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Amir sends message to Venezuelan president

QCS raises awareness on childhood cancer

Qatar Cancer Society (QCS) has launched...

Defence ties remain strong

Amiri Air Forces commander Brigadier General (Pilot) Hamad Mubarak...

Research in focus at Sidra Cudos 2018

Research is the key factor in countering the great healthcare...

Counsellors trained in career guidance

The US embassy, in partnership with Qatar Career Development Centre...

Qatar denies rumours of sending message to Israeli PM's office

Qatar has categorically denied recent reports based on rumours that...

MME cracks down on unauthorised ‘farms’

The land patrols of the Department of Protection and Wildlife at the...

German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer has told Bild newspaper that he would not bow to demands to dismiss Hans-Georg Maassen, who was set to take up a senior role in the interior ministry after being ousted as spymaster.

Britain fumes at ‘insulting’ Tusk post

British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt has accused EU Council President Donald Tusk of “insulting the British people” by needling Prime Minister Theresa May in a viral social media post.

Javid: All refusals have followed careful and deliberate consideration. No decision has been taken l

Windrush scheme begins rejecting applicants

A specialist taskforce set up to help people who believe they are victims of the Windrush scandal is to start the process of refusing cases deemed to be ineligible for documentation or citizenship.

South Carolina races to beat dangerous flooding

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New bombshell revives debate on Trump’s fitness to hold top office

11:46 PM - 22 September 2018

Journalist shot dead in front of home in Mexico

02:48 PM - 22 September 2018

South Carolina communities race to beat dangerous flooding

12:53 PM - 22 September 2018

Truck full of bodies draws Mexicans searching for relatives

10:19 AM - 22 September 2018

Iran vows response after 29 killed at army parade

Lebanon navy rescues dozens from sinking Cyprus-bound boat

Lebanon's navy rescued dozens of people, including Syrians, from a...

Soldiers and a Shia Muslim cleric (R) sitting close to the ground seeking cover at the scene of an a

Iran FM blames 'foreign regime' backed by US for parade attack

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif blamed "a foreign...

An Iranian soldier carrying an injured comrade at the scene of an attack on military parade

24 killed including 12 Revolutionary Guards in attack on Iran military parade

Yemeni children brave new school year as war rages on

The walls are crumbling, the windows shattered, and the boys sit...

Palestinian shot dead in new Gaza clashes

A Palestinian was killed by Israeli fire in new clashes along the...

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Sheikh Ahmed, W Virginia governor eye boost in Qatar-US trade relations

Bilateral economic co-operation between Qatar and the US figured in the talks West Virginia Governor Jim Justice had with HE the Minister of Economy and Commerce, Sheikh Ahmed bin Jassim bin Mohamed al-Thani in West Virginia recently.

Aramco is not alone as Saudi privatisation push slows

Aramco may have grabbed the biggest headlines, but the oil giant’s delayed initial public offering is just the latest sign of Saudi Arabia’s slowing privatisation push.

Iran letter reaffirms Opec divisions before meeting

Iran has written to fellow Opec members to complain that some countries are conducting oil production policy unilaterally, laying bare fissures in the group as officials prepare to meet in Algiers this weekend.

MoTC minister visits Qatar’s pavilion at Seatrade Cruise Med in Lisbon

HE the Minister of Transport and Communications Jassim Seif Ahmed al-Sulaiti visited Qatar’s pavilion at the Seatrade Cruise Med exhibition, which opened in the Portuguese capital of Lisbon on Wednesday.

Iran’s economy

For a decade, the US and other major powers squeezed Iran’s economy to force it to rein in its nuclear programme. Most sanctions on Iran were lifted in early 2016 under a multilateral agreement to limit and monitor the country’s nuclear activities.

Aggressive, undiplomatic and effective: US sanctions cripple Iranian oil exports

Aggressive and undiplomatic, certainly, but also extremely effective. With nearly 50 days to go before new US oil sanctions against Iran enter into force, President Donald Trump has already managed to crush the country’s petroleum exports, dealing severe economic damage to Tehran.