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The rain with thunderstorms and strong winds are expected from the evening of Wednesday until Thursday afternoon.
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Violating companies without proper licenses to operate will be dealt with legal action.
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The funding will enable the necessary infrastructure to provide services to support families and children affected by the ongoing conflict.
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Qatar hosted a delegation from Ukraine led by H.E. Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets.
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Qatar is hosting 20 reunified families as part of its mediation efforts to reunite families separated by the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
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The Peninsula study shows inferior quality grains sold in retail market
Is that authentic basmati rice ethnic biriyani you are eating? It seems not. Consumers of basmati rice in Qatar are apparently taken for a ride. People in Qatar are spending over $9m on fake basmati of the so called basmati –labels. A recent study done by The Peninsula shows that at least 50 percent of the so called basmati rice sold in Qatar retail market is adulterated with inferior quality grains.
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22 February 2009 08:55 am
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Singer delights Doha audience
SIR Willard White, one of the world’s great bass baritone singers, performed at two concerts in Doha recently. While he gave a performance on Wednesday evening in concert with the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra (QPO) at the Ladies Club at Aspire, he was on stage at Qatar Academy’s auditorium on Thursday in A Gala Evening of Songs.
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21 February 2009 12:56 pm
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Two firms jointly launch software to fight web scam
Two leading Internet-based companies, Cisco and Trend Micro, have joined forces to help residents fight the Internet scam recently pervading in Qatar. Trend Micro, an Internet security software, recently teamed up with Cisco a much patronised wireless router, to help keep families safe from the onslaught of Internet scam. The partnership between the two companies was recently introduced to the local market at a time when a resident became a victim to a hacker while using her Yahoo Messenger
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Paper Boy
21 February 2009 12:51 pm
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Bahrain hails Qatar’s stance
The Kingdom of Bahrain has expressed thanks for the stance Qatar expressed on the allegations which some Iranian officials repeated from time to time and which infringed on the sovereignty and independence of Bahrain.
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Paper Boy
21 February 2009 12:50 pm
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Japan’s natural beauty on show
Famous Japanese landscape photographer Takashi Amano unveiled his works on Thursday night at the Qatar Photographic Society. In his first exhibition in the Middle East, Takashi showcased his works of Sado, Japan .
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21 February 2009 12:49 pm
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Visitors throng The Pearl-Qatar
“Weekends at The Pearl-Qatar are always jam-packed. We always have a good turnout of high-end shoppers, business visitors or residents who just want to hang out at the boardwalk at Porto Arabia,” said Malik Qaiser Awan, general manager of the United Fashion Co., The Pearl-Qatar.
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Paper Boy
21 February 2009 12:48 pm
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Thousands in Musherib to lose homes
An estimated 5,000 to 7,000 people, including single workers, shopkeepers and families, are expected to be displaced from Al Musherib locality, which is earmarked for large-scale demolition to give way to modern structures, says a Qatari social activist.
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Paper Boy
21 February 2009 12:47 pm
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Al Jazeera plans Canada operations
Al Jazeera television network has announced plans to enter North America by seeking permission to start its English channel from Canada.
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19 February 2009 09:04 am
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:eco:Qatar focuses on Solar Energy
Qatari companies becoming the main exporters of solar energy know-how is a long-term vision of Qatar Science & Technology Park, executive chairman Dr Tidu Maini said yesterday.
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Paper Boy
19 February 2009 09:02 am
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CNA-Q to host Terry Fox Run event
The College of the North Atlantic (CNA-Q) will tomorrow host the 2009 Terry Fox Run for Cancer Research. This annual event will see participants run, walk or skate to raise money for the Terry Fox Foundation. Registration will begin at noon with the run beginning at 2pm at the Duhail campus. CNA-Q has long been a sponsor of the event, with hundreds of employees taking part in the run each year and donating money throughout the year. In 2008, CNA-Q’s ‘free t-shirt campaign’ raised over QR1,000 in
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Paper Boy
19 February 2009 09:01 am