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Friday, May 24 2013
A Pro-US President
FRANCE is glad to be rid of Nicolas Sarkozy, who lost the country's presidency in a runoff election this weekend to the Socialist candidate, Francois Hollande. He was ineffective in office and prone to gaffes in public. But the French will miss him more ...
MANDATE FOR CHANGE IN EUROPE
THE French are revolting. The Greeks, too. And it's about time. Both countries held elections on Sunday that were in effect referendums on the current European economic strategy, and in both countries voters turned two thumbs down. It's far from clear how soon the votes will lead to changes ...
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Create new futures, Sheikha Moza tells HBKU graduates

WITH a spring in their step and a broad smile on their faces, hundreds of graduates proudly donned their traditional caps and robes as they walked side by side during Hamad Bin Khalifa University's (HBKU) ...

Plan to set up GCC nursing care model

NURSING experts from across the GCC gathered at the First Creating a Culturally Competent Caring Model of Nursing Symposium on Sunday to conceptualise a unified GCC nursing care model which will be made applicable to all hospitals...

RasGas delivers first Q-Flex LNG vessel to Barcelona

RASGAS Company Limited (RasGas) on Tuesday announced that it successfully delivered the first Q-Flex liquefied natural gas (LNG) vessel at the Barcelona terminal in Spain. It is not only the first RasGas

Gharafa, Sadd to clash in Emir Cup final

AL GHARAFA sealed its place in the 2012 Emir Cup final with a 5-4 penalty shoot-out victory over Al Kharaitiyat at the Al Sadd Stadium on Tuesday. Both were deadlocked 1-1 during the regulation time ...

Fashion designer Lang switches to art at 56

IN 2004 the fashion designer Helmut Lang, was at the peak of his fame, sold the remaining shares of his label to Prada, which already owned the rest, and a few months later quit the fashion business altogether. He spent the following year at his house in the Hamptons ...

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Qatari tops Forbes list of richest Arab women
FORBES Middle East has unveiled its ´Top 100 Most Powerful Arab Business Women in Listed Companies´ ranking. Leading the pack in the ´Top 50 Richest Arab Business Women in Listed Companies´ category is Sheikha Amna bint Mohammed al Thani, a stakeholder in the Mannai Corporation (MCCS) with $86.9 million to her name. Coming in second is Maryam Khalfan al Naeemi from the UAE who owns a sizeable stake in the Commercial Bank ...
VCUQatar holds 11th graduation ceremony
FORTY-five students of Virginia Commonwealth University in Qatar (VCUQatar) graduated at a colourful commencement ceremony held at the Education City Student Centre, on Monday. According to a press release, 43 students were conferred with Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees in fashion, graphic and interior design while two students received the Master of Fine Arts degrees in design studies. This year´s graduation ceremony, which is the 11th ...
Foreign graduates laud ´cultural diversity
INTERNATIONAL students say they have relished the multicultural element of their educational experience as they reflect on their time at university in Qatar. Erin Joy Gibson, 27, moved here five years ago after her husband was offered a job in Doha. She feels fortunate to have received a culturallyrich education. The talented student was awarded a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree in interior design with a minor in art history from Virginia Commonwealth ...
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Al-Jazeera shuts China bureau after visa denial
AL-JAZEERA has closed the China bureau for its English channel after Chinese authorities refused to renew its correspondent’s visa, marking the first time an accredited foreign correspondent has been forced to leave the country in over a decade. Melissa Chan had reported from Beijing for Al-Jazeera since 2007, as well as maintaining a Twitter feed with 15,000 followers.
‘Civil war’ looming over Syria, Kofi Annan fears
UN-ARAB League envoy Kofi Annan told the UN Security Council on Tuesday his Syria peace plan may be the “last chance” to avoid civil war as the government pursues attacks and the torture of prisoners. Annan said government forces “continue to press against the population” despite a cessation of hostilities that started on April 12.
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