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Sunday, May 26 2013
Libya's Civil War
THE past month has been a tumultuous one for Libya. Successful local elections in Benghazi, in which voter turnout was impressive and a female candidate secured the largest number of votes, showed that the country can move towards becoming a state with viable democratic processes and representative...
NO AUSTERITY IN AMERICA
HOPE springs eternal. For a few hours I was ready to applaud Mitt Romney for speaking honestly about what his calls for smaller government actually mean. Never mind. Soon the candidate was being his normal self, denying having said what he said and serving...
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City Center reopening put off by 2 days

THE City Center will remain closed till Monday, according to the mall administration. Talking to Qatar Tribune an employee of City Center said on Sunday, "Hopefully, the City Center will open on Tuesday." "But, please check again tomorrow for ...

Qatar still region's top healthcare spender: SCH

THE second National Health Accounts (NHA) report which is expected to be published within a month shows that Qatar is still the top healthcare spender per capita in the region, an official of the ...

Nakilat assumes full control of VLGCs

NAKILAT, Qatar's premier gas transporter, has assumed full responsibility for the management and operations of its four VLGCs (Very Large Gas Carriers), said a press release from the company on Sunday. Completed on June.

Germany, Portugal in quarters, Dutch and Danes packed off

PORTUGAL beat the Netherlands 2-1 on Sunday to set up a Euro 2012 quarter-final with the Czech Republic and condemn the Dutch to a first group-stage European Championship exit since 1980. In Lviv ...

Chick-flicks look beyond conventions of wedded bliss

A FASCINATING thing has happened recently on the way to the cineplex. The romantic comedy - which has always revolved around the ages-old narrative for female fulfilment, the happily-surmounted challenges that give way ...

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GSAS building standards gain regional recognition
INa move that will further consolidate Qatar´s position as a global innovator in green technology, the Gulf Organisation for Research and Development (GORD) has announced the launch of the Global Sustainability Assessment System (GSAS) as the standard for excellence in sustainability in the MENA region. Making the announcement at a press conference on Sunday, Founding Chairman of GORD Dr...
RasGas hosts American teachers on M-E cultural exchange tour
RASGAS Company Limited (RasGas) recently hosted a luncheon for 12 American teachers who are in Qatar for the fourth annual Teachers Educating Across Cultures in Harmony (TEACH) Fellowship programme. TEACH is a cultural exchange tour of Middle East organised by the Bilateral US-Arab Chamber of Commerce (BUSACC). The programme, offered to primary and secondary.
HMC holds safety workshop
A WORKSHOP on fire safety was conducted by Hamad Medical Corporation´s (HMC) Occupational Health and Safety Department recently. The workshop focused on safety lessons which can be learnt from the tragic Villaggio fire. About 160 HMC staff and senior management took part in the workshop, which was held at Hamad Medical City´s Club Hotel. Dr Huda al Noaimi, executive director of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) during her ...
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Egypt votes on final day of presidential election
EGYPTIANS were voting on Sunday on the last day of a highly divisive presidential run-off between an Islamist and Hosni Mubarak’s last prime minister, amid moves by the army to consolidate its power ahead of the final results. Former air force chief Ahmed Shafiq,who served as expresident Mubarak’s prime minister, is vying for the top job against Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Mursi.
Pro-bailout party gets edge over Syriza in Greek polls
GREECE’S pro-bailout conservative New Democracy party was slightly leading in elections on Sunday, according to exit polls. Private television broadcaster Mega said New Democracy had a slight lead, with 27.5 to 30.5 per cent of the vote, while the radical leftist Syriza party was at between 27 and 30 per cent. Fed up with austerity Greeks voted on Sunday in elections that could decide their future in the eurozone.
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