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Ooredoo to manage ICT services for Doha Bank

Barwa Bank announces draw winners of Thara’a savings account prize

Barwa Bank has announced the names of...

Blueair launches Joys S

Blueair, a world leader in air purification solutions, has launched...

WCM-Q to organise medical humanities conference in Nov

Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar (WCM-Q), a Qatar Foundation (QF) partner...

Sidra Medicine to host paediatric orthopaedic symposium

Sidra Medicine will host a first-of-its-kind orthopaedic symposium on...

HMC focuses on infection prevention and control

Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC), through its Infection Prevention and...

Farewell for Kenyan envoy

Ministry of Foreign Affairs Secretary General Dr Ahmed bin Hassan...

Actress who helped trigger India's #MeToo movement ‘inspired by God’

The Bollywood actress who helped trigger the #MeToo movement in India challenging sexual harassment and abuse sees it as part of her religious education after an experience 10 years ago ...

Dozens of Afghan police killed or wounded as election nears

Dozens of Afghan police were killed or wounded in heavy fighting in northern and central provinces overnight, officials said on Tuesday, just days before parliamentary elections ...

Volvo warns some truck and bus engines may exceed emission limits

Swedish truckmaker Volvo warned on Tuesday that an emissions control component used in its vehicles was degrading more quickly than expected, which could cause engines to exceed emission limits ...

US defence chief Mattis says Trump is '100 percent' with him

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Trump, Melanie arrive in hurricane-hit Panhandle

12:23 AM - 16 October 2018

Hard sell? Met Opera seeks to lure millennials

12:21 AM - 16 October 2018

Honduran migrant group grows, on way to the US

12:05 AM - 16 October 2018

Fleeing electricity, Mexico’s Mennonites seek new home

11:57 PM - 15 October 2018

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Troops shoot dead Palestinian in West Bank

Militants fail to quit Syria buffer, throwing deal into doubt

Militants in Syria’s Idlib failed to meet a deadline yesterday to...

British academic charged with spying by UAE govt

A British academic has been charged for spying in the United Arab...

A view of the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul

Turkey to search Saudi consulate Monday: diplomatic source

A Jordanian policeman checks a car at Jordan's Jaber border crossing checkpoint near Syria's Nasib c

Jordan reopens main border post with Syria after 3 years

Jordan on Monday reopened its main border crossing with war-torn...

Turkish police forensic experts examine the wreckage of a truck, carrying migrants, after it crashed

Nineteen migrants killed in traffic accident in Turkey

Nineteen people, including children, died on Sunday when a vehicle...

India's oil demand is expected to rise by 5.8 million barrels per day (bpd) by 2040, accounting for about 40 percent of the overall increase in global demand during the period, OPEC's secretary general said on Friday.

Oil and gas prices slide due to increased production

Oil After four weeks of gains, benchmark crude futures declined last week by around 4%. Prices were dragged down by a significant increase in US crude inventories (+6mn barrels) and a sharp sell-off in US equity markets, while the IMF revised down its 2018 & 2019 economic growth forecasts to 3.7% (-

Britain’s Cuadrilla starts fracking for gas after 7-yr pause

British shale gas company Cuadrilla has started fracking for natural gas in northwest England, seven years after the practice was halted in Britain for causing earth tremors.

Sears goes bankrupt, deserted by shoppers and mired in debt

Sears Holdings Corp, the 125-year-old retailer that became an icon for generations of American shoppers, filed for bankruptcy, saddled with billions of dollars of debt racked up as it struggled to adjust to the rapid shift toward online consumption.

Pakistan govt policies may discourage investors

Having exhausted all other sources to raise funds – urging overseas Pakistanis to contribute $1,000; facing an ice-cold attitude from ‘friendly countries’ towards a bailout loan and selling some low-value moveable assets (cars and buffaloes) the government has had to swallow a bitter pill and return

HNA exploring options to sell IT unit Pactera

China’s HNA Group is exploring an outright sale and other options for its IT outsourcing unit Pactera and has held talks with investors including Ant Financial, people with knowledge of the situation said.