Qatar Tribune - 2024-04-14

• DFC, Leisure host Eid celebratio­ns with ‘Flock Fest’ at Angry Birds World
• ICBF accords touching community farewell to Kuldeep Kour Bahl
• QU’s Young Scientists Center honours primary school students for participat­ing in problem-solving programme
• Tens of thousands gather in London to call for Gaza ceasefire
• Palestinia­n killed in Israeli settler raids in occupied West Bank
• Death by Algorithm: Israel’s AI War in Gaza
• Biden is closing a sacred portal into US gun culture
• Financial literacy is key for teens to learn along with math and science
• Situation at front coming to a head, says Ukrainian commander-in-chief
• EU approves legal option to block Russian LNG imports
• As world’s central banks wrestle with when to cut rates, Europe signals it’s ready to move
• Faced with possibly paying for news, Google removes links to California news sites
• Robust US job growth points to continued economic strength
• US treasury wants to boost foreign investment review powers, as Congress dissects deals
• Meta turns to AI to protect minors on Instagram
• Bitcoin miners face survival test in ‘halving’
• Force of former champions and the Paris 2024 lure
• Five-star City blow away Luton to go top, Newcastle thrash Spurs 4-0
• Bayern beat lowly Cologne to delay Leverkusen’s party; Mainz win
• Klopp not worried about Liverpool legacy but seeks fitting finale
• Woods eyes another major after making record 24th Masters cut
• Rajasthan Royals win see-saw battle against Punjab Kings; Hetmyer shines
• PHCC boosts autism spectrum disorder awareness in schools
• Qatar steadfast in efforts to preserve cultural heritage

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