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  02 Dec 2017 - 10:15 Aron (R) looks into the camera, at a local playground in Budapest on November 22, 2017. AFP / Peter Kohalmi By Peter Murphy | AFP Budapest: Shrieks of laughter by non-disabled and disabled children having fun together at Hungarian playgrounds are becoming more common thanks to some determined parents turned innovative designers. "Disabled kids have the right to play...

  21 Dec 2017 - 11:55 Infant Emma Wren Gibson, born November 25, 2017 in Knoxwville, Tennessee, is seen in this handout photograph obtained December 20, 2017. AFP PHOTO / Tina & Benjamin Gibson AFP Miami: An American woman has given birth to a healthy baby girl from an embryo that was frozen a quarter century ago, in what hospital officials say may be...

    20 Dec 2017 - 11:39 All images used for representation. By Ana Ionova LONDON: Raw chocolate KitKats, Dark Milk, vegan bars with quinoa and now "ruby" chocolate: the world's biggest chocolate makers are looking for ways to keep increasingly health-conscious consumers coming back for more. Sales of mainstream milk chocolate bars have stagnated as consumers worried about obesity and heart disease turn to...

  04 Jan 2018 - 0:00 By Rizwan Rehmat / The Peninsula Kuwait City: The Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC) has attracted thousands of visitors to their booth at ‘Qatar Zone’ in Kuwait City, showcasing its stunning stadium plans for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, a top official said. Inside a tastefully-designed booth set-up to celebrate the Gulf Cup football extravaganza,...

16 hours ago Malnutrition is a chronic problem in Yemen as the Saudi-led war rages on MORE ON SAUDI ARABIA 'We will fight': 9/11 families renew bid to sue Sauditoday Saudi to inject $2bn in Yemen to halt currency collapseyesterday Iran's supreme leader: Saudis betrayed Muslim world2 days ago Monitor says 450 Yemeni civilians killed in December2 days ago Saudi Arabia has violated...

  19 Jan 2018 - 0:56 The Chainsmokers duo. By Raynald C Rivera / The Peninsula DOHA: Around 5,000 fans of Grammy award-winning The Chainsmokers are expected to throng Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre on Thursday, January 25 for the their first Middle East concert, which is a major highlight of Shop Qatar 2018’s International Week. “We are expecting up to 5,000 attendees. Tickets...

  14 hours ago Kurdish fighters from the YPG run across a street in Syria's Raqqa while battling ISIL MORE ON TURKEY-SYRIA BORDER Tillerson denies US plans to form Syria border forceyesterday Turkey boosting military presence along border near Syria's Afrintoday Cavusoglu: US-Turkey ties may get 'irreversibly harmed'2 days ago New US-backed Syria force: Five things you should know3 days ago Syria threatened on...

  19 Jan 2018 - 1:27 H E Sheikha Alya Ahmed bin Saif Al Thani addressing the forum. The Peninsula Doha:  Doha Regional Dialogue on Sustaining Peace launched yesterday with the participation of a number of Arab and Muslim countries, civil society organisations, and non-governmental organisations. The event seeks to reach a mutual understanding and political consensus between U.N. member states, regional organizations, civil...

  19 Jan 2018 - 1:23 The Peninsula Doha: The Office of Faculty and Instructional Development (OFID) at Qatar University (QU) organised on January 16 the 9th OFID Day under the theme “Promoting Learner-Centered Education”. The event aimed to bring together faculty members across QU colleges and departments to share their experience and explore opportunities to promote learner-centered education. Attendees included QU Vice-President for...

  19 Jan 2018 - 1:29 By Raynald C Rivera / The Peninsula DOHA: A large number of visitors thronged the Katara beachfront yesterday to enjoy the many shows and activities on offer at the launch of Katara’s fifth annual Winter Festival. The visitors, mostly families, watched traditional shows and street performances as well as take part in workshops and competitions at this...

2 hours ago The neck and the head of the doll were smeared with a red substance MORE ON NETHERLANDS Three killed as severe storm lashes Netherlandstoday Slobodan Praljak died after taking cyanide in courtlast month War criminal Slobodan Praljak 'drinks poison' in courtlast month Bosnian Croat Slobodan Praljak dies on drinking poisonlast month A decapitated doll was left at a mosque...

  19 Jan 2018 - 1:20 Officials with volunteers during the honouring ceremony. QNA Doha: The Directorate of Moral Guidance at the Ministry of Defence held a ceremony yesterday to honour the volunteers of the Defence Camp in Darb Al Saai, as part of Qatar’s National Day celebrations from December 9 to 20. The honouring is an appreciation to volunteers to motivate them to...

Two new reports show big differences in risk among public, private, and hybrid cloud deployments. Here’s advice on the tools, information, and organizational structure needed to execute a successful cloud security strategy. By Michael Nadeau Senior Editor, CSO | JAN 18, 2018 3:32 AM PT Thinkstock More like this What is the cyber kill chain? Why it's not always the right approach to cyber... How AI can...

UN: More Than 4 Million Iraqi Children Need Assistance International Thursday, January 18, 2018 Wars in Iraq have left more than four million children in need for humanitarian assistance, the United Nations said as the population struggles to recover from a three-year war against the self-styled Islamic State terrorist group. “Children in Iraq are paying the heaviest price for an adults’ war—+4...