TOKYO: Tokyo stocks closed down 1.50 percent on Thursday on continued profit-taking with a weaker yen failing to lift the market into positive...
TOKYO: Tokyo stocks closed down 1.50 percent on Thursday on continued profit-taking with a weaker yen failing to lift the market into positive...
NEW YORK: The chief executives of Apple and Samsung have agreed to attend a mediation session by mid-February to discuss their legal battle...
TOKYO: A probe into pesticide-laced frozen food in Japan has widened, with police interviewing factory workers assigned to a packaging room, reports said...
NEW YORK: US department store giant Macy's said Wednesday it will eliminate 2,500 jobs as a cost-cutting move, equivalent to about 1.4 percent...
BEIJING: Nearly 100 million Chinese tourists visited foreign countries last year, and they are likely to extend their lead as the world's biggest-spending...
An Iraqi soldier checks for identification papers at a check point in west of Baghdad, yesterday. FALLUJAH: More than 13,000 families have fled...
A Palestinian woman hugs her son upon his release from a Hamas-run jail in Gaza City yesterday. GAZA: The Hamas government in the...
African asylum seekers gather during a protest in front of the Knesset (Israeli Parliament) in Jerusalem yesterday. More than 10,000 asylum seekers rallied...
UNITED NATIONS: Negotiations between Iran and six world powers on implementing a landmark November deal to freeze parts of Tehran’s nuclear programme in...
SANA’A: Shia rebels and gunmen from the powerful Hashid tribe in northern Yemen agreed a ceasefire yesterday after three days of intense clashes,...
AMMAN: Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas briefed Jordanian King Abdullah II yesterday on Middle East peace negotiations, after US Secretary of State John Kerry...
DUBAI: A Bahraini court sentenced 22 Shias to 15 years in prison yesterday over the killing of a policeman and wounding another in...
KASSERINE: A general strike gripped the central Tunisian town of Kasserine yesterday amid rising discontent over the government’s failure to improve living conditions...
JUBA: South Sudan’s government and rebels were locked in fierce battles across the country yesterday, as peace talks taking place in neighbouring Ethiopia...
TRIPOLI: Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan said yesterday he would soon announce a major cabinet reshuffle, after calls in the assembly for a...
Mickey Mouse with children. DOHA: After the success of ‘Disney On Ice celebrates 100 Years of Magic’ last year, Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA)...
Zahra Babar of the Centre for International and Regional Studies delivering a lecture at GU-Q. DOHA: A demographic shift in favour of cheaper...
The Pakistan Women’s International Cricket Team and (BELOW) Ireland Women’s International Cricket Team arrived in Doha last night to take part in Qatar...