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Mangrove depletion worries fishermen
Largescale urbanisation in coastal areas of Qatar has taken a heavy toll on fishes and fishermen living in the area. The ongoing projects have resulted in destruction of mangroves at Al Thakira and Al Wakrah beaches.
Lahore Attacks
IT is often said that two things bind a country as diverse as Pakistan: Urdu and cricket. After Tuesday´s (March 3) shootout on the streets of Lahore, the list has shortened further. The attack on the coach carrying the visiting Sri Lankan team spelled .
TV Watching & Baby´s Skills
ALTHOUGH many parents believe smoking and drinking alcohol should be factored into movie ratings, fewer than half of parents surveyed felt such behaviours warranted an "R" rating for a film. And, only about one-quarter felt that smoking in movies.
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Milan wins match, Al Sadd the heart

Italian football club AC Milan with players like David Beckham, Paolo Maldini, Emerson, Pato and Dida in its ranks defeated Qatar's Al Sadd Sports Club 2-1 in a friendly encounter at Al Sadd Stadium here on Wednesday.

'Madarsas not breeding grounds for terrorists'

At a time when Pakistan is at the focus whenever and wherever there is a debate on terrorism, the first visiting fellow of Brookings Doha Centre, Dr Salim H Ali on Wednesday said here that madrassahs in his country are not breeding ground for...

697,000 US pvt jobs cut in Feb

US private companies hemorrhaged nearly 700,000 jobs in February and the service sector slump deepened as the year-old recession showed little sign of abating, according to data released on Wednesday. The private sector cut 697,000 jobs.

Akhtar out of Pakistan team

Pakistan Wednesday omitted yetto- be fully fit Shoaib Akhtar from a 16- man squad for this month's tour of Bangladesh, where they play two Twenty20 and five one-day internationals. The team departs on March 7 and play the first of two.

Alexa goes English this season

I had no intention of liking Alexa Chung. In fact, I had more or less decided, without having met her, that she was a bit annoying. I had watched her at fashion shows, the model-turned-TV presenter arranging those twiggy legs in the front row for the paparazzi.

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Regional relief strategy needed, says minister
Qatar is looking for a bigger role by humanitarian organisations in formulating policies and drafting strategies and programmes for aid and relief efforts on the regional level. Addressing the First Arab Conference for Humanitarian and Development Organisations in member countries of the Arab League, Minister of State for International Cooperation and Cabinet Member HE Dr Khalid bin Mohammad al Attiyah said, "Qatar´s belief in the role of civil society organisations as a partner.
NHRC berates US report on human rights in Qatar
The US State Department report on the human rights situation in Qatar does not really represent the reality of the situation, according to President of National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) Dr Ali bin Samaikh al Marri. He said the report contained many errors and could be deemed to have been politicised. Speaking at a press conference here on Tuesday to announce the launch of an awareness campaign for combating human trafficking, al Marri said, "We won´t rely much on the State Department.
Fitting finale for Jafal
Curtains finally came down on the long and illustrious career of legendry footballer Jafal Rashed al Kuwari at Al Sadd Sports Club Stadium on Wednesday. He was given a fitting farewell by Al Sadd, the club with which his association dates back to 1982. World class players like David Beckham, Paolo Maldini, Emerson, Pato and Dida displayed their soccer skills in his testimonial match, which was played between AC Milan and Al Sadd.
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Thorpe defends QFC norms
The Chairman of Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority (QFCRA), Phillip Thorpe, said on Wednesday investors should take advantage of the high regulatory standards at Qatar Financial Centre.
Many detained in Pakistan
Pakistan has detained around two dozen people for questioning in connection with the deadly ambush on the Sri Lankan cricket team, police and security officials said on Wednesday.
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