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Wednesday, May 22 2013
Bring Justice To Syria
WE are told that we should avoid civil war in Syria, even as it unfolds before our eyes. We threaten, and yet we don't act. We hold international meeting after international meeting, but each delivers only a small batch of sanctions and escalating ...
HOW NOT TO SOLVE A CRISIS
THERE is a delicious moment in the HBO film Too Big to Fail when Christine Lagarde, then France's minister of finance, calls Hank Paulson, the US Treasury secretary. It's September 2008, and "Hank," she scolds him. "How could you let Lehman fail? What on ...
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Spain cruises to first win against Ireland

WITH a striker reinstituted into their starting line-up, title-holders Spain cruised to their first victory at Euro 2012 on Thursday, beating Ireland 4-0 on two goals by Fernando Torres and eliminating the Irish from group C. After Spain head coach Vicente ...

QFCHT prepares for Arab regional alliance

QATAR Foundation for Combating Human Trafficking (QFCHT) is preparing grounds for the establishment of an alliance against human trafficking in the framework of the implementation of the Arab initiative to build ...

Full faith in dollar peg, yet need to keep a check: QCB

QATAR'S central bank has broken ranks with other monetary authorities in the oil-rich Gulf region to express its first public concern about the longstanding policy of linking its currency to the...

Croatia holds Italy 1-1 in Euro 2012

CROATIA on Thursday delighted their army of travelling fans by staying top of Group C after coming from behind to draw 1-1 with Italy in Euro 2012. Mario Mandzukic - who scored two in their 3-1 opening win over the Republic of Ireland ...

New US poet laureate Natasha Trethewey delves deep into memory

FORTY-SIX-YEAR-OLD Natasha Trethewey, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of three collections and a professor of creative writing at Emory University in Atlanta has been announced as the...

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Qatar hosts workshop on HNS contingency plans
QATAR hosted the regional workshop on national and regional hazardous and noxious substance (HNS) recently. The workshop was organised by the Permanent Committee for Emergency of the Ministry of Interior in association with the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and Marine Emergency Mutual Aid Centre (MEMAC). The four-day workshop was attended by delegations from GCC countries, representatives of the Permanent ...
Qtel joins Filipino community to celebrate Independence Day
QTEL joined the Filipino community in Qatar to celebrate the 114th Philippine Independence Day, recently. The event brought people together from across the country to mark an important day of national celebration for the expatriate Filipino community. Qtel supported the event with a special booth providing a range of attractive giveaways. With over 7,000 people participating in the ...
Qatari designer displays collection in style
IT was a moment for Doha´s fashionistas to come together under one roof and witness some signature collections by Qatari designer Mona al Ansari. Mona — winner of the second edition of the W Doha and VCUQ Fashion Award — showcased some of her winning collection titled, ´Edifice´ at W Doha, recently. Speaking on the occasion, Safak Guvenc, general manager of W Doha Hotel and Residences, said, "This is the first such event this year. We are hosting ...
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QE slips to 8-month low, closes at 8,252 points
QATAR’S index slipped 0.1 percent to an eight-month low of 8,252 points and most Gulf Arab bourses also declined on Thursday, with investors reluctant to hold big positions ahead of a long weekend that includes elections in Egypt and Greece. Qatar National Bank fell 0.2 percent and Qatar Telecom dropped 1.3 percent.
Children, women among 16 killed in Yemen
AT least 16 people, including women and children, were killed on Thursday in clashes in Yemen’s southern province of Abyan where Al Qaeda and the army are battling for control of the restive territory. Speaking on condition of anonymity, a military official said six civilians, “three women, two children and one man, were killed in a Yemeni air raid on the town of Shuqra.”
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