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Meet the veterinary interns treating sick and injured horses in Qatar
In partnership with Media City
Broken hooves, eye infections, pregnancies and stomach pain are some of the many medical cases seen at Qatar's Equine Veterinary Medical Centre (EVMC). The state-of-the-art hospital treats horses of all ages, sizes and breeds and is committed to improving their health and well-being.
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Qatar 365
Top-tier tennis and beach volleyball on show in Qatar
In partnership with Media City
Qatar has become an established venue for high-level international sport. In tennis, both the WTA and ATP tours had their respective tournaments in Doha in February. And beach volleyball World's Beach Pro Tour Finals were held in Doha for the first time.
Culture news
Meet the women astrophotographers capturing the Milky Way in Qatar
Astrophotographers in Qatar gear up each month to capture the Milky Way galaxy in all its glory. These women photographers head out to pitch-dark places like Al-Aamriya, Al-Thuraya, Al-Kharrara, Al-Zubara, Zekreet, and others, to capture the core of the Milky Way
Football Now
Europe's Top 5 Leagues: Who will win their domestic titles?
In partnership with Media City
Five of Europe's top leagues are approaching the climax of their seasons. In some countries, the usual suspects are in pole position, but elsewhere, we could be in for some surprises. So, who will hold their nerves as the season ends?
The Exchange
From chains to webs: how crises have transformed global supply routes
In partnership with Media City
Conflict, covid and climate change have transformed global supply chains, with businesses doing more to mitigate risk - and investing in technology to handle increasingly complex networks
The Dialogue
Second chances: A journey from rock and roll to food and war
In partnership with Media City
Giles Duley is a photographer and CEO of Legacy of War Foundation. His world changed during a deployment to Afghanistan documenting the life American troops, when he stepped on an IED. A born survivor, Giles now spends his life highlighting the long-term impact of conflict.
