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Greece: ‘First step of support from Qatar’

On a visit to Doha, Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras obtained assurances from his Qatari counterpart, Hamad bin Jassim Al Thani, that the emirate will […]

30 January 2013
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I Kathimerini
Editorial: Bad climate

When it comes to the environment, the latest paradox is that Qatar, world champion in carbon footprint per capita, should be the organiser of the […]

7 December 2012
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France : Qatar steps in to save troubled French suburbs

In what it describes as a “takeover bid” on France’s suburbs, Libération reports that the French government has endorsed the creation of a 100-million euro […]

24 September 2012
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Libération
Greece: Qatar invests in Greek banks

Ta Nea, along with the rest of the Greek press, delightedly reports on what amounts to an "interbank honeymoon" in the wake of […]

30 August 2011
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Ta Nea
Espagne: Madrid turns to Qatar for financial help

"Helping hand for savings banks," headlines ABC, in the wake of the announcement made by Qatari Premier Hamad bin Jassim al-Thani, on the […]

1 March 2011

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ABC
Terrorism: 9/11 mystery men

One of the rare European dailies not to devote its front page to events in Egypt, the Daily Telegraph reveals the existence of the […]

2 February 2011

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The Daily Telegraph
Football: European fury over World Cup racket

“Russia-Qatar. Only goal: money!” headlines Le Soir, somewhat bitter after Russia and Qatar won the bidding to host the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. So […]

3 December 2010

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Le Soir
Gas: All pipelines lead to Ankara

Ankara is the neighbour Europeans still won’t let into their club. And yet the country behind the Bosporus is soon to become the communication hub for energy supplies bound for Europe. Die Zeit doubts the EU can go on snubbing the Turks indefinitely.

30 September 2009
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Greece: ‘First step of support from Qatar’

Editorial: Bad climate

France : Qatar steps in to save troubled French suburbs

Greece: Qatar invests in Greek banks

Espagne: Madrid turns to Qatar for financial help

Terrorism: 9/11 mystery men

Football: European fury over World Cup racket

Gas: All pipelines lead to Ankara