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Thursday, May 23 2013
China's Gender Gap

LATELY, a stream of rosy media accounts has been telling the world to look to China as a model of gender equality in the workplace. 'China Dominates List of Female Billionaires' and 'Women in China: the Sky's the Limit' are some recent examples from the international press. But the cascade of optimistic portraits detracts from what is really happening to women in China's fast-growing urban work force. They are losing ground fast....

How This Ends
I'VE been travelling to Yemen, Syria and Turkey to film a documentary on how environmental stresses contributed to the Arab awakening. As I looked back on the trip, it occurred to me that three of our main characters - the leaders of the two Yemeni villages that have been fighting over a single water well and the leader of the Free Syrian Army in Raqqa province, whose cotton farm was wiped out by drought - have 36 children among them: 10, 10 and 16. It is why you can't come away from a journey like this without wondering not just who will rule in these countries but how will anyone rule in these ...
Al Watan - Arabic Newspaper

Assad must go for peace in Syria: PM

THE Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs HE Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor al Thani said on Wednesday that President Bashar al Assad must step down if a political solution to Syria's civil war is to be achieved, echoing similar ...

'Israeli-Palestinian peace must for regional stability'

PRIME Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs HE Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor al Thani has reiterated the need to support the Arab Peace Initiative in order to revive the stalled peace ...

QPI, Total ink Congo oil deal

QATAR Petroleum International (QPI) has signed a framework agreement with France's Total to participate in Total E&P Congo through a 15 percent share capital increase, the two energy companies said on ...

LEKHWIYA IN QUARTERS

LEKHWIYA qualified to the quarterfinal stage of the AFC Champions League for the first time after a 2-2 draw with Saudi Arabia's Al Hilal in Wednesday's second leg-match in Doha. The former Qatar Stars League champions staved off a ...

Mart for craft

MANY who are new in Qatar will find the atmosphere of Souq Waqif quaint. The cobbled path lined with specialty shops and restaurants, the shisha smoking throngs, the aroma of spices filling the air and the buzz of different languages and so many other things ...

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Head and neck cancers on rise among youths in Doha
CASES of head and neck cancers are becoming more common among young people in Doha, an official from the Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) said on Wednesday. Speaking to media persons, Dr Faisal Abdulkader, ENT Consultant at the HMC´s Rumaillah Hospital, said head and neck cancers, which start in the lip, oral cavity, nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses, pharynx and larynx ...
Call for special platform to study research on career development
GENERAL Manager of Bedaya Center for Entrepreneurship and Career Development Saleh al Khulaiti has called for the formation of a special platform to examine studies and researches in career development to promote the best interest of the Qatari youth. Speaking at the opening of the first Qatar Career Development Forum at the Hilton Doha on Wednesday, he urged the panel of HR practitioners ...
Qatar's first sports film fest to begin tomorrow
THE first Qatar Sports Film Festival (QSFF) featuring a short film contest and public screenings of various sports documentaries will open at Al Riwaq Doha Exhibition Space, located next to the Museum of Islamic Art on Friday. The two-day festival is being organised by The Youth Company, a social enterprise for youth development, and Qatar Olympic & Sports Museum (QOSM), under the patronage of Fédération Internationale Cinéma Télévision Sportifs (FICTS).
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49.5% young couples seek early divorce
DOHA The 2009 report of the Qatar Statistics Authority (QSA) has presented a disconcerting image of the institution of marriage among the young in the country. According to the report, nearly half the couples (49.5%) in the age group 20- 29 years sought divorce. In the 30 to 39 age group the percentage was 29.9 percent.
Kellogg’s allowed to sell cornflakes
DOHA The Ministry of Business and Trade on Wednesday allowed Kellogg’s to resume the sale of cornflakes in the Qatari market. The Ministry had urged Qatar’s supermarkets to remove Kellogg’s cornflakes from shelves as some samples were found rancid. As a result of the analysis conducted on the product, the ministry had withdrawn these products.
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