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´Tribeca, a M-E film festival with international flavour´
Come October 9, 2009 and the curtain will go up on Middle East film festival with an international flavour. To be organised by the Qatar Museums Authority in collaboration with the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival, the Doha Tribeca Film Festival (DTFF) will run from October 29 to November 1...
Childhood Behind Bars
THE Supreme Court sent an important message when it ruled in Roper v. Simmons in 2005 that children under the age of 18 when their crimes were committed were not eligible for the death penalty. Justice Anthony Kennedy drew on compassion, common sense and the science of the youthful brain when he wrote that it...
US Conservatism Denies Realities
ALL of us are in denial. Without it we couldn´t get through life. Were we to confront the implications of mortality, were we to comprehend all we have done to the world and its people, we wouldn´t get out of bed. To engage comprehensively with reality is to succumb to despair. Without denial there is no hope.
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Qtel overseas call for just 29 Dhm

One had seen it coming. After Vodafone Qatar offered its customers a promotional low tariff on international calls as a gift for the Holy Month of Ramadan, it was only to be expected that Qtel...

Tribeca team leaders named

The Doha Tribeca Film Festival (DTFF) on Wednesday announced the team leaders for the inaugural 2009 Festival. Amanda Palmer, head of entertainment for Al Jazeera English, has been named DTFF Executive Director.

SMEs key to Qatar's growth: Doha Bank CEO

The private sector should join hands with the government to help the development of small and medium enterprises (SMEs), crucial for sustaining high economic growth in the country, senior officials...

Phelps wins 200m butterfly title

Now that's more like it. Michael Phelps bounced back from a stunning loss with something more familiar - another world record on Wednesday. One night after he was soundly beaten by Germany's Paul Biedermann.

Keeping up with Kim

At Greenhouse, no one could hear you scream, and it wasn't for lack of trying. The music at the club on a recent Thursday night - a procession of Michael Jackson songs played at airplane-engine volume - ricocheted off the low green-and-purple ceilings...

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First BQFP literary salon to be held today in London
The first meeting of the Bloomsbury Qatar Literary Salon will be held on Thursday at the House of St Barnabas, No 1 Greek Street, Soho, London. Well known Egyptian British novelist, Ahdaf Soueif will discuss with Hay Festival Director Peter Florence important aspects of her work and Arab literature in general. The hour-long discussion will be followed by an interactive session for another hour. Chairman of the Bloomsbury Qatar Foundation...
QA opens new office at Houston
Qatar Airways has offered thanks to the people of Houston for helping make the airline´s first route launch of 2009 a huge success. A Qatar Airways delegation has been in the heart of America´s energy capital city celebrating the official opening of the airline´s brand new office in Houston Pavilons, a newly-constructed multi-million dollar retail, dining and business centre. Attended by airline officials and a host of local VIPs, including Harris County Judge Ed...
DPS-MIS students hone their skills at Rendezvous 2009
DPS-Modern Indian School recently organised its annual co-curricular activity festival called ´Rendezvous 2009´. It comprised of inter-house and inter-class competitions. The festival held for the students of the senior wing provided them opportunities to hone their co-curricular and organisational skills. It aimed at instilling the spirit of healthy competition, team work and leadership qualities in the students. ´Rendezvous 2009´ had an array...
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ETA blamed for Spanish blast
A car bomb exploded outside a police barracks in northern Spain early Wednesday, leaving nearly 50 people injured in an attack authorities blamed on the Basque separatist group ETA. The powerful bomb destroyed the facade of the barracks of the Civil Guard police force and gouged a crater in front of the modern building.
Microsoft, Yahoo! reach deal
Yahoo! and Microsoft reached agreement on Wednesday on a long-awaited Web search partnership that would unite the two companies against Google. Yahoo! will use Microsoft’s new Bing search engine on its own sites, while Yahoo! will act as the exclusive global sales force for the companies’ premium search advertisers.
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