EXPLAINER: Qatar’s role in diplomacy ahead of 2022 World CupBy ISABEL DEBRE - Associated PressKamran Jebreili - staff, AP FILE - A lifeguard for a hotel swimming pool looks at the West Bay district, populated by many modern high rises, in Doha, Qatar. For decades, Doha has flung open its doors to Taliban warlords, Islamist dissidents, African rebel commanders and exiles of every stripe. Malak Harb - staff, AP FILE - Al-Jazeera staff work at their TV station in Doha, Qatar, Thursday, June 8, 2017. For decades, Doha has flung open its doors to Taliban warlords, Islamist dissidents, African rebel commanders and exiles of every stripe. For decades, Doha has flung open its doors to Taliban warlords, Islamist dissidents, African rebel commanders and exiles of every stripe.

Source: Libya Today November 15, 2022 07:34 UTC