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Friday, May 24 2013
Japan's Illusions
MARCH 11, 2011, was a transformational moment for the Japanese people. It not only shattered the public myth of absolute safety that had been nurtured by the Japanese nuclearpower industry and its proponents. It also destroyed Japan's self-image as a ''safe...
GREEK-STYLE AUSTERITY
SO Greece has officially defaulted on its debt to private lenders. It was an “orderly” default, negotiated rather than simply announced, which I guess is a good thing. Still, the story is far from over. Even with this debt relief, Greece - like other European nations...
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Saudi, Bahrain & Holland shut embassies in Damascus

SAUDI Arabia, Bahrain and The Netherlands have decided to shut their missions in Syria, and to recall their diplomats, even as European Union called on member states to pull out their ambassadors.

Thai princess, Nobel laureate to attend mutagens meeting

NOBEL Laureate Dr Kirk R Smith and Professor Princess Chulabhorn of Thailand will deliver keynote presentations at the Sixth International Conference on Environmental Mutagens in Human ...

Vodafone to start new billing settlement plan

VODAFONE Qatar, which has been in operation for about 32 months, is planning to introduce billing settlement plan to woo affluent customers, a top company official has said. "We will be launching the billing ...

Sheikh Hassan, Curtis clinch opener

THE change in the venue of the Qatar Grand Prix, the opening round of the UIM Class One World Powerboat Championship, from the Corniche waterfront to The Pearl Qatar marina brought about a welcome change in the fortunes of the leading...

Don't call me a diva again: Alexandra Burke

EVERY time I do interviews," pop star Alexandra Burke tells me, "I always hear, 'Oh, I didn't realise you were this fun. Oh, I didn't realise you were this bubbly. I heard you were a bitch.'"It's a bewildering start to a conversation. We've just sat down, in the basement...

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Qatargas raises road safety awareness at traffic week
QATARGAS is raising road safety awareness at the 28th GCC Traffic Week programme which will conclude at the Doha Exhibition Centre on Friday. The event, organised by the Ministry of Interior, is being held under the slogan ´Let us Work Together for Reduction of Traffic Accidents´. Stressing the importance of adherence to road safety practices, Qatargas provides interactive safety awareness.
QU business students, faculty strengthen links with alumni
THE Office of Research and Graduate Programmes in the College of Business and Economics (CBE) at Qatar University (QU) recently held a discussion forum aimed at enhancing communication among students, faculty, college administration, and the MBA alumni. Welcoming remarks were made by CBE Dean Prof Nitham Hindi who thanked everyone for their participation and their support...
62 beauticians graduate from Tajmeel
ALTOGETHER 62 beauticians, including seven Qataris, received international certificates in the hair and beauty styling during first annual graduation ceremony of Qatar International Beauty Academy (Tajmeel) at Qatar National Conventional Center on Wednesday. The graduates received certifications from the International Therapy Examination Council (ITEC), the Confederation of International Beauty Therapy & Cosmetology (CIBTAC) and the City and ...
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UK may lose AAA rating, Fitch warns
FITCH Ratings revised its outlook on Britain’s AAA rating to negative on Wednesday, warning the nation could lose its top-notch status in the next couple of years if the government eases back on its debt cutting stance. The Fitch action is likely to dampen calls for the government to loosen its fiscal stance.
Taliban suspend talks with US
THE Taliban militant group has said it is suspending talks with the United States. Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said in a statement on Thursday that the Taliban only wanted to discuss prisoner transfers and the establishment of a political office in Qatar, but US negotiators wanted to broaden the discussion.
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