New Delhi: India is ranked 94th in a list of most corrupt countries in the world, doing better than its neighbours Pakistan —...
New Delhi: India is ranked 94th in a list of most corrupt countries in the world, doing better than its neighbours Pakistan —...
Teaching staff from the Universities and Colleges Employers Association and supporters take part in a protest rally over a pay dispute in central...
Residents of the city of Damara, 75km north of Bangui, leave the region for Bangui yesterday. The Central African Republic needs foreign financial...
LONDON: The editor of The Guardian newspaper yesterday defended the publication of leaks by Edward Snowden, insisting during fierce questioning from lawmakers that...
LONDON: Tesco, the world's third-biggest retailer, fell back to an underlying sales decline in its main British market in its third quarter, raising...
WASHINGTON: Two skydivers collided in mid-air and died Tuesday after plummeting to the ground with collapsed parachutes in the southwestern United States, police...
MANILA: The number of tourists arriving from India to the Philippines is expected to double from 46,000 last year to 100,000 in 2014,...
BANGKOK: Four villagers have been shot dead by suspected militants in the insurgency-plagued Thai south, police said Wednesday, as political turmoil in Bangkok...
TOKYO: Tokyo stocks closed 2.17 percent lower on Wednesday, dragged by a stronger yen and profit-taking after the Nikkei hit a near six-year...
Exchange Rates in Qatar DOHA: Exchange Rates for foreign currencies as issued on Wednesday by Qatar National Bank (QNB) are as following: Currency...
SOUTH KOREA: The UN's new Green Climate Fund (GCF) opened its headquarters in South Korea on Wednesday, facing the key challenge of funding...
KUALA LUMPUR: Floods in Malaysia caused by heavy rains have left a teenager dead and forced authorities to evacuate thousands of people, officials...
LONDON: HTC Corp will have to stop selling its One Mini smartphone in Britain from Dec. 6 after a British court ruled the...
WASHINGTON: For the first time in nearly 40 years, most Americans believe their country’s influence is on the decline and that the United...
KIEV: Ukraine’s government survived a no-confidence vote yesterday after the prime minister apologised for a police crackdown on protests, while demonstrators massed outside...
STRASBOURG: Poland declined to tell the European Court of Human Rights yesterday whether it had hosted a secret CIA jail on its soil....
PARIS: Asian nations cemented their top positions in an eagerly awaited report on global education yesterday, as their students continued to outshine Western...
MOSCOW: Russian dancer Pavel Dmitrichenko was sentenced to six years in a high-security prison yesterday for ordering an acid attack that nearly blinded...