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Saturday, May 18 2013
Put N Korea On Trial
SHIN Dong-hyuk was 14 in 1996 when prison guards suspended him from the ceiling of an underground torture chamber by his hands and legs, all because his mother and brother had tried to escape. The flames of a charcoal fire scorched his back; a steel ...
BRUTALITY OF SERVILITY
MAYBE we gave up on John Edwards too soon. His hair still looks great, even though he now gets cuts for $12.95, not $400. And the man clearly has a gift for multitasking under pressure. In the winter of 2007, as Edwards campaigned for the presidency in Iowa, he still found time to check up on ...
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Rayyan wins fourth Heir Apparent title

AL RAYYAN won its fourth Heir Apparent Cup beating Al Sadd 5-4 on penalties, after an explosive 90 minutes of football at Al Gharafa Stadium on Thursday. The packed Gharafa Stadium was pitch to a scintillating game of football, as two well-matched.

'Nation safe from illicit drugs'

DIRECTOR-GENERAL of Public Security (DGPS) Major General Saad bin Jassim al Khulaifi has said that the country is safe from illicit drugs as a result of the concerted efforts of the authorities. Speaking at a...

QE index gains, most Gulf bourses lose

MOST Gulf bourses fell ahead of the weekend as investors, eyeing a string of on target earnings results, booked recent gains while Egyptian investment bank EFG Hermes surged after a report it had finalised talks to sell a stake.

Qatar's Saif enters knock-out round

STRUGGLING twice former champion Jin Long failed to make it to the knock-out of the Asian Snooker Championship on Thursday. At the Qatar Snooker & Billiards Federation Hall, the Chinese suffered another defeat (1-4) against Thai ...

Man of action bets on emotion

"SHE signed it for me - she is so cute! So sweet!" the designer Tadashi Shoji gushed as he lovingly clutched a piece of paper to his chest. On it was the original sketch he had made of the gown that the actress Octavia Spencer had worn to the Academy Awards.

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Jumeirah Group calls Doha road show a success
THE road show of Jumeirah Group, the global hospitality management company headquartered in Dubai, concluded on Wednesday. The company unveiled some of its recent and forthcoming projects across the region and beyond. The hospitality group now operates 20 luxury hotels, resorts and residences around the world. Speaking on the occasion, Thomas Grudner, vice-president Global Sales Jumeirah Group said, "The onset of summer season marks the start of ...
Developing nations must finalise strategic policies: Unctad panel
DEVELOPING countries must set up national strategies and build industrial capacities to better integrate their economies into high valueadded activities in the value chain, according to panelists participating in a discussion at Unctad XIII conference. During a panel discussion on ´Reflections on the International Trading System and Inclusive Development´, the speakers comprising of ...
QC rebuilds 5 centres in Italy
QATAR Charity has rebuilt five Muslim centres in Italy. The centres will be opened by the holy month of Ramadan. The project is part of QC´s aim to help Muslim communities in Europe and across the world practice their religion peacefully. QC official Sheikh A. Ahmed al Hammadi said that the centres — in different parts of Italy — are owned by Muslim groups and the building work required "restoration and completion". The centres include a mosque ...
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Jordan prime minister resigns
JORDAN’s Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh submitted his resignation on Thursday to King Abdullah II, barely six months after forming a government to bring in muchneeded reforms, a senior official said. It was unclear why Khasawneh quit, but news reports quoted sources as saying that he was unhappy after the king extended parliament’s ordinary session until June 25.
13 candidates to run in Egypt presidential polls
EGYPT’S election commission released on Thursday a final list of 13 candidates eligible to run in next month’s presidential elections, closing one of the most turbulent chapters of the nation. The list includes Ahmed Shafiq, the last PM to serve under ousted President Hosni Mubarak. Also eligible to run are Mubarak’s long-time foreign minister and former Arab League chief Amr Moussa.
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