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QFFD sends urgent medical aid to Iran

MME streamlines clearance services of hazardous goods

The Ministry of Municipality and...

Alkhater holds discussions with Canadian minister in virtual meet

HE the Assistant Foreign Minister and Spokesperson for the Ministry...

Qatar to hold national dialogues to develop food systems

The Ministry of Municipality and Environment (MME) will hold national...

QU, Turkish Maarif Foundation sign agreement for scholarships

Qatar University (QU) has signed a co-operation protocol with Turkish...

Doha Central Development and Beautification Project to impart facelift

The Doha Central Development and Beautification Project will improve...

The meeting dealt with reviewing bilateral co-operation. The Romanian president of the Chamber of De

Romania's president of the Chamber of Deputies meets Qatar's ambassador

President of the Chamber of Deputies of Romania Ludovic Orban met...

(File photo) "Firenados" occur when searing heat and turbulent winds rise above out-of-control fores

Solastalgia, doomism: mind-boggling new climate lingo

One of the annoying things about global warming — besides the likelihood it will ravage life on Earth — is all the new words we are expected to learn in order to track our descent into climate chaos.

This file picture taken in 1970 shows a French nuclear test at Mururoa in French Polynesia in the So

French Polynesia is owed debt over N-tests: Macron

French President Emmanuel Macron said yesterday that Paris owed “a debt” to French Polynesia over nuclear tests conducted in the South Pacific territory between 1966 and 1996, but stopped short of apologising.

CONCERN: The researchers said there was “mounting evidence that we are nearing or have already cross

Earth’s ‘vital signs’ worsening as humanity’s impact deepens

The global economy’s business-as-usual approach to climate change has seen Earth’s “vital signs” deteriorate to record levels, an influential group of scientists said yesterday, warning that several climate tipping points were now imminent.

Leftist Castillo sworn in as Peru’s president on nation’s independence anniversary

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US firefighters burnt out by endless blazes

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Indian state deploys 4,000 commandos after killings

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Police testify to US Capitol riot probe

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Georgia man pleads guilty to Atlanta spa murders

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Palestinian boy shot dead in West Bank

Members of Syria's opposition National Liberation Front fire a 130mm cannon during fighting with Syr

IS attack kills seven Syrian troops

Islamic State group militants killed at least seven soldiers and...

Lebanon’s PM-designate bids to form much-delayed cabinet

Lebanon’s new prime minister-designate Najib Mikati yesterday held...

Police officers stand guard outside the parliament building in Tunis, on Tuesday.

Tunisia’s Ennahda party moves to ease tensions, unions demand roadmap

US urges Saied to adhere to principles of democracy

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, in a phone call on Monday with...

Saudi Arabia threatens 3-year travel ban for citizens who visit "red list" states

Saudi Arabia will impose a three-year travel ban on citizens...

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Boeing chief sustainability officer Chris Raymond.

Boeing charts path to sustainable aerospace

Boeing shared its vision for the future of sustainable aerospace, established broad sustainability goals and highlighted environment, social and governance (ESG) progress in alignment with global sustainability standards in its first Sustainability Report.

The need for Single European Skies

The Single European Sky initiative will one-day increase the efficiency of air traffic management and air navigation services by reducing the immense fragmentation of European airspace. By its nature, this ongoing initiative is pan-European and open to neighbouring countries. But the question is…whe

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Pandemic’s longer-term effects on aviation emerge; Covid-19 protocols are here to stay

The coronavirus pandemic has changed life as we know it since early last year, although few things have been as affected as travel.

Domestic credit pace, global expansion help banks enhance share in Qatar's GDP: CI

Faster domestic credit and global expansion of local lenders helped banking sector fast enhance its share in the gross domestic product (GDP) of Qatar, whose growth is slated to recover gradually from the Covid-19 over the next two years, according to Capital Intelligence (CI), an international cred

The Federal Reserve building in Washington, DC. The Fed kept the target range for its benchmark poli

Fed says progress made towards conditions for tapering bond buys

Federal Reserve officials said the labour market and inflation have made progress towards preconditions for tapping the brakes on their robust support for the US economy, even as the delta variant of the coronavirus poses an increasing threat to growth.