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Wednesday, June 19 2013
Mexican Democracy's Lost Years
IN 2000, the Institutional Revolutionary Party, which had run Mexico for 71 years with the help of a mixture of authoritarianism, corruption and election-tampering, was voted out of office. This was seen as the end of an era ...
THE (SORT OF) NEW MITT
TODAY: Mitt Romney and immigration. As you know, American Hispanics are an important and fast-growing voting bloc. Romney has long had a strategy for winning them over. The key, he explained last year, is to tell...
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NATO backs Turkey as Erdogan fumes at Syria

TURKEY'S prime minister branded Syria an imminent threat on Tuesday, vowing to retaliate over the "heinous" downing of one of its jets, as Russia downplayed the incident and NATO rallied behind Ankara. Amid reports.

Qataris prefer nationals as neighbours: QU study

MOST Qataris (about 97 percent) prefer Qatari families and Arabs as neighbours as they trust Arabs more than other expatriate groups in the country. This is a major finding of a survey titled ...

Qtel likely to buy remaining stake in Wataniya for $1.9bn

QATAR Telecom (Qtel), the majority state-held telecoms operator, has offered to buy the remaining 47.5 percent stake it does not already own in Kuwaiti unit Wataniya, a Kuwaiti bourse statement ...

Nadal survives scare, enters second round

TWO-TIME winner Rafael Nadal and four-time champion Serena Williams reached the Wimbledon second round on Tuesday, but Australia's men condemned their country to their worst performance since 1938. Nadal, fresh ...

Life can get better with age: Jane Fonda

"MY motto is, 'The old broad fooled them again,"' said Jane Fonda. The twotime Oscar winner may be 74, but as far as she's concerned she's still got some surprises to offer - especially to those who think that she's in her declining years. "My secret is attitude...

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Qatar a ray of hope for Muslim world: Pakistani senator
CHAIRMAN of Pakistan´s Senate Defence Committee Senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed said that the Muslim world looks to Qatari leadership for the resolution of global issues and conflicts. "Qatari leadership has a vision and Qatar is a ray of hope for the Muslim countries," Sayed said while speaking to community members at Pakistan embassy in Qatar on Monday. He said Qatar has been playing ...
Aster unveils heat stress awareness campaign
ASTER Medical Centre on Sunday launched a monthlong Heat Stress Awareness campaign in Qatar. The campaign was formally inaugurated by India´s Ambassador to Qatar HE Deepa Gopalan Wadhwa on the Indian embassy premises. The campaign, titled ´Beat the Heat´, includes a series of events to educate the public on health issues during the summer months. Awareness seminars based on heat stress and related issues will be organised in coordination...
QU, ExxonMobil launch teachers´ programme
QATAR University and ExxonMobil launched a one week pilot project for primary school teachers on Tuesday. The main objective of the programme would be to help educators — from third to fifth grade teachers — enhance their teaching skills through an innovative training programme. The programme aims to make teachers motivate students to pursue careers in math and science. The workshop will last for a week. The Qatar University ExxonMobil Teachers ...
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Qtel offers to buy remaining stake of Wataniya for $1.9bn
QATAR Telecom (Qtel), the majority state-held telecoms operator, has offered to buy the remaining 47.5 percent stake it does not already own in Kuwaiti unit Wataniya, a Kuwaiti bourse statement said on Tuesday. Based on Wataniya’s current market capitalisation of $3.97 billion, the stake is worth about $1.9 billion, Reuters data shows.
116 killed in fierce clashes in Syria
REBEL forces and Syrian army units engaged in deadly combat around elite Republican Guard posts in the suburbs of Damascus on Tuesday, as 116 people were killed across the country, a monitoring group said. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the death toll consisted of 68 civilians, 41 soldiers and seven rebels.
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