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No End to Foreclosures
Acontinuing steep drop in home prices combined with rising unemployment is powering a new wave of foreclosures. Unfortunately there´s little evidence so far that the Obama administration´s anti-foreclosure plan will be able to stop it. The plan offers up to $75 billion in incentives to lenders to reduce loan payments for troubled borrowers. Since it went into effect in March, some 100,000 homeowners have been offered a modification...
China Mum On Tiananmen
TIANANMEN Square is the spiritual heart of China, where people fly kites, pose for photographs and gather on public holidays. It is also the country´s political home; former leader Mao Zedong proclaimed the communist victory from on top of the square´s main gate in 1949. But the word Tiananmen also conjures up more sinister images. It was in and around the square in 1989 that Chinese troops brutally crushed a democracy movement.
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Al Arabi retains Emir Cup

Al Arabi Sports Club completed a clean sweep of all the three major volleyball titles in Qatar again. The back-to-back treble was accomplished at its home court on Tuesday as it clinched the Emir Cup...

Italian national day celebrated

The embassy of Italy in Qatar held a function at the Marriott Hotel on Tuesday to celebrate the 53rd national day of Italy. The Ambassador of Italy to Qatar His Excellency Andrea Ferrari...

Industries Qatar pushes DSM to 7-month high

Qatari bourse main index jumped 177 points on Tuesday led by nearly six percent surge in the share price of Industries Qatar. Extending the rally for the third trading session.

Murray, Sharapova bundle out

Chile's baseline blaster Fernando Gonzalez hammered third seed Andy Murray out of the French Open quarterfinals 6-3, 3-6, 6- 0, 6-4 on Tuesday, firing 45 winner to sink the Scot.

A New York Doll

Lady Gaga is the the Biggest New Pop Star of 2009. For a young woman who's dressed like an alien empress, Lady Gaga is acting strangely human. She's curled up with her exmodel boyfriend, Speedy..

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Students & staff make Shafallah annexe green
The scorching sun notwithstanding, students from the Shafallah Center and staff and guests of the Ritz Carlton Doha shared some bonding moments of gardening activities on Tuesday. They planted trees, potted some indoor and outdoor saplings, and cultivated a grass area to beautify the new Shafallah Center annexe. Located at the West Bay area, the new centre will provide extension programmes to graduating students of Shafallah Center. The annexe will provide recreational activities and job development training.
HMC fetes 66 nursing graduates
Hamad Medical Corporation on Tuesday recognised its new batch of graduates for the Nursing Internship Programme and Patient Care Assistant Programme. About 66 nursing graduates from Qatar University and Highness Institute were conferred with certificates of recognition on the occasion for completing the eight-month long nursing internship programme at HMC. The training served as an orientation programme for the nursing graduates...
TLG´s focus on Ethiopia
The members of the Tuesday Ladies Group on Tuesday put Ethiopia into the limelight during their meeting at Ramada Hotel. Through speaker, Kimberley Sheedy, who gave a speech themed, "Through His Eyes", where she explained to the ladies about hardships that some people living in Ethiopia undergo. She gave a brief history about how she has been assisting the needy in Ethiopia and her experience. This was the second time to give a speech about Ethiopia after the informative speech about Fistula.
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Kuwaiti MPs attack Iraq
Kuwaiti lawmakers on Tuesday urged the government to recall ambassador from Baghdad in protest at “attacks” by Iraqi MPs and demands to halt the payment of reparations. “I think we should recall the Kuwaiti ambassador from Baghdad,” independent Islamist MP Falah al Sawwagh said.
Obama set to pursue M-E peace
President Barack Obama voiced confidence on Tuesday that the United States can help get serious Middle East peace talks back on track, as he prepared for his maiden trip to the region. In an interview with the BBC before heading to Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Europe, the US leader added that he hoped for progress in direct talks with Iran by the end of this year.
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