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Saturday, May 25 2013
Community of Resistance
WHEN the Occupy Wall Street movement erupted on September 17, 2011, I happened to be reflecting on my remarks for the upcoming International Herbert Marcuse Society conference. By the time the conference convened on...
SOMETHING TO SHOOT FOR
YOU may have noticed that Congress is unpopular. Really, really unpopular, actually. Only 9 percent of Americans approve of the way Congress has been doing its job, according the latest New York Times/CBS News poll. And you do sort of wonder...
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QF's annual forum aims at 'research for all'

QATAR Foundation's second Annual Research Forum (ARF), dedicated to globalisation of research by promoting a scientific culture in the region and across the world, is scheduled to open on Sunday at the Qatar...

Qatar Malayali Conference ends

THE two day Qatar Malayali conference concluded on Friday. Minister of Awqaf (Religious Endowments & Islamic Affairs HE Dr Ghaith bin Mubarak bin Imran al Kuwari inaugurated the concluding session of the...

Markets remain volatile in face of euro debt fears

FINANCIAL markets remained volatile on Friday in the face of a European debt crisis that has widened and deepened over the past week. Investors have become increasingly fidgety about...

Villwock secures boat high points

DAVE VILLWOCK, driving U-96 Spirit of Qatar, was immaculate on Friday, helping Ellstrom Racing claim the 2011 Air National Guard Hydroplane Championship's Boat High Points title at the Doha Bay.

Emily Mortimer plays dark roles

IN Martin Scorsese's hands,'' Emily Mortimer says, "a family film can be more serious and gut-wrenching than a horror movie.'' She should know. In Scorsese's Shutter Island (2010), she played a woman who murdered her children.

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QOC, AKI & UGL partner in facility management
QATAR Olympic Committee (QOC), AKI and UGL Limited (UGL) signed a joint venture to provide integrated facilities management and property services in Qatar recently. The signing ceremony took place during the Aspire4Sport Congress and Exhibition. The joint venture , which will be named Mosanada UGL, will focus on providing integrated facilities management services and property services to government and private sector clients...
MES commemorates Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru´s 112th birthday
MES Indian School organised fun-filled literary and cultural activities to celebrate 112th birthday of India´s first prime minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru recently. As part of the celebration, the school held a special assembly to highlight the role played by Nehruji in India´s freedom struggle and his love for children and the red rose. The speakers at the assembly were Sohail Zubair from...
ARAB GAMES COMMITTEE SELECTS 4,000 VOLUNTEERS
THE Arab Games Organising Committee (AGOC) has selected 4,000 volunteers who will work across a multitude of areas to support the committee. Volunteers have been recruited to support various functions of the games, including accommodation, cultural events, accreditation, workforce support, protocol, spectator services, transportation, media operations, sports, airport services...
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Philippines’ ex-president Arroyo arrested
PHILIPPINE police arrested ex-president Gloria Arroyo at her hospital bed on Friday on charges of conspiring with a feared warlord to rig an election, an offence that could lead to life in jail. The events capped a tumultuous week in Philippine politics that had seen the government block Arroyo, 64, from leaving the country after she arrived at Manila airport wearing a neck brace and saying she needed medical care abroad.
Rupee at 32-month low versus dollar
THE rupee on Friday plunged to 32-month low of sub-51 level against dollar on persisting demand for the US currency from banks and importers. At the interbank foreign exchange market, the domestic currency closed down 44 paise at 51.34/35 a dollar. It had ended at 51.49/51 per dollar on March 17, 2009. Sustained dollar demand from banks and importers in view of dollar firmness in overseas markets.
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