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Wednesday, June 19 2013
Nuclear Muddle
SAMUEL Johnson, in his life of the English poet Abraham Cowley, said, "actions are visible." What are secret, Johnson added pointedly, are "motives". In the case of Iran's nuclear programme what we know of Tehran's actions and motives are the following ...
THE OIL SPILL SETTLEMENT
FORGIVE me for repeating myself, but I'm going to start this column with an anecdote about Ken Feinberg that I've told before. It was November 2010, a few months after Feinberg had been named the administrator of the $20 billion fund that British Petroleum ...
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Qatar to invest €100mn in Bulgaria: Premier

QATAR will invest €100 million in Bulgaria's agriculture, tourism and infrastructure sectors, Prime Minister and Foreign Minister HE Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor al Thani said on Wednesday. Addressing a ...

QSTP holds 'green talks'

QATAR Science and Technology Park (QSTP) organised TECHTalks on Tuesday to discuss emerging solutions to achieve "sustainability in built environment". Representatives from public...

Most US banks pass stress test, says Fed

MOST of the largest US banks passed their annual stress test, according to the Federal Reserve, in a conservative report card that underscored the recovery of the financial sector but called out a few laggards, including Citigroup.

Qatar's Olympic dream cut short

THE winners of Group A, South Korea, who have already qualified for the London Olympics with a game to spare, held team Qatar with a 0-0 draw in Seoul. Japan booked their place at the London Olympics with a 2-0 win ...

Too young to model? Not Hudson Kroenig

MOST male models have the shelf life of a bag of potato chips, even shorter if they are familiar with the product. So at age 32, after 12 years in the business of catwalks and ab crunches, Brad Kroenig is about the closest thing there is to a male supermodel ...

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Two Qataris climb Kilimanjaro to focus on West Africa´s famine
TWO Qatari nationals have volunteered to climb Africa´s highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, as part of a campaign to draw attention to a famine which threatens to affect 10-15 million people in West Africa. This is the first time Qatari volunteers are undertaking an expedition to Kilimanjaro for a humanitarian cause. "The expedition aims to focus attention on the suffering of millions ...
QU blood donation campaign ends
THE two-day blood donation campaign organised by Qatar University´s Medical Clinic in collaboration with the Blood Bank Unit of Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) has concluded. The event is held annually as part of the clinic´s commitment to raise awareness in the community on the need for blood donation. As in previous years, the campaign saw overwhelming participation by QU students, faculty and staff. Each donor underwent a haemoglobin.
Georgetown to host WMD workshop today
GEORGETOWN University´s School of Foreign Service in Qatar (SFS-Q), in cooperation with Qatar´s National Committee for Prohibition of Weapons (NCPW), will host a workshop for university students on weapons of mass destruction (WMD) on Thursday. The workshop will be held under the auspices of the Chief of Staff of the Qatari Armed Forces Major-General Hamad bin Ali al Attiyah. The main objective of the event is to create awareness on ...
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22 kids among 28 killed in Swiss bus crash
A TOUR bus slammed into a tunnel wall in the Swiss Alps in a horrific accident that killed 22 school children and six adults returning to Belgium from a joyous ski vacation, police said on Wednesday. Another 24 students were hospitalised, police spokesman Jean- Marie Bornet said.
Jordan likely to import LNG from Qatar
JORDAN’s Energy Ministry’s (planning department) head Mahmoud al Ees said that Jordan is talking to Qatar and Iraq to replace interrupted natural gas supplies from Egypt. Jordan used to import around 240 million cubic feet of natural gas daily from Egypt, but the pipeline has been bombed 13 times since the beginning of the uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
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