Qatar Tribune - 2024-07-24

• Turkish Naval Corvette docks at Doha Port on its way to goodwill visit to 24 ports
• QU and RCSI launch dual PhD programme
• Choosing Qatar for complex nasal surgery of six-year-old
• WCM-Q hosts immersive simulation educator course
• MoJ provides training to legal profession­als in government sector
• Qatar takes part in World Schools Debating Championsh­ip
• Kalyan Jewellers launches ‘50 Gold Bars’ giveaway campaign
• The Lancaster Marketing: Elevating brands with expert digital marketing strategies and innovative solutions
• New branch of New Shan-e-Lahore Restaurant opens in Fariq Bin Mahmoud area
• US Secret Service chief resigns after Trump assassinat­ion attempt
• German FM Baerbock praises ‘strong women’ in politics
• Two dead, at least 13 injured after balcony collapses in Italy
• Biden to address nation for first time since ending re-election bid
• Guns aren’t as good for self-defense as America thinks
• Biden’s withdrawal decision shifts the election again
• What’s behind Israel’s war against UNRWA?
• Vodafone Qatar net profit rises 12.8% to QR293 million in first half of 2024
• India unveils $576 billion budget to boost economy
• Lesha Bank reports net profit of QR54.1 million in H1 2024
• RERA forum addresses challenges facing the Qatar real estate sector
• Adeeb Ahamed: India’s budget thought-provoking
• Murray confirms he will retire from tennis after Paris 2024
• Highs & Lows of Andy’s career
• ‘Carrying the Olympic Torch an achievemen­t for all Arabs’
• ‘Box office’ Dupont expected to light up sevens at Olympics
• Money for athletics gold ‘an interestin­g and smart political signal’
• Leagues and unions to sue FIFA over ‘unsustaina­ble’ calendar
• Asalanka to lead Sri Lanka in T20I series against India
• India to kickstart Paris Olympics journey tomorrow, set to feature in 16 sports
• Guardiola says de Bruyne ‘isn’t leaving’ City
• Art can communicat­e & transcend cultural barriers: QF alumna

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