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"Shouldn't Grant Israel Unconditional Green Light To Kill": Emir Of Qatar
Qatar's ruling emir on Tuesday urged the international community not to grant Israel "unrestricted authorisation to kill" Palestinians in its fight against Hamas, in what he called a dangerous escalation that threatens global security.
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In A First, Qatar Appoints Women To Shura Council
Qatar has appointed women to one of its most important consultative bodies, the Shura Council, for the first time in the country's history, according to a royal decree announced Thursday.
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Saudi King Blames Bashar al-Assad For ISIS Rise In Syria
Saudi King Salman accused Syrian President Bashar al-Assad today of having aided the rise of the ISIS and called for a political settlement with moderate forces to end the war there.
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Qatar Admits 'Much More Needs to be Done' on Labour Law
Qatar conceded today that "much more needs to be done" on the controversial issue of labour reform following fresh criticism of the 2022 World Cup hosts over the pace of change.
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3,000 Saudis urge Shura council to debate women's driving
A petition signed by 3,000 Saudis has urged the Shura Consultative Council to debate on allowing women to drive in the ultra-conservative kingdom, Arab News daily reported on Monday.
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"Shouldn't Grant Israel Unconditional Green Light To Kill": Emir Of Qatar
Qatar's ruling emir on Tuesday urged the international community not to grant Israel "unrestricted authorisation to kill" Palestinians in its fight against Hamas, in what he called a dangerous escalation that threatens global security.
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In A First, Qatar Appoints Women To Shura Council
Qatar has appointed women to one of its most important consultative bodies, the Shura Council, for the first time in the country's history, according to a royal decree announced Thursday.
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Saudi King Blames Bashar al-Assad For ISIS Rise In Syria
Saudi King Salman accused Syrian President Bashar al-Assad today of having aided the rise of the ISIS and called for a political settlement with moderate forces to end the war there.
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Qatar Admits 'Much More Needs to be Done' on Labour Law
Qatar conceded today that "much more needs to be done" on the controversial issue of labour reform following fresh criticism of the 2022 World Cup hosts over the pace of change.
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3,000 Saudis urge Shura council to debate women's driving
A petition signed by 3,000 Saudis has urged the Shura Consultative Council to debate on allowing women to drive in the ultra-conservative kingdom, Arab News daily reported on Monday.
