Education holds the key to the success of developing countries,...
Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, Chairperson of Qatar...
Qatar Foundation for Social Work (QFSW) and Harvard University,...
The organising committee of Doha International Maritime Defence...
Ooredoo is the Official Telecommunications Sponsor of the 2019...
Britain yesterday voted in a deeply divisive election that posed a historic choice between an imminent split from the European Union or another referendum that could scrap the entire Brexit project.
Amidst reports of two protesters dying in police firing, thousands of people defied curfew to hit the streets as the raging agitation against the Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) saw the house of a legislator and a circle office being set ablaze,
Two police first information reports (FIRs) have been registered against more than 250 lawyers who attacked Lahore’s Punjab Institute of Cardiology (PIC), allegedly tortured doctors and attendants, and damaged hospital property and police vehicles.
A third anti-government activist has been murdered in Iraq in less...
The United States on Wednesday imposed new sanctions on Iran's...
Iraq’s south saw further protests and explosions, as demonstrations...
More than 160 cars were vandalised in a Palestinian neighbourhood of...
Malaysia’s visiting Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamed yesterday held a roundtable meeting with the industry captains of Qatar, where he sought Doha’s investments, especially in the areas of hydrocarbons, chemicals and chemical products, food processing, halal, hotel and tourism, Islamic banking and
Nissan’s new boss said yesterday a top priority was to restore trust after the scandal over former chief Carlos Ghosn roiled the Japanese carmaker and its uneasy three-way alliance with Renault and Mitsubishi.
Google and Facebook Inc will come under greater scrutiny from Australia’s competition regulator as the government seeks to rein in the market dominance of the digital giants.
Emerging market assets jumped to their highest in more than a month yesterday as the prospect of an accommodative US Federal Reserve pushed money into equities and undercut the dollar.
Asian equities mostly rose and the dollar was subdued yesterday after the Federal Reserve indicated it was unlikely to change interest rates throughout next year, while the pound was in focus as the UK votes in a general election.
US regulators are digging into a topic that has been the talk of Wall Street and Washington ever since a controversial Vanity Fair article suggested investors made billions of dollars trading ahead of market-moving news: Are government leaks fuelling big profits in the futures market?
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