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Qatar Airways handed legal blow in major music copyright case

Qatar Airways handed legal blow in major music copyright case

  • Copyright body suing Qatar Airways for using music on entertainment system without licence
  • London judge dismisses airline's attempt to stop the case going ahead in England
By Jonathan Lessware ·
First woman chief justice takes charge in Balochistan

First woman chief justice takes charge in Balochistan

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Special High Court orders probe into possible corruption linked to Peshawar bus project

High Court orders probe into possible corruption linked to Peshawar bus project

By SHAHID SHALMANI ·
British court dismisses charges against Barclays over 2008 Qatar deal

British court dismisses charges against Barclays over 2008 Qatar deal

By Reuters ·
Spain swoop targets uncle of Syria’s Assad for alleged money laundering

Spain swoop targets uncle of Syria’s Assad for alleged money laundering

By Reuters ·

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