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Brazil Man Sets Record For Attending Most FIFA World Cups As An Individual
Mr Sbruzi, aged 75, has travelled all around the world as a result of his commitment to cheering on Brazil's national team.
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World Cup Ends, Qatar Left With Empty Hotels, Stadiums With No Future
The organizers - particularly FIFA - see the event as an outright success: a record TV audience, happy fans and a burnished brand. But however much soft power Qatar has gained from the tournament, the return to normality will be an epic comedown.
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"Toilet Bum Shower": YouTuber Discovers "Best Thing" At Qatar World Cup And Twitter Goes Crazy
YouTuber David Vujanic took to Twitter to describe the comfort of the toilet jet sprays he was using in Qatar, as well as his disappointment that these showers are not available in western restrooms.
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Journalist Khalid al-Misslam Dies During World Cup In Qatar, Second Incident In Days
This comes barely 48 hours after the death of American journalist Grant Wahl who collapsed while covering the quarterfinal match between Argentina and the Netherlands.
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For World Cup, Qatar Flies In Muslim Preachers From Around The World
Proudly Muslim Qatar has taken advantage of the World Cup to reach out to the hundreds of thousands of visiting fans to change minds about Islam or even make conversions.
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Actor Nora Fatehi To Perform At FIFA World Cup Today
Actor Nora Fatehi landed in Qatar today to perform at a FIFA Fan Fest for the ongoing World Cup.
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FIFA World Cup 2022: Cybercriminals Using Fake Sites to Steal Personal Information, IT Security Firm Says
FIFA World Cup 2022 is being used by cybercriminals to lure football fans in the name of the ongoing football world cup, according to IT security intelligence firm CloudSEK. Several Telegram channels were found selling Hayya cards (FIFA entry permits) priced between $50 (roughly Rs. 4,300) to $150 (roughly Rs. 12,300), as per the security firm, whi...
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Budweiser To Give All Its Extra World Cup Beer To Winning Country
"New Day, New Tweet. Winning country gets the Buds. Who will get them?" Budweiser tweeted.
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"Overwhelmed": Migrant Workers Say Their Sweat Made Qatar World Cup Happen
Taking selfies from the stands and sitting on the grassy pitch, thousands of migrant workers gathered in a Doha stadium to watch the opening match of the first World Cup in the Middle East.
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"It's Not All Suffering:" Qatar's Gay Community Ahead Of World Cup
A group of Arab friends living in Qatar's capital Doha met up over cocktails and snacks last week, exchanging opinions as they flicked through profiles of gay men on dating apps Tinder and Grindr.
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Football Fans Asked To Avoid "Revealing" Clothes During Qatar World Cup: ''Keep Shoulders And Knees Covered''
Fans who are arriving from other countries have been advised to wear clothes that are not too revealing.
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How Qatar Is Handling A Year's Worth of Boozing In Four Weeks
The King of Beers is taking over Qatar. The signs started appearing early this year: At the Qatar Distribution Company a massive poster with Budweiser branding featuring Lionel Messi was plastered across the entrance.
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Qatar World Cup Ambassador Calls Homosexuality "Damage In The Mind'
A Qatar World Cup ambassador told a German television channel that homosexuality was "damage in the mind", as the Gulf state prepares to host the global football tournament.
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Hacking Group, Based In India, Targeted Qatar World Cup Critics: Report
An India-based computer hacking gang targeted critics of the Qatar World Cup, an investigation by British journalists said on Sunday, as the Qatari government furiously denied it had played any part in commissioning the eavesdropping.
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Indian Hacking Group Targeted Critics Of Qatar FIFA World Cup: Report
An Indian hacking gang targeted critics of the Qatar World Cup, an investigation by British journalists said on Sunday, as the Qatari government furiously denied it had played any part in commissioning the eavesdropping, news agency AFP reported.
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Brazil Man Sets Record For Attending Most FIFA World Cups As An Individual
Mr Sbruzi, aged 75, has travelled all around the world as a result of his commitment to cheering on Brazil's national team.
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World Cup Ends, Qatar Left With Empty Hotels, Stadiums With No Future
The organizers - particularly FIFA - see the event as an outright success: a record TV audience, happy fans and a burnished brand. But however much soft power Qatar has gained from the tournament, the return to normality will be an epic comedown.
-
"Toilet Bum Shower": YouTuber Discovers "Best Thing" At Qatar World Cup And Twitter Goes Crazy
YouTuber David Vujanic took to Twitter to describe the comfort of the toilet jet sprays he was using in Qatar, as well as his disappointment that these showers are not available in western restrooms.
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Journalist Khalid al-Misslam Dies During World Cup In Qatar, Second Incident In Days
This comes barely 48 hours after the death of American journalist Grant Wahl who collapsed while covering the quarterfinal match between Argentina and the Netherlands.
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For World Cup, Qatar Flies In Muslim Preachers From Around The World
Proudly Muslim Qatar has taken advantage of the World Cup to reach out to the hundreds of thousands of visiting fans to change minds about Islam or even make conversions.
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Actor Nora Fatehi To Perform At FIFA World Cup Today
Actor Nora Fatehi landed in Qatar today to perform at a FIFA Fan Fest for the ongoing World Cup.
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FIFA World Cup 2022: Cybercriminals Using Fake Sites to Steal Personal Information, IT Security Firm Says
FIFA World Cup 2022 is being used by cybercriminals to lure football fans in the name of the ongoing football world cup, according to IT security intelligence firm CloudSEK. Several Telegram channels were found selling Hayya cards (FIFA entry permits) priced between $50 (roughly Rs. 4,300) to $150 (roughly Rs. 12,300), as per the security firm, whi...
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Budweiser To Give All Its Extra World Cup Beer To Winning Country
"New Day, New Tweet. Winning country gets the Buds. Who will get them?" Budweiser tweeted.
-
"Overwhelmed": Migrant Workers Say Their Sweat Made Qatar World Cup Happen
Taking selfies from the stands and sitting on the grassy pitch, thousands of migrant workers gathered in a Doha stadium to watch the opening match of the first World Cup in the Middle East.
-
"It's Not All Suffering:" Qatar's Gay Community Ahead Of World Cup
A group of Arab friends living in Qatar's capital Doha met up over cocktails and snacks last week, exchanging opinions as they flicked through profiles of gay men on dating apps Tinder and Grindr.
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Football Fans Asked To Avoid "Revealing" Clothes During Qatar World Cup: ''Keep Shoulders And Knees Covered''
Fans who are arriving from other countries have been advised to wear clothes that are not too revealing.
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How Qatar Is Handling A Year's Worth of Boozing In Four Weeks
The King of Beers is taking over Qatar. The signs started appearing early this year: At the Qatar Distribution Company a massive poster with Budweiser branding featuring Lionel Messi was plastered across the entrance.
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Qatar World Cup Ambassador Calls Homosexuality "Damage In The Mind'
A Qatar World Cup ambassador told a German television channel that homosexuality was "damage in the mind", as the Gulf state prepares to host the global football tournament.
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Hacking Group, Based In India, Targeted Qatar World Cup Critics: Report
An India-based computer hacking gang targeted critics of the Qatar World Cup, an investigation by British journalists said on Sunday, as the Qatari government furiously denied it had played any part in commissioning the eavesdropping.
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Indian Hacking Group Targeted Critics Of Qatar FIFA World Cup: Report
An Indian hacking gang targeted critics of the Qatar World Cup, an investigation by British journalists said on Sunday, as the Qatari government furiously denied it had played any part in commissioning the eavesdropping, news agency AFP reported.
