Showing posts with label China. Show all posts
Showing posts with label China. Show all posts

Monday, August 23, 2010

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Ahmadinejad sits down with editors from The Peninsula and Al-Sharq.



Qatar Charity's air bridge to assist those suffering in Pakistan.

More Qatari's matriculating at Texas A&M's Doha campus.

Athletes find something alluring about Doha.

Qatar Investment Authority raises its stake in China Ag bank.

Chili cook off supports Qatar Red Crescent.

Portugal takes its first shipment of Qatari LNG.

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

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$300,000 horse headed to Qatar.

"Believe it or not, Qatar is a very serious contender" for the 2022 World Cup.


The US-Qatar Business Council has a YouTube page.

Qatar growing less comfortable with this idea of men and women working out together.

Bahraini fisherman face Qatari justice.

The Big Fella's son Khalid is a drag racing hero in the US who knows "how to cope with pressure."

China can put down about 26 tanker's worth of LNG over a six month period. Coincidentally, that's exactly how many LNG tankers are idling in UAE waters.

BMW's priced to move in Qatar during Ramadan.

ExxonMobil may or may not still be working with Qatar Petroleum on a $6B petrochemical project.

Saturday, August 7, 2010

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Turns out that Japanese tanker was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz by "an Omani suicide bomber in an explosives-laden motorboat" after making stops in Qatar and the UAE's Das Island.

Qatar oil and gas revenues up a "staggering 63 percent"

Doha "Fast-a-thon" will donate QR200 to Pakistani flood victims for every non-Muslim who fasts on the first day of Ramadan.

A Qatar charity is hosting iftar programs in 33 countries "to maintain a link with Muslims around the world."

Those Candy Brothers make the Big Fella "go mental."

It's Doha Bank's third year in China.

Qatar helping people get used to the idea of air-conditioned soccer fields.

Qatari government planning "surprise raids" to ensure Ramadan meats are fresh.

Qatar Diar has a "stronger negotiating position" in still-unsettled Cyprus deal.