Joffrey Francisco Pinto is leaving Qatar after putting in 36 years of service with the Gulf Times newspaper.

Klay Thompson delivered 26 points and Kevin Durant tallied 25 as the reigning NBA champion Golden State Warriors held on to defeat the Raptors 127-125 in Toronto on Saturday.

Police rushed to the hotel after receiving a report on Sunday morning that a man and a woman, both aged 42, were fighting.

Alibaba Group Holding was cited again as a marketplace for fakes on a US blacklist, another sign of increasing tension between the US and China.

Emergency officials in southern California yesterday said they were looking for five people missing and feared dead or trapped by deadly mudslides and have expanded the search area.

The European single currency surged yesterday to a three-year peak against the dollar as German Chancellor Angela Merkel moved closer to a new coalition government, dealers said.

The European Central Bank is again struggling to get the message across to markets that any unwinding of stimulus will be slow and steady.

The party of former Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh named a new leader on Sunday after he was killed last month by the Iran-aligned Houthi movement his one-time allies in the country's civil war.

A new Ooredoo Shop has been opened in Industrial Area, located opposite Al Attya Market, it was announced yesterday.

Five people were killed when a city bus ploughed into a pedestrian underpass in western Moscow on Monday, traffic police said.

Athlete pips Superbikes world champion Jonathan Rea and Paralympian Jonnie Peacock

Lebanese security forces fired tear gas and water canons at protesters near the US Embassy in Lebanon on Sunday during a demonstration against President Donald Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, TV footage showed.