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QU conference focuses on use of zebrafish as research tool

Al Udeid Air Base organises Family Day Festival

Al Udeid Air Base organised on Friday...

Abandoned vehicles, equipment removed

Al Shamal Municipality's General Control Section, in co-operation...

MC hosts interactive training course on pelvic fractures

The Orthopaedic Department at Hamad General Hospital and the Bone and...

Challenge 22 win provides platform to showcase Arab innovation: entrepreneur

Entrepreneur Mohamed al-Kilany says winning Challenge 22 has provided...

HE the Minister of Administrative Development, Labour and Social Affairs Yousef bin Mohamed al-Othma

International thyroid cancer conference opens with 1,500 delegates

About 1,500 delegates are attending the Qatar International Thyroid...

Work on to complete remaining sections of Al Khor Road

The Public Works Authority (Ashghal) has delivered 80% of the Al Khor...

Bangladeshis attend a protest in Dhaka following Nusrat Jahan Rafi's murder by being set on fire aft

Bangladeshis protest after sexually assaulted girl burned to death

Demonstrations were held across the Bangladesh capital Saturday for the tenth consecutive day after a teenager who accused a head teacher of sexually harassing her was burned to death.

Qiu Yanpeng, deputy commander of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy, speaks at a news conferenc

China to show new warships as Beijing flexes military muscle on navy anniversary

China will show off new warships including nuclear submarines and destroyers at a parade next week marking 70 years since its navy's founding, a senior commander said on Saturday ...

Marcus Hutchins (R) arrives with his lawyers Marcia Homann (L) and Brian Klein (C) at US Federal Cou

Cyber expert credited with stopping 'WannaCry' attack admits malware charges

A British cyber security researcher hailed as a hero for neutralizing the global ‘WannaCry’ ransomware attack in 2017 has pleaded guilty to US charges of writing malware.

Mueller report, available for free online, becomes bestselling book

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Cyber expert credited with stopping 'WannaCry' attack admits malware charges

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Gunmen kill 13 at Veracruz bar in one of worst Mexican slayings this year

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Democrats push for all Russia probe evidence

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Thousands attend Garcia’s funeral

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Troops strike Gaza after cross-border fire

A Yemeni child receives treatment for cholera at a hospital in the Khokha district of the western pr

Yemen risks 'massive resurgence' of cholera: Oxfam

Oxfam has warned that war-torn Yemen risks a "massive resurgence" of...

Turkey arrests two suspected UAE spies: report

Turkey has arrested two men suspected of spying for the United Arab...

Protesters again march in Khartoum

Tripoli fight could spark conflagration: UN envoy

The UN’s Libya envoy yesterday warned of “a widening conflagration”...

UN envoy to Libya warns of 'conflagration'

The UN's Libya envoy warned Thursday of ‘a widening conflagration’ in...

China’s politburo said the economy was better than expected in the first quarter, but tried to temper expectations for a quick rebound, saying that it’s facing difficult external and domestic situations.

US gas export clout set to grow with new LNG approvals

America is set to become an even bigger player in the global liquefied natural gas market after the nation’s top regulator approved two more projects to export the super-chilled fuel. Tellurian Inc’s proposed $28bn Driftwood terminal in Louisiana and Sempra Energy’s Port Arthur LNG project in Texas

Indian refiners turn to Opec, Mexico, US to make up Iran oil gap

Indian refiners are increasing their planned purchases from Opec nations, Mexico and the US to make up for any loss of Iranian oil if the US enforces sanctions more harshly from next month, sources and company officials said.

Iran crude oil buyers stay on the sidelines as waiver decision looms

The biggest buyers of Iranian oil are said to be putting their purchases on hold as they wait to see whether the White House will extend waivers allowing them to keep buying the crude.

IMF slates unpredictable policies in report Tanzania blocked

The International Monetary Fund said that Tanzania’s economy is being harmed by the government’s “unpredictable and interventionist policies” in a report whose release the East African country has blocked.

South Africa forced into emergency bailout to troubled Eskom

Less than a week after the boss of South Africa’s Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd declared “the days of surprises are over,” documents show the government was forced to pay 5bn rand ($355.2mn) in emergency funds so the state-based utility could meet obligations.