to thrilling Bollywood music

‘If everything goes according to plan, we may not need additional Soyuzes. But here’s something else we know: Usually things don’t go according to plan,’ Nasa Administrator Jim Bridenstine tells Samantha Masunaga

The Ugandan community in Qatar recently celebrated their 57th Independence Day with traditional fervor and colourful cultural and music events.

A language always serves as a means of connection. Urdu as a “Hindustani” language connects people both inside and outside India.

And when My slaves ask you (O Muhammad) concerning Me then (answer them), I am indeed near. I respond to the invocation of the supplicant when he call on me. So let them obey Me and believe in Me so that they may be led aright. [Al-Baqarah 186]

The Ritz-Carlton, Doha’s highly anticipated– B-lounge and restaurant, officially opened its doors to visitors on Wednesday evening.

The company faces an existential challenge from a new crop of rivals determined to beat it at its own game. Next month, Apple and Disney will launch their streaming platforms, followed by WarnerMedia and NBCUniversal next year, writes Wendy Lee

This week on my Instagram live show Swalif (chit chat in Arabic), we talked about staying balanced so you can avoid burning yourself out.

As ‘The Year of the Vegan 2019’continues, four countries have taken a huge step for the industry by uniting to form an alliance, known as the ‘Vegan World Alliance (VWA)’.

The Spanish community in Qatar was recently enthralled by flamenco dance performance by a visiting troupe at Katara’s opera house that was packed to capacity as the audience remained glued to their seats till the end of the show.

The couple, with irreconcilable differences over Donald Trump, travels into the desert east of San Diego with a handful of volunteers who fill and maintain more than 100 water stations scattered along the sun-bleached California borderlands for thirsty migrants, writes Cindy Carcamo