Por: CNN Sports November 20, 2022
Doha, Qatar CNN — In just over 24 hours, will burst into life as the host nation takes on Ecuador in the opening game of the. It’s a tournament that has ever since it was awarded to the Gulf nation in 2010 but, after years of waiting, the players are making the final touches to their preparations. While off-field issues continue to from the deaths of migrant workers and the conditions many have endured in Qatar, to LGBTQ and women’s... + full article
Fox News USA Sports September 20, 2023
Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, said Tuesday that sports can play a role in uniting different peoples and cultures across the world. At the United Nations General Assembly, Sheikh Tamim touted the tremendous potentials and opportunities that belong to his small Arab country,... + más
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MarketWatch USA Business November 20, 2022
“We gather here as one big tribe,” Freeman. See: The plight of migrant workers in Qatar, along with in the Gulf state, has sparked a against the tournament long before a ball was even kicked. British star Rod Stewart recently told that he turned down over $1 million to... + más
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MarketWatch USA Politics November 19, 2022
Representatives for FIFA and the Qatar organizing committee did not respond to MarketWatch’s request for comment on this story. Here is a refresher on why the 2022 FIFA World Cup is so controversial.Corruption allegations over Qatar’s winning bid to host Qatar and its... + más
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ABC News USA Business November 06, 2022
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- Qatar is home to some 2.9 million people, but only a small fraction — around one in 10 — are Qatari citizens. They enjoy massive wealth and benefits fueled by Qatar's shared control of one of the world's largest reserves of natural... + más
Qatar Airways Ready To Shine At 2022 World Cup As Official Airline Of FIFA | Forbes
Associated Press USA Entertainment November 06, 2022
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Qatar is home to some 2.9 million people, but only a small fraction — around one in 10 — are Qatari citizens. They enjoy massive wealth and benefits fueled by Qatar’s shared control of one of the world’s largest reserves of natural... + más
Forbes USA Business October 20, 2022
Qatar Airways, a seven-time Airline of the Year, has been the Official Airline of FIFA since 2017.Getty Images for Qatar Airways The 2022 FIFA World Cup has been shrouded in controversy since Qatar, a tiny peninsular nation of approximately 3 million people in the Persian Gulf,... + más
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Forbes USA Business October 17, 2022
DOHA, QATAR - To host the World Cup, Qatar is spending $220 billion in building sever new soccer ... [+] stadiums and facilities. The treatment of migrant laborers has become controversial. (Photo by Qatar 2022/Supreme Committee via Getty Images)Qatar 2022/Supreme Committee via... + más
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