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Tuesday, May 21 2013
The Future We Want
TWENTY years ago, there was the Earth Summit. Gathering in Rio de Janeiro, world leaders agreed on an ambitious blueprint for a more secure future. They sought to balance the imperatives of robust economic growth and the needs of a growing population against the ecological necessity to ...
POWER WITH PURPOSE
POLITICAL power is always a double-edged sword. The more of it you amass, the more people expect you to use it to do big things, and, when you don't, the more ineffectual you look. That's the dilemma in which Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu of Israel finds himself. He avoided early ...
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92 killed in Syrian artillery barrage

A SYRIAN artillery barrage killed more than 92 people, including 32 children, in the worst violence since the start of a UN peace plan to staunch the flow of blood from Syria's uprising, activists said on Saturday. The bloodied bodies of children, some...

Musical centre students graduate

THE fourth graduation ceremony of the Musical Arts Centre, affiliated to the Ministry of Culture, was held on Friday at the Qatar National Theatre. Minister of Culture, Arts, and Heritage HE Hamad bin Abdulaziz al ...

Qatar Exchange trade value down 12.5%

THE Qatar Exchange (QE) showed a mixed performance during the five trading sessions of the week that started on May 20. The official QE index increased by 0.09 percent over previous week's closing and finished...

Who will make history in Paris? Nadal or Djokovic

NOVAK Djokovic will accept the 'unique' French Open challenge of becoming the first man in 43 years to monopolise all four Grand Slams, but six-time champion Rafael Nadal has his own history to make...

Cannes coutre spells monetisation of glamour

A FEW snapshots from Cannes this week: Freida Pinto in floorlength, crystal-studded Atelier Versace, with chartreuse lace slit to the upper thigh, a slim half-peplum of gold snaking around one hip, accessorised with a metallic.

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QP´s offshore operations holds ´recognition´ event
QATAR Petroleum´s offshore operations held its ´Annual Recognition Ceremony´ at the Al Ghazal Club recently. The main objective of the event was to honour its managers and employees who have distinguished themselves for their outstanding performance in 2011. During the event, Mubarak Awaida al Hajri, operations manager at offshore fields, expressed his gratitude for the support of ...
MES students shine in CBSE class X exams
STUDENTS of MES Indian School put up brilliant performances in the Secondary School (class X) Examination 2012 conducted by the CBSE, Delhi, India. The examination was based on the Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) system introduced by the board some years ago. The system comprises of Formative Assessments (FA´s) and Summative Assessments (SA´s). MES is the only Indian School in the region with highest number of ...
TAMUQ hosts engineering programme for students
TEXAS A&M University at Qatar (TAMUQ) hosted its third electrical, mechanical, petroleum and chemical summer programme (EMPC programme) last month. Fifty grade 11 Qatari students participated in the programme, which familiarised them with engineering and educational programmes available at TAMUQ. Programme activities and projects included solving real-life engineering...
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Indian boy solves 350-yr-old Newtonian math puzzle
A 16-YEAR-OLD Indian-origin ‘genius’ from Germany has managed to crack puzzles that had baffled the world of maths for more than 350 years. Shouryya Ray, from Dresden, has solved two fundamental particle dynamics theories which physicists have previously been able to calculate only by using powerful computers. Shouryya has been hailed a genius after working out the problems set by Sir Isaac Newton.
Saudi woman confronts police over painted nails
A VIDEO of a Saudi woman confronting the religious police over breaking modesty rules with her painted nails has gone viral after she posted it on the YouTube, Daily Mail reported on Saturday. The woman, who has not been identified, refuses their demands that she leave the mall where she is shopping and tells them that her nails are “none of (their) business”. It has ignited a debate in Saudi Arabia.
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