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Saturday, May 18 2013
Ripe For a Revolution?
ONE HUNDRED years ago, on February 12, 1912, the 6-yearold child emperor of the Qing Dynasty abdicated, ending more than 2,000 years of imperial rule in China. But this watershed moment for modern China will not be ...
KEYSTONE, TAKE 2
HERE's the question on the table today: Can a person support the Keystone XL oil pipeline and still believe that global warming poses a serious threat? To my mind, the answer is yes. The crude oil from the tar sands of Alberta.
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QDVC wins QR2bn rail contract

QATAR Railways Company (QRail) on Sunday signed a QR1.95 billion contract with Qatari Diar Vinci Construction (QDVC) for the new phase of works on the Lusail Light Rail Transit system. The agreement was signed by QRail Chief ...

Doha, Tirana in 'twinning' pact

A TWINNING agreement between the capitals of Qatar and Albania - Doha and Tirana respectively - was signed at the Ministry of Municipal Affairs on Sunday. The signatory on behalf of Doha was city mayor and ...

Iraq begins to pump oil to new Gulf terminal

IRAQ inaugurated a new offshore oil export terminal in the Arabian Gulf on Sunday in a vital step to ease infrastructure constraints and to bring sorely needed cash for reconstruction after ...

Peng, Nabhani to play opener

THE much-awaited 10th anniversary edition of the Qatar Total Open is all set to unfold at the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex on Monday. With all the top eight seeds having a bye in the opening .

Liquid voice of Whitney Houston falls silent

WHITNEY Houston, the multimillion- selling singer who emerged in the 1980s as one of her generation's greatest R&B voices, only to deteriorate through years of cocaine use and an abusive marriage, died Saturday in Beverly Hills ...

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Female participation in sports on the rise in M-E: NUQ study
WITH female sports participation in the Middle East on the rise, women and girls in the region are encountering a unique set of challenges not faced by their Western counterparts, according to a recent research conducted at Northwestern University in Qatar. NUQ sociologist Geoff Harkness and his course student Samira Islam shed light on the quiet, often overlooked gender revolution ...
IAID marks 10th anniversary with talent show
THE International Academy for Intercultural Development (IAID) celebrated its 10th anniversary with a glittering talent extravaganza at the Qatar National Convention Centre on Friday. About 1,500 guests flocked to the venue to watch over 200 students from 60 different nationalities showcase their talents in music, dance, arts, and fitness. IAID Director Rajesh Jadhav said, "We are the first local organisation to stage a talent show at the Qatar National ...
Cultural ministry lines up a slew of activities
THE Ministry of Culture Arts and Heritage is geared up to participate in a big way in the Qatar National Sports Day celebrations on February 14. The ministry has several activities lined up for the occasion including a rally on the big day. Expected to have over 500 people as participants, the rally will start from the ministry´s headquarters near the Corniche and culminate at Katara, the Cultural Village. Talking to the media regarding the event ...
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Doha signs pact with Tirana
AN agreement between the capitals of Qatar and Albania was signed at the Ministry of Municipal Affairs on Sunday. It pertains to exchange of knowledge, expertise and experiences in different areas of municipal services, particularly in issuing building permits, business licenses and billboards.
Athens burns, govt debates cuts
RIOTING spread across central Athens on Sunday with dozens of buildings engulfed in flames amid broader mass protests as lawmakers were set to cast a key vote on a new round of austerity measures. Greek police clashed with more than 2,000 anarchists carrying clubs and petrol bombs on dozens of fronts across the city.
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