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Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim, Ahmadinejad meets with Ahmadinejad and says "It is clear for Qatar that the development of Iran's nuclear technology is no threat to the regional countries."

The Big Fella praised as "Emir of Resistance" in Lebanon.

Espionage case underscores Cairo-Doha tensions.

India's Petronet to buy some Qatari LNG next month.

Qatar seeks to improve its corporate responsibility standards.

Power problems over at the aluminum factory.

A report on Qatar Red Crescent's efforts in Pakistan.

American expat uses Qatar's blazing sun to bake cookies.

The Heir Apparent issues a decree "banning labourers from staying in groups in residential areas of families."

And a former American expat notes the tolerance he encountered in Qatar and his concerns about the damage that may be done by the Cordoba House political tempest.

Qatar Airways rep notes that if you walk the Qatari streets, "you’re safer than in Washington."

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Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim talks with Yemeni President Saleh as Doha prepares for Yemen peace talks.

Iran still needs another $40 B to develop its portion of the North Field.

Qatar Charity helps 36,000 orphans outside of Qatar, and fuels hospital generators in Gaza.

Qatar Red Crescent to open hospital in Sudan.

India enters 25-year gas deal with Qatar.

Angry Arab sees significance in Qatar's investment deal with Israeli company.

The Dolphin pipeline to the UAE will be kept busy.

Qatar Holding's mergers & acquisitions guy named most influential expat in the Gulf.

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The Big Fella in Algiers.

Qatar Airways connecting to the Windy City.

Qatar Red Crescent sends aid to Pakistan.

Qatar doesn't plan on banning Blackberry, but will consider it if telecom providers or national security departments suggest it.

Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor does not like the idea of the US bombing one of Qatar's neighbors.

Arabic children's books selling like hotcakes at Harrods.

JEM not interested in the Darfur peace talks starting on Monday in Doha.