The best of Qatar in 2023: Falconry, geeks, and Korean barbecue
As 2023 draws to a close, the Qatar 365 team looks back at some of their favourite moments during the year.
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A cultural melting pot: What makes Tokyo’s arts scene so special?
In this episode of Tokyo My City, ballet company artistic director Tetsuya Kumakawa and Richard Collasse, a French businessman and author, show us what they love about the Japanese capital.
Israel-Hamas war: Nine of Netanyahu's soldiers killed in Gaza City ambush
Palestinian militants carried out one of the deadliest single attacks on Israeli soldiers since the Gaza invasion began, killing at least nine in an urban ambush, the military said Wednesday, a sign of the stiff resistance Hamas still poses despite more than two months of devastating bombardment.
Euroviews. It’s time to bring Belarusians back to the European family they belong to
For almost three decades, my nation has been in the hands of a pro-Russian dictator who rules by fear and denies our identity as a European country of free people.
Euroviews. Business as usual won’t do — Ukraine matters for the credibility of European integration
In just a few days, the leaders of the European Union will meet in Brussels. These meetings of the European Council are normally routine affairs, but this time around nothing less than the future of Europe for decades to come is at stake.
Live. COP28: 'Insufficient' draft text leaves UN climate conference heading into overtime
Welcome to our live coverage of COP28. Keep up to date with the latest news from Dubai from the UN climate conference.
Anguish grows over 'effective ban' on most UK citizens marrying foreign nationals
"The whole thing has made me incredibly angry," said Katharine Ward. "These are the most private things in people's lives: Who you love, where you live... Then you have a government announcement pop up that removes all of those things from your control."
After the tsunami: Japan’s fishing communities look to the future
In this episode of Focus, we head to Japan’s Tohoku region to see how fishing communities along the country’s North Pacific coast are moving forward more than a decade since the devastating earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident of 2011.