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Monday, May 20 2013
Inequality & Instability
DURING the past 30 years, a growing share of the global economic pie has been taken by the world's wealthiest people. In the UK and the US, the share of national income going to the top 1 percent has doubled, setting workforces adrift from economic progress.
PUTIN AND THE RUSSIAN ROULETTE
AS a journalist, the best part of covering the recent wave of protests and uprisings against autocrats is seeing stuff you never imagined you'd see - like, in Moscow last week, when some opponents of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's plans to become president again ...
Al Watan - Arabic Newspaper
Jamila - Monthly Women Magazine

Emir congratulates Fatah, Hamas on unity accord

PALESTINIAN national reconciliation became a reality on Monday with the signing of the accord by the Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and Chairman of the Palestinian Islamic ...

Katara opens Art Collection expo

KATARA Cultural Village Foundation's Art Collection expo opened on Monday to treat visitors to an exquisite array of paintings on display at the Katara's gallery. The paintings were acquired from 18 Qatari artists who ...

Investor confidence intact in Qatari market: QCB chief

PRUDENT and timely policies undertaken by the government in the face of eurozone debt crisis have instilled investor confidence in the Qatari market. This was said by Qatar Central Bank ...

Garmin wins team time trial

GARMIN- BARRACUDA zoomed to victory in the Team Time Trial at the Tour of Qatar on Monday. The American team covered the 11.3-km course at the Losail International Circuit in the first place, edging Omega ...

Viola Davis wins Oscar nomination and hearts

"WHEN you grow up in abject poverty and dysfunction,"Viola Davis says, "it requires a lot of entities to throw you a rope. "The first person to throw me the rope was my older sister, Diane," says the actress, who grew up in Rhode Island in a family ...

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74 pharmacists attend QU programme
QATAR University College of Pharmacy (CPH) recently held the 4th session of its continuing pharmacy professional development programme (CPPD) which was attended by 74 pharmacists from hospitals, clinics and community practice settings. The session titled ´Case 3: Asthma´ focused on optimal medication management for asthma patients. It was cofacilitated by Hamad Medical Corporation´s Dr Michael Fahey, Qatar Petroleum´s Dr Azza Abulrish, and CPPD.
Public health director, UCQ discuss collaboration
DIRECTOR of Public Health Dr Mohammed bin Hamad bin J al Thani recently visited the University of Calgary – Qatar (UCQ) to discuss partnerships and possible collaboration. "I am very impressed with the progress UCQ has made in such a short time. Enrolment figures continue to climb and you´ve already graduated 28 nurses who are now working in the Qatar health care system. They will contribute greatly to the demand for nurses," he said. He was ...
QA, Georgia in talks to boost tourism
QATAR Airways is engaging in talks with the government of Georgia on ways to help boost tourism to the South East European country. Qatar Airways Chief Executive Officer Akbar al Baker met with Georgian Prime Minister Nikoloz Gilauri in Tbilisi during the launch of the airline´s scheduled flights to the city recently. Baker said Georgia´s emerging tourism industry, along with infrastructure developments and highpotential business opportunities were ...
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QE completes formalities for status upgrade: Went
QATAR’S bourse has done all it needs to secure an upgrade to emerging market status from index compiler MSCI and the onus is now on individual companies to address the main foreign ownership limit issue, CEO Andre Went said. He said the exchange, home to the best-performing regional benchmark last year, aims to launch trade in bonds and increase companies listed on the bourse.
64 killed in Syria; US shuts down Damascus embassy
AT least 64 people died across Syria on Monday, mostly in the restive province around the city of Homs, which was heavily shelled by government troops targeting residential buildings and makeshift clinics, opposition activists said. The US closed its embassy in Damascus on Monday in a dramatic escalation of pressure on President Bashar al Assad to give up power ...
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