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Saturday, May 25 2013
Europe's Missing Union
THE European Union was conceived in hope: hope that peaceful, law-based integration would exorcise the demons of the Continent's past and embed democratic norms and institutions in its political culture. That hope has come closer to realisation than ...
ROMNEY'S GRAY AREAS
ONCE upon a time a rich man named Romney ran for president. He could claim, with considerable justice, that his wealth was well-earned, that he had in fact done a lot to create good jobs for American workers. Nonetheless, the public understandably ...
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Bahiya to be Qatar's Olympic flag-bearer in London

QATARI female shooter Bahiya al Hamad will carry the country's flag at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in London on July 27, the Qatar Olympic Committee announced on Wednesday via Twitter...

Dutch tech to be used for 'green peninsula' project

HAVE you ever fancied Qatar as a 'green peninsula'? Maybe your dreams may come true if a new initiative by the Netherlands Embassy in Qatar, Doha Municipality (Baladiya), Aquapro Holland .

QIB net profit dips 8.7% to QR349 million in Q2

QATAR Islamic Bank (QIB) , the country's largest lender by market value, posted an 8.7 percent drop in second-quarter net profit on Wednesday, Reuters calculations show, missing...

Qatar beats KSA to enter Asian men handball final

DEFENDING champion Qatar packed many a punch to rout Saudi Arabia in the semi-finals of the Asian Junior Men's Handball Championship on Wednesday. The Qatar Sports Club hall ...

An all-star tribute band takes off with Spectrum Road

JACK Bruce has only one complaint about the short time he spent in Lifetime, the lauded and influential band headed by jazz drummer Tony Williams. "We didn't play enough," says the singer/bassist, who came ...

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600 job aspirants attend WWICS ´look West´ seminar
AROUND 600-odd expatriate professionals of diverse nationalities, seeking jobs in the West, attended a seminar organised by one of the world´s biggest immigration groups, World Wide Immigration Consultancy (WWICS), at Doha Seef Hotel on Tuesday. The seminar was held to showcase job, business and academic opportunities available in Canada, the US, the UK, Europe, Australia and ...
QAPCO employees celebrate admission in TAMU-Qatar
TEXAS A&M University at Qatar (TAMU-Q) recently organised a dinner for eight employees of Qatar Petrochemical Company (QAPCO) who completed the university´s five-month community education programme. The course, titled the OASIS Quest Program, aims to prepare professionals to pursue university degrees in the middle of their careers. The programme targets adults who ...
Arab heritage has shaped my musical style, says Alyamani
MAias Alyamani, a Syria-born composer, recently joined members of the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra to perform his compositions before an enthusiastic Doha audience. His works have been performed by musicians of the stature of Daniel Barenboim and Gidon Kremer. He has also worked with Emmy-award winning composer and conductor Dave Pierce. Alyamani´s music has been enjoyed by audiences ...
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QIB net profit dips 8.7% to QR349 million in Q2
QATAR Islamic Bank (QIB) , the country’s largest lender by market value, posted an 8.7 percent drop in second-quarter net profit on Wednesday, Reuters calculations show, missing analysts’ expectations. The bank made a net profit of QR348.9 million ($95.8 million) for the quarter, according to Reuters calculations, falling short of the QR382 million it recorded a year earlier.
Japan summons China envoy over island dispute
JAPAN summoned the Chinese ambassador on Wednesday as a diplomatic row flared up after three Chinese patrol boats approached a chain of islands at the centre of a bitter territorial dispute. The Japanese coastguard said the vessels entered Japanese waters around the islands in the East China Sea known as Senkaku in Japanese and Diaoyu in Chinese early on Wednesday.
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