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Wednesday, June 19 2013
Yemen Can't Do It Alone
DURING a recent visit to Yemen, I was sitting in a cafe in Sana when we suddenly experienced a power outage. I asked the waiter what happened, and he replied: "Saleh's men keep attacking the main power plant in Mareb to disrupt life in Sana.
THE AUSTERITY AGENDA
JOHN Maynard Keynes 75 years ago declared,"The boom, not the slump, is the right time for austerity." And he was right. Even if you have a long-run deficit problem - and who doesn't? - slashing spending while the economy is deeply depressed is a ...
Al Watan - Arabic Newspaper
Jamila - Monthly Women Magazine

Olympics to get Europe 22% more tourists from Qatar

WITH people thronging travel agencies in Doha for bookings to attend the London Olympic Games scheduled for next month, the agents are finding it difficult to arrange accommodation for many.

QOC, Sasol join hands to make disabled dream big

THE Qatar Olympic Committee, Qatar Paralympic Committee and Sasol, a South African chemical company, have come together to launch a first-of-its- kind campaign 'Definitely Able' in Qatar.

Qatari, Saudi economies may help stabilise Gulf bourses

THE Qatar Exchange (QE) along with most Gulf Arab share markets fell on Sunday as concern about a weak global economy, sliding oil prices and declines in overseas equity prices ...

Djokovic, Federer survive Paris scare

NOVAK Djokovic won even though he felt like nothing was working. A much less-known player named David Goffin lost, but he walked out of Roland Garros feeling like the luckiest guy in the world. A strange, gray Sunday at the French Open.

Chris loves to play larger than life hero

ANYONE who's seen the record-shattering hit The Avengers, or for that matter Thor (2011), has a hard time thinking of Chris Hemsworth as anyone but the hammer-wielding god of thunder, Thor. If he'd had his way, however, the Australian actor might...

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Qtel backs UK trip for trainees
QTEL on Sunday announced its support for a special professional development visit to major UK centres of learning for a group of highpotential Qatari national technical trainees. The visit, which is part of a special technical programme, will see 11 young technicians take part in training exercises in major institutions across the UK. As part of the itinerary, they will visit the Cable Technical Training National Centre in Manchester, the Concorde Language School in Kent...
Literary forum honours Indian fiction writer
QTHE Anjuman Muhibban-e- Urdu Hind Qatar (AMUHQ) organised a colourful literary programme titled Mehfil-e- Sher-o-Adab in honour of visiting Indian novelist and fiction writer Ghazafar Ali recently. The AMUHQ is affiliated to the Indian Cultural Centre under the aegis of the Indian embassy. Habib-un-Nabi presided over the event while Syed Fahimuddin attended the function as the chief guest. AMUHQ´s founder and patron of Urdu literary.
Charity concert for Villaggio fire victims
THE Awakenings Ensemble, Doha´s newest music group, marked a breathtaking Grand Finale of this year´s ASD Chamber Music Series, recently. Proceeds of the concert were directly donated to the victims of the recent fire incident at Villaggio and their families as a token of the school´s support to the community. It was also a tribute to some of Wolfgang Amadeus´ most compelling works, the concert saw in attendance scores of classical music...
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Afridi stars as Pakistan levels T20 series
SHAHID Afridi’s superb all-round performance helped Pakistan post an easy 23-run victory over Sri Lanka in the second and final Twenty20 international and level the series 1-1. Sri Lanka were out for 99 as they collapsed to their lowest T20 total against Pakistan, after restricting the tourists to 122- 6 in Hambantota. Man-of-thematch was Afridi.
10 Pakistani rebels killed in fresh US drone attack
AN American drone strike in the frontier tribal areas of Pakistan killed 10 suspected militants on Sunday, Pakistani officials said. It was sixth such strike in two weeks as the US pushes ahead with its drone campaign in the face of Pakistani demands to stop.The continued attacks emphasise the importance the US government puts on the drone campaign.
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