HH the Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani has received a written message from Polish President Andrzej Duda dealing with bilateral relations.
The Maldives angrily quit the Commonwealth on Thursday after years of wrangling over its human rights record since the toppling of its first democratically-elected leader four years ago.
Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia has cut the price of flagship crude grade Arab Light to its Asian customers for November, state oil giant Saudi Aramco said yesterday, tracking weakness in the Dubai benchmark.
As players on both teams at Hazeltine mourn the death of legend Arnold Palmer, holders Europe seek an unprecedented fourth consecutive victory over their US hosts, who have dropped six of the past seven meetings and eight of the past 10
European shares ended flat yesterday as losses among drugmakers offset energy share gains following an Opec deal to cut output, while Commerzbank slid after the German lender froze dividend payments.
Samsung Electronics, which is already reeling from a global recall of its Note 7 smartphones, said yesterday it is in talks with a US watchdog to address potential safety problems related to some of its washing machines.
A Samsung Electronics smartphone stored in an overhead baggage compartment on an Indian plane emitted smoke in mid-flight on Friday, India's aviation regulator said, but there was no damage and the aircraft landed safely.
Bahrain is to put on trial 11 people accused of attempting to murder a police officer and being part of a "terrorist" group, prosecutors said on Wednesday.
Maybe it’s because it’s the lead market. If a warehouse company had submitted incorrect copper stocks figures to the London Metal Exchange (LME) for three weeks, it might have expected a bigger fine than £30,000 ($40,000).
It was that time of the year again — Iftar and with it authentic homemade biryani. The fraternity soldering over this fusion of ‘desi food’ every year has however grown manifold. It seems the aroma of this popular rice dish,...
Masked youths clashed with police in Paris and striking workers blockaded refineries and nuclear power stations yesterday as an escalating wave of industrial action against labour reforms rocked France.
British Prime Minister David Cameron stands by his description of Donald Trump's proposal for a temporary ban on Muslims entering the US as "divisive, stupid and wrong", a spokesman said.
