UK press coverage of Qatar 2022: Hypocrisy and orientalism ...Kuwait

On 21 July 2022, British newspaper The Guardian published an article with the headline, ‘Outrage in Qatar over shooting of 29 dogs as it prepares for World Cup’. In an act of editorial bait and switch, the headline connected two events that share nothing in common. Moreover, it was unclear whether the killing of the 29 dogs was the outrageous event or if the disgrace was because it happened in a country that was hosting the FIFA 2022 World Cup. Either way, it is hard to imagine that a similar incident in the Global North would be attached in this way to an upcoming sports tournament. By way of comparison, in 2002, when the UK hosted the Commonwealth Games, it had just c

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