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Monday, May 20 2013
Crumbling House Of Assad
IT looks a lot like the end. Just as viewers of a movie franchise know the formula so well, they can tell when the final reel is under way, so we're getting used to the way Arab revolutions unfold - and sense that the signs point to a ...
WHAT I LIKE & DISLIKE ABOUT OBAMA
IT won't help him win many votes this year, but it should be noted that Barack Obama has been a good foreign policy president. He, Vice President Joe Biden, Secretary Hillary Clinton and the rest of his team have created a style of ...
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Let Annan mission focus on power transfer: PM

THE failure of all Arab and international initiatives to ensure a peaceful transfer of power in Syria and end bloodshed there is regrettable, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs His Excellency Sheikh Hamad ...

Qatar spends QR5 billion on humanitarian aid in two years

QATAR'S governmental and non-governmental agencies provided developmental and humanitarian aid worth over QR5 billion to 108 countries in 2010 and 2011, Department...

Markets look to Apple, Facebook for revival

THE trend of better-thanexpected earnings will be put to the test in the coming week when investors hope Apple can exceed already high expectations for the tech giant and Facebook reports its first quarterly earnings. Apple ...

'Support from the Emir will motivate Qataris in London'

QATAR Olympic Committee Secretary-General Sheikh Saoud bin Abdulrahman al Thani said the total support from the Royal Family to sports would encourage the national athletes to put up their best show in the ...

Minaj dishes out authentic content in convincing style

STARSHIPS is the song that caused Nicki Minaj a heap of trouble. At Hot 97's Summer Jam last month, Minaj withdrew from the concert after one of the radio station's DJs, Peter Rosenberg, derided that song as too pop, and ...

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Culture minister inaugurates Katara art exhibitions
MINISTER of Culture, Arts and Heritage Dr Hamad bin Abdulaziz al Kuwari inaugurated a series of art exhibitions organised by Katara, the Cultural Village, on Friday. The exhibitions seek to promote art and education in collaboration with other organisations. The ceremony was attended by Katara President Abdulrahman al Khulaifi, Sheikh Faisal bin Qasim al Thani and members of ...
700 students take part in reading challenge
A TOTAL of 700 students from six preparatory and secondary independent boys´ schools participated in the first Qatar Boys´ Book Challenge, sponsored by HSBC Bank Qatar and developed by British Council. The reading programme ran throughout the 2011 – 2012 academic school year and aimed to help encourage boys to read for pleasure. British Council Director Simon Winetroube said, "The benefits of reading are wellestablished and cut across many areas of ...
Hyatt Plaza hosts charity Fast-a-thon 2012
MORE than 250 people from 13 countries participated in the ´Fast-a-thon 2012´, a charity event to help the people of Niger, organised by Hyatt Plaza in cooperation with Qatar Red Crescent (QRC) on Saturday. The programme was exclusively for non-Muslims. QRC donated QR200 to the people of Niger on behalf of every individual who supported the cause by fasting. "I was craving for an opportunity to experience fasting as Muslims do. Waking up ...
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Pranab elected India’s next president, Sangma loses
PRANAB MUKHERJEE, the ruling United Progressive Alliance’s key strategist and a long-time minister, was on Sunday elected India’s 13th president by an overwhelming majority of MPs and legislators across the political spectrum, leaving his rival P A Sangma bruised.
Ten dead as record rain lashes Beijing
THE heaviest rain to hit Beijing in 61 years left at least 10 people dead over the weekend, while more downpours were forecast for northeast and southwest China, state media said on Sunday. Torrential rain pounded the capital all day on Saturday, leading to the evacuation of more than 30,000 people, mostly from Beijing’s outlying districts.
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