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Military College organises graduates’ forum

Qatar, US discuss parliamentary ties

Dahlan bin Jaman al-Hamad, member of...

Workshop focuses on response to disasters

HE the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Sultan bin Saad...

Outcome of Amir’s tour to Rwanda and Nigeria hailed

The Cabinet’s regular meeting, chaired by HE the Prime Minister...

Annual Oud Festival continues to enthral audience at Katara

The third annual Katara Oud Festival continued for the second day at...

Tudor timepieces unveiled in Qatar

In a first for Qatar, Fifty One East, the country’s leading...

US embassy supports education conference

Qatar’s Ministry of Education and Higher Education and US embassy...

President Donald Trump yesterday vowed to fight all the way to the Supreme Court against any effort by congressional Democrats to impeach him, even though the US Constitution gives Congress complete authority over the impeachment process.

18 new suspects held as Lanka hunts for bombers

Government admits ‘major’ intelligence lapses

PM reaffirms pledge to recover looted wealth

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has once again reaffirmed his commitment to recover the national looted wealth from corrupt elements.

Trump vows court fight over impeachment bid

01:32 AM - 25 April 2019

Indigenous Brazilians protest over land rights

01:01 AM - 25 April 2019

Speak your mind: brain implant translates thought to speech

08:14 PM - 24 April 2019

Boeing abandons financial outlook, sees $1bn in extra cost on 737 MAX

07:35 PM - 24 April 2019

Netflix, streaming services win Oscars cinema rule battle

11:10 AM - 24 April 2019

Saudi Arabia executes young men after sham trials

Sudanese civil society activists Muawia Shaddad (L) and Omar el-Digeir (R), two of the leaders from

Sudan protesters pledge 'million march' for civil rule

Sudanese protest leaders raised the pressure on the country's army...

A tank belonging to the Libyan internationally recognised government forces arrives during the fight

At least 264 dead in battle for Libya capital: WHO

At least 264 people have been killed and 1,266 wounded, including...

Sudan's General Abdelfattah Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo standing before Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah Al

Sudanese militia commander waits in wings after president ousted

A damaged military vehicle during the fighting with the Eastern forces in Ain Zara, in Tripoli

Day flights to resume at Libya capital's airport

Day-time flights will resume at Tripoli's only functioning airport...

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani meets with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan in Tehran

Iran and Pakistan to form joint rapid reaction force at border - Rouhani

Iran and Pakistan will form a joint quick reaction force to combat...

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QNB announces platinum sponsorship of Internal Auditing 2019 conference

QNB has announced its platinum sponsorship of the Sixth National Conference on Internal Auditing 2019, which will be be held at Hilton Doha on April 28 and 29. The bank’s sponsorship of this event comes within the framework of its commitment to supporting various events aimed at enhancing internal

Samsung plans $116bn investment in non-memory chips

Samsung Electronics Co plans to invest $116bn in non-memory chips through 2030, to cut its reliance on the volatile memory chip market and develop chips to power self-driving cars and AI-enabled devices.

Japan’s SoftBank bets $1bn on German firm Wirecard

SoftBank Group Corp’s $1bn bet on Wirecard AG is a boon for the battered German digital-finance firm and secures a major European partner for the Japanese tech conglomerate that’s bulking up in mobile payments.

Occidental offers $57bn for Anadarko, topping Chevron

Oil and gas producer Occidental Petroleum Corp yesterday made a $57bn bid for Anadarko Petroleum Corp, topping Chevron Corp’s $50bn offer and sparking the first takeover battle for a major oil company in years.

Asia markets mostly end higher, but Wall St records fail to inspire rally

Asian markets mostly rose yesterday following a record-breaking close on Wall Street that was fuelled by strong earnings from US big-hitters, but investors held back from firing a full-on rally.

Wall Street treads water after record-breaking trading session

Wall Street was flat yesterday as investors digested a round of mixed earnings reports a day after a record-breaking session in New York failed to spark a global rally. A raft of better-than-forecast earnings results for US corporate giants had catapulted New York’s S&P 500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq