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Qatar Says Mediation Will Lead To Release Of Hamas Hostages "Very Soon"
Qatar, a key power in the efforts to release hostages seized by Hamas from Israel, believes they can be released "very soon" thanks to ongoing discussions, a Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman told the German Welt am Sonntag newspaper Saturday.
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Qatar Accuses Saudis Of Reckless Behaviour After Military Threat Report
Qatar accused its giant neighbour Saudi Arabia of reckless behaviour after a newspaper report that Riyadh had threatened military action if Doha installed a Russian air defence system.
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Saudi Threatens To Strike Qatar If It Bought Russian Long-Range Missiles
Saudi Arabia's King Salman has threatened to take military action if Qatar installs a Russian air defence system, France's Le Monde newspaper reported. Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates severed diplomatic and economic ties with Qatar last year, accusing Doha of supporting terrorism, which it denies.
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As Qatar Rejects Gulf Nations' Demands, More Sanctions Likely: Report
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain are expected to discuss imposing new economic sanctions on Qatar when they meet in the Bahraini capital Manama on Sunday, the pan-Arab al-Hayat newspaper reported
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Flipkart Denies Report of Accel Selling $100-Million Stake
Flipkart on Monday denied a newspaper report that said venture capital firm Accel Partners had sold a small stake in India's biggest online marketplace to sovereign wealth fund Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) for $100 million (Rs 663.5 crore at $1 = Rs 66.35).
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Accel Sells $100-Million Stake in Flipkart
Venture capital firm Accel Partners has sold a small stake in Indian e-commerce firm Flipkart to sovereign wealth fund Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) for $100 million, the Economic Times reported on Monday, citing two people aware of the transaction.The deal values Flipkart, India's biggest online marketplace, at $15 billion, the newspaper report...
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Qatar Newspaper Editor Quits Over Kama Sutra Image
The editor of a popular daily newspaper in Qatar announced his resignation after the publication of a photograph depicting sex scenes from the Kama Sutra on Monday.
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Prince Charles to Urge Saudi King to Halt Blogger's Flogging: Reports
Britain's Prince Charles will intervene in the case of a jailed Saudi blogger sentenced to 1,000 lashes and urge Saudi Arabia's new king to halt the punishment, the Mail on today's newspaper reported.
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Pep Guardiola Could Coach Qatar for 2022 World Cup: Report
Pep Guardiola signed a three-year contract with Bayern in 2013. There are no reports of both parties agreeing to a new deal. German newspaper Sport Bild Wednesday speculated that he could be tempted to coach the 2022 Cup hosts by a lucrative deal, reports guardian.co.uk.
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Qatar Slams New FIFA World Cup Corruption Claims
Qatar 2022 communications chief Nasser Al Khater said "reader fatigue" was setting in after a British newspaper printed fresh claims of vote-buying by 2018 hosts Russia and the wealthy Gulf state.
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Sepp Blatter Insists Qatar Will Keep World Cup
Sepp Blatter reiterated his backing for the 2022 World Cup tournament after a British newspaper published fresh allegations about the bidding process.
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Qatar World Cup Bid Organizers Say They Have "Nothing to Hide"
The organizers of Qatar's bid to host the 2022 World Cup have denied allegations published by Britain's Sunday Times newspaper that a senior Qatari soccer official made payments in order to win support for the bid.
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World Cup 2018/2022 Probe to be Completed by June 9: FIFA
FIFA has not yet commented on reports by the Sunday Times newspaper that Mohamed bin Hammam, a former FIFA vice president from Qatar, paid more than $5 million to football officials around the world before the 2010 vote that awarded the 2022 contest to the Gulf state.
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Qatar Denies 2022 FIFA World Cup Bid Corruption Claims
A leading British newspaper had said recently it had obtained millions of emails, documents and bank transfers relating to alleged payments made by Qatari former top football official Mohamed bin Hammam to support their 2022 World Cup bid.
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Malayalam newspapers outnumber other dailies in Qatar
With the launch of the Doha edition of Malayala Manorama, Malayalam dailies now outnumber the local Arabic and English dailies in Qatar.
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Qatar Says Mediation Will Lead To Release Of Hamas Hostages "Very Soon"
Qatar, a key power in the efforts to release hostages seized by Hamas from Israel, believes they can be released "very soon" thanks to ongoing discussions, a Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman told the German Welt am Sonntag newspaper Saturday.
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Qatar Accuses Saudis Of Reckless Behaviour After Military Threat Report
Qatar accused its giant neighbour Saudi Arabia of reckless behaviour after a newspaper report that Riyadh had threatened military action if Doha installed a Russian air defence system.
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Saudi Threatens To Strike Qatar If It Bought Russian Long-Range Missiles
Saudi Arabia's King Salman has threatened to take military action if Qatar installs a Russian air defence system, France's Le Monde newspaper reported. Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates severed diplomatic and economic ties with Qatar last year, accusing Doha of supporting terrorism, which it denies.
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As Qatar Rejects Gulf Nations' Demands, More Sanctions Likely: Report
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain are expected to discuss imposing new economic sanctions on Qatar when they meet in the Bahraini capital Manama on Sunday, the pan-Arab al-Hayat newspaper reported
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Flipkart Denies Report of Accel Selling $100-Million Stake
Flipkart on Monday denied a newspaper report that said venture capital firm Accel Partners had sold a small stake in India's biggest online marketplace to sovereign wealth fund Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) for $100 million (Rs 663.5 crore at $1 = Rs 66.35).
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Accel Sells $100-Million Stake in Flipkart
Venture capital firm Accel Partners has sold a small stake in Indian e-commerce firm Flipkart to sovereign wealth fund Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) for $100 million, the Economic Times reported on Monday, citing two people aware of the transaction.The deal values Flipkart, India's biggest online marketplace, at $15 billion, the newspaper report...
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Qatar Newspaper Editor Quits Over Kama Sutra Image
The editor of a popular daily newspaper in Qatar announced his resignation after the publication of a photograph depicting sex scenes from the Kama Sutra on Monday.
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Prince Charles to Urge Saudi King to Halt Blogger's Flogging: Reports
Britain's Prince Charles will intervene in the case of a jailed Saudi blogger sentenced to 1,000 lashes and urge Saudi Arabia's new king to halt the punishment, the Mail on today's newspaper reported.
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Pep Guardiola Could Coach Qatar for 2022 World Cup: Report
Pep Guardiola signed a three-year contract with Bayern in 2013. There are no reports of both parties agreeing to a new deal. German newspaper Sport Bild Wednesday speculated that he could be tempted to coach the 2022 Cup hosts by a lucrative deal, reports guardian.co.uk.
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Qatar Slams New FIFA World Cup Corruption Claims
Qatar 2022 communications chief Nasser Al Khater said "reader fatigue" was setting in after a British newspaper printed fresh claims of vote-buying by 2018 hosts Russia and the wealthy Gulf state.
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Sepp Blatter Insists Qatar Will Keep World Cup
Sepp Blatter reiterated his backing for the 2022 World Cup tournament after a British newspaper published fresh allegations about the bidding process.
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Qatar World Cup Bid Organizers Say They Have "Nothing to Hide"
The organizers of Qatar's bid to host the 2022 World Cup have denied allegations published by Britain's Sunday Times newspaper that a senior Qatari soccer official made payments in order to win support for the bid.
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World Cup 2018/2022 Probe to be Completed by June 9: FIFA
FIFA has not yet commented on reports by the Sunday Times newspaper that Mohamed bin Hammam, a former FIFA vice president from Qatar, paid more than $5 million to football officials around the world before the 2010 vote that awarded the 2022 contest to the Gulf state.
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Qatar Denies 2022 FIFA World Cup Bid Corruption Claims
A leading British newspaper had said recently it had obtained millions of emails, documents and bank transfers relating to alleged payments made by Qatari former top football official Mohamed bin Hammam to support their 2022 World Cup bid.
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Malayalam newspapers outnumber other dailies in Qatar
With the launch of the Doha edition of Malayala Manorama, Malayalam dailies now outnumber the local Arabic and English dailies in Qatar.
