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Thursday, June 20 2013
Spain's Suffering
ONE Spaniard recently put it this way: "We are being told to tighten our belts and drop our drawers at the same time." Unemployment is higher in Spain than anywhere else in the eurozone, and the economy has been starved back into ...
DIMON'S DEJA VU DEBACLE
SOMETIMES it's hard to explain why we need strong financial regulation - especially in an era saturated with pro-business, promarket propaganda. So we should always be grateful when someone makes the case ...
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Qatar looks forward to 2024 Olympics: Noora

THE decision by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) not to shortlist Doha for the Olympics and Paralympic Games 2020 does not curtail the country's ambitions or its work towards becoming a regional and global sports...

Agency for food risk assessment on cards

PLANS are underway to create a single agency that will be responsible for Qatar's national food risk assessment. The body will implement an integrated 'farm to table' food safety management in the country. Currently, food...

Qatari fund bullish on commodity prices

QATAR'S purchase of stakes in engineering group Siemens and oil giant Shell follow a pattern of the Gulf Arab state investing to accelerate its domestic development and, in the case of Shell, underlines its long-term faith in ...

Ahli shocks Rayyan in thriller

AL AHLI Club qualified for the final of the prestigious Heir Apparent Volleyball Cup, to be held on May 25. Its rival for the title will be mighty Al Arabi Club. In the third and decisive play-off, played at Al Arabi Club on Wednesday in a charged...

Cannes Film Festival abuzz as dark tales shine

THE Cannes film festival is buzzing this year with a string of hit movies in the official lineup. The unseasonably cold, wet weather has done little to dampen spirits among the famously picky critics and journalists on the French...

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QSTP inks deal with UK health services provider
QATAR Science & Technology Park (QSTP), developer of the Rasad remote monitoring technology, signed an agreement with UK´s health services provider to help enhance National Health System (NHS) service to millions of patients across England. The agreement was signed on Tuesday with Harmoni and Corinium Technologies Limited — two companies that will deploy the technology in the UK on behalf of the NHS. Rasad, the first ´Made in Qatar´ ...
QA students visit Asian, European nations
QATAR Academy (QA) students embarked on weeklong learning trips ´Week Without Walls´ to different Asian and European countries recently. The students visited Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand in Asia, and Italy, Switzerland, England and France in Europe. Each year, Grade six to 10 students enrolled in the Middle Years Programme (MYP) select from a vast array of local and international weeklong trips, focusing on the International ...
SDC fetes Reyada Awards winners
THE Social Development Center (SDC) awarded the winning entrepreneurial projects for the first series of Reyada Awards to Qatari entrepreneurs at Qatar National Convention Center on Tuesday. The award is designed to honour Qatari entrepreneurs, as well as individuals and organisations that support entrepreneurial ventures. The awards were presented by Munira bint Nasser al Missned, chairperson of the board of trustees, SDC; and Amal al Mannai, executive...
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High turnout in Egypt’s vote for new president
EGYPTIANS voted on Wednesday in the country’s first free presidential elections, with Islamists and secularists vying for power with competing visions of an Egypt liberated of ousted dictator Hosni Mubarak’s iron grip.
Rupee skids to 56 versus dollar; further fall likely
THE rupee slumped to a record low of 56 to the dollar on Wednesday, and traders said it could fall further to 57. The fall ratchets up pressure on policymakers to restore confidence in the currency at a time when appetite for risky assets is ebbing around the world.
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