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Indian comedian Johnny Lever coming to Doha

A night of laughter and entertainment...

LuLu rings in British Food Festival 2019

LuLu Hypermarket Qatar is holding British Food Festival 2019 across...

Now is the time to share our stories: filmmaker

Qumra has become a platform for young Arab filmmakers and directors...

Ashghal holds workshop for govt service entities

The Utilities Co-ordination Committee (UCC) chaired by the Public...

Expo highlights careers in healthcare

Hamad Medical Corporation’s (HMC) Health Professions Awareness and...

QGMD partners with QU to acquire syringe patent

Qatari German for Medical Devices Company (QGMD) has announced the...

Brazilian physicist wins $1.4 mn Templeton Prize

Brazilian physicist and astronomer Marcelo Gleiser has been awarded the 2019 Templeton Prize, worth $1.4 million, for his work blending science and spirituality.

Flowers have been set up in tribute to victims at the site of a shooting in a tram, at 24 October sq

Dutch authorities seek motive behind Utrecht tram shooting

Dutch police on Tuesday questioned the Turkish-born suspect in a deadly shooting on a tram in the city of Utrecht and two other people arrested in connection with the rampage.

The lighted Eiffel Tower in front of the Seine river in front Beaugrenelle in Paris

Paris ties Singapore, Hong Kong as world's priciest cities

Paris has climbed to the top of the world's priciest city for expatriates, tied first with Singapore and Hong Kong according to a survey Tuesday that named the capital of strife-torn Venezuela as the cheapest.

Brazilian physicist wins $1.4 mn Templeton Prize

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Parts of Midwest struggle with deadly, historic flooding

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Trudeau shuffles team for third time in three months

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Supreme Court to decide Virginia gerrymandering

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Power cuts persist in Venezuela

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Protesters shout slogans during an anti-government demonstration in street 60 in the Sudanese capita

Hundreds protest in Sudan, keep up pressure on Bashir

Israeli soldier killed in West Bank attack

An Israeli soldier was killed and two other people were wounded...

First Qumra Talk shines spotlight on diversity in storytelling

At the first Qumra Talk of the Doha Film Institute’s (DFI) six-day...

Protesters hold rallies for jobless Sudanese: witnesses

Syria force locked in battle with IS in holdout village

US-backed forces battled Islamic State group fighters yesterday as...

Civilians walk together near Baghouz, Deir Al Zor province, Syria

Syria force locked in battle with IS in holdout village

US-backed forces battled Islamic State group fighters Saturday as the...

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Fitch affirms Doha Bank’s rating at ‘A’ with stable outlook

Fitch Ratings has affirmed Doha Bank’s Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) at ‘A’ with a stable outlook. At the same time, the agency has affirmed Doha Bank’s Viability Rating at ‘bb+’.

DP World trying to halt possible adverse probe findings: India watchdog

Dubai operator fears adverse investigation findings, says watchdog; India probing alleged antitrust violations at Mumbai port; DP World has urged court to stall the investigation

QIG Marine Services honoured for supporting QIBS 2019 edition

QIG Marine Services, a subsidiary of Qatari Investors Group (QIG), has been awarded by AlMannai Plus Events, the organiser of Qatar International Boat Show (QIBS) for being the official forwarding partner in a closing ceremony held recently at The Pearl-Qatar.

S Africa extends controlled blackouts as business stalls

South Africa’s state-owned power utility implemented a fifth straight day of controlled blackouts and will carry out more this week to prevent a total collapse of the electricity grid amid a shortage of capacity.

Chinese state councillor rejects ‘abnormal’ US spying concerns

China dismissed US security warnings against its telecoms equipment maker Huawei as groundless and “abnormal” yesterday, as the Chinese government’s top diplomat went to Brussels to cool growing European frustration over trade.

Japan exports slump again on weak demand

Japan’s exports fell for a third month in February in a sign of growing strain on the trade-reliant economy, suggesting the central bank might be forced to offer more stimulus eventually to temper the effects of slowing external demand and trade frictions.