The number of people across the globe suffering from high blood pressure has almost doubled over the past four decades, with the biggest rise in south Asia and Africa, researchers said on Wednesday.
Thailand’s junta chief has pleaded for trust in his rice policy, as a price slump deepens anguish among poor farmers fiercely loyal to the government he toppled.
Lewis Hamilton celebrated his 50th Formula One victory on Sunday with a pole-to-flag US Grand Prix drive that kept his title hopes alive and trimmed Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg’s lead to 26 points with three races remaining.
QSL champions Al Rayyan scored late in the second half stoppage time to secure a 1-1 draw against title rivals El Jaish in a pulsating QSL tie yesterday evening. El Jaish took a first half lead through captain Seidou Keita and dominated the tie throughout.
Major infrastructure projects such as those in preparation for the 2022 FIFA World Cup and the Expo 2020 in the UAE can help steady remittance flow from Qatar and other GCC countries, a senior officer of the UAE Exchange Group said.
Iran says Algiers meeting only “advisory;” Algeria says significant action needed to rebalance market
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.
Five years after defying the odds and surviving a rare and potentially fatal skin disease, Gene Sauers clinched the biggest victory of his golfing life, a one-shot win at the US Senior Open in Ohio on Monday.
In English, the Spanish word potro can be translated as stallion. And by reaching the final tennis game in the Rio Olympic Games Juan Martin Del Potro (Delpo) proved once more that he is a stallion, with enormous energy and strength to confront his adversaries.
Russia sees no need for renewing discussion of an oil-output freeze at current prices
It’s getting harder for bulls to justify the lofty valuations in US stocks, and one of the last arguments left, that equities are actually cheap when compared against bonds, is increasingly being called into question.
Olympic hosts now need to beat group leaders Denmark tomorrow to win to avoid a stunning exit, just two years after their devastating 7-1 World Cup defeat by Germany
