Nico Rosberg eased to victory at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday with a drive that handed Mercedes their third straight constructors championship and extended the German's lead in his pursuit of a maiden Formula One title.
China can’t seem to avoid producing more steel than the world needs.
Qatar Chamber (QC) is continuing its preparations to host the 2nd International Arbitration Conference scheduled to be held in Doha on October 18 and 19.
Canada and China said yesterday they will launch exploratory talks on a free trade agreement and explore a possible extradition treaty for Chinese fugitives from Canada, even as they announced agreements on beef and canola exports to China.
Most international sides have stayed away from Pakistan since 2009
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton yesterday said she regretted saying “half” of Republican rival Donald Trump’s supporters belonged in a “basket of deplorables,” but made no apologies for calling out “prejudice and paranoia” among Trump’s campaign and supporters.
China’s transformation from a manufacturing-driven and export-led economy to one underpinned by services and domestic consumption is firmly underway. And that’s good news not just for China, but also for the future of the global economy.
Oil and gas giant Saudi Aramco may reduce its stake in a proposed $5.5bn refinery project in Indonesia, the country’s energy minister said yesterday.
Palestinian political parties began registering candidates for municipal elections yesterday, the first step in years towards a democratic vote.
Reigning European champions Germany cruised past Qatar 34-22 to advance to the semi-finals of the Rio Games men’s handball competition yesterday.
The Qatar Stock Exchange on Monday inched near the 11,000 mark mainly on the buying interests in the banking and telecom stocks.
President Rodrigo Duterte has approved a new “roadmap to peace” that aims to end the long-standing conflict with Moro secessionists and communist insurgents, an official said yesterday.
