A battle over where former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe should be laid to rest took another unexpected turn on Thursday, with a family spokesman saying ...

Zimbabwe ex-president Robert Mugabe's family and the government squabbled over his burial on Thursday, with the place of the ceremony -- and even its date ...

Former United Nations chief and Noble prize laureate Kofi Annan will be buried in his home country Ghana on September 13, the West African nation's president said on Friday.

The Qatari tennis team will participate in three futures tournaments to be staged in Antalya, Turkey from January 15.

Bitcoin is losing its lustre with some of its earliest and most avid fans – criminals – giving rise to a new breed of virtual currency.

Three faculty members and seven students from Qatar University College of Pharmacy (QU-CPH) achieved a number of wins for their research projects presented at national and international events.

An “artificial pancreas” that monitors blood sugar and automatically delivers insulin may make it safer for teens with type 1 diabetes to participate in sports, a US study suggests.

Finland will leave the European Union and position itself as the Switzerland of the north to protect its independence if Laura Huhtasaari, the presidential candidate of the eurosceptic Finns Party has her way.

Ireland’s scandal-hit deputy prime minister resigned yesterday, averting a government collapse and potential snap election that had threatened to complicate Brexit talks next month between Britain and the European Union.

The World Anti-Doping Agency maintained its suspension of Russia on Thursday, raising the spectre of a possible ban from February's Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.

Qatar’s comprehensive urban development plan takes into consideration population growth and development in all fields within the next 20 years, Turki Fahd al-Turki, assistant director of the Urban Planning Department at the Ministry of Municipality and Environment (MME), said yesterday.

The death toll following flash floods in central Vietnam has risen to 89, authorities said yesterday, with 18 people still missing and 174 others treated for their injuries.