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Saturday, May 18 2013
Syria Is Not Libya
AS the death toll in Syria has climbed to perhaps 7,000, proponents of humanitarian intervention are asking, quite reasonably, why the West does not intervene as it did in Libya last year. Not only was Libya's dictator, Moamer Qadhafi ...
POOR'S PLIGHT NOT ROMNEY'S CONCERN
IF you're an American down on your luck, Mitt Romney has a message for you: He doesn't feel your pain. Earlier this week, Romney told a startled CNN interviewer, "I'm not concerned about the very poor. We have a safety net ...
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Russia and China veto UN resolution on Assad's exit

RUSSIA and China vetoed on Saturday an Arab- and West-backed resolution at the UN Security Council calling for Syrian President Bashar al Assad to step down over his bloody crackdown on a popular uprising ...

More joint courses soon: Saoud

PRESIDENT of Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development Dr Fathy Saoud said more collaborative programmes in Physics and Chemistry were in the pipeline. Saoud was speaking .

IBQ net profit rises 25% to QR573 million in 2011

INCREASE in customer deposits and rise in loan portfolio have helped International Bank of Qatar (IBQ) report the second highest increase in profits among all Qatari banks in ...

Lawrie leads the pack on day three

THE winds might have disturbed the schedule of the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters, but the contest has suddenly become an exciting one as there are now a number of players who are fancying chances to pull it ...

Dance yourself to fitness, the Zumba way

WHENEVER I read about people who are in thrall to a dance craze, my world suddenly seems too small. Oh, to dance the mazurka until my footmen are forced to carry me home on a makeshift gurney at dawn; oh, to spurn a dinner ...

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First Nestle Toll House Cafe opens in Doha
NESTLE Toll House Café by Chip, the premier dessert café with over 100 outlets located across the US, Canada and the Middle East, opened its first outlet in Doha on Saturday. A ceremonial breaking of a large-sized cookie was led by the brand´s Business Development Manager Nadim Hajjar and General Manager of Ali Bin Ali Group´s Hospitality Division Hashem Melhem to declare the posh café located at the first floor of City Center open ...
Georgetown MUN gives students a feel of diplomatic nuances
GEORGETOWN University´s School of Foreign Service in Qatar (SFSQ) recently held a reception welcoming diplomats from Cyprus, Lebanon, Japan and other UN member states to the SFSQ building in Education City. High school students from around the world participating in the Model United Nations conference had the chance to network and learn from the diplomatic community at the catered black ...
BFPIS KEEN TO PRODUCE CONFIDENT PROFESSIONALS: PRINCIPAL
THE Bright Future Pakistani International School (BFPIS) has witnessed tremendous growth and transformation after the Principal Mussarat Irfan took charge of the community school, which has students from 22 nationalities. In an exclusive interview with the Qatar Tribune, the principal spoke at length about a host of developmental plans in the pipeline and the ...
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6.0 quake hits Philippines
A MAGNITUDE-6.0 quake struck off the eastern coast of the Philippines on Saturday, the US Geological Survey said, but no tsunami warning was immediately issued. The quake hit at 9:09 pm local time (1309 GMT) off the island of Samar, at a depth of 60 kilometres around 100 kilometres north of the city of Guiuan, USGS said.
Egypt violence toll up to 12
PROTESTERS faced off with police in Cairo for the third day on Saturday angry at the failure of Egypt’s military rulers to prevent football-linked violence that left scores dead. The health ministry said 12 people have been killed in Cairo and Suez since the violence erupted on Thursday. The official MENA news agency, citing the ministry, said 2,532 people have been injured.
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