Arab Times - 2017-05-26

• Amir congratula­tes citizens, expats on Ramadan
• Britain says arrests significan­t
• Fresh ‘WannaCry’ fear in discovery of vulnerabil­ity
• Federation chief discounts local fish consumptio­n fear
• Doha plays down ‘rifts’
• Ban on renewal of family visas for parents, siblings
• Iran builds 3rd undergroun­d factory to manufactur­e ‘ballistic missiles’
• Rebel parts of Syria revive horse races
• MoE comes out with new list of ‘approved’ UK universiti­es
• Kuwait plays leading role in Tanzania’s dev: Samia
• Listed cos cut step towards right path
• 5-year timeframe on KD 37 bn CAPEX plan: KPC
• Kuwait ends week down amid rebound in volume
• Drinking a glass of water
• Al-Sabeeh stresses significan­ce of civil society, volunteers role
• RIHS opens door for ‘donation’ to organize Iftar outside Kuwait
• KFH seeks closer ties with IFAD
• IICO to launch drive to alleviate sufferings of Palestinia­ns
• 8,378 among illegal residents amended their status: CSRSIR
• Ministry ensures that water coming from power stations is pollution-free
• 26th Death Anniversar­y of former Indian prime minister Rajiv Gandhi observed
• Kuwaiti woman sentenced to ‘death’ for killing compatriot
• Kuwait will continue to support all activities to reduce risks of disasters
• MoI makes intensive security arrangemen­t for Ramadan
• Sandwich — cheese and tomatoes
• Foreign envoys rally behind Kuwait’s bid for non-permanent seat in UNSC
• Riyadh launches moderation center to encounter terrorism
• Gun ‘accidents’ involving kids often go unpunished
• Bid to battle mental health distress
• Subpoenas for Flynn docus pile up
• 23m more uninsured in GOP’s ‘health care’ bill
• Attack may help boost post-Brexit security ties
• ‘Don’t look back in anger’
• Trump scolds NATO on spending, terror
• Russia detains 4 over IS terror plot
• Palestinia­ns, Israel police clash at Jerusalem Old City gate
• Protesters accused of links with militants
• Sisi rejects Bashir accusation­s
• Taiwan war games simulate China invasion
• 31 ‘IS-linked’ militants killed: Philippine army
• ‘US warship trespassed’
• Foreigners bid to stay in Japan:
• Indonesia probes suicide attack:
• India OKs new defence policy
• Trump feels the heat on climate
• Rocket launch puts NZ in space race
• Defying political pressure, Iran’s director keeps camera running
• Encouraged
• Pattinson peaks in ‘Good Time’
• Disney’s Bambi still breaking hearts at 75
• Grande suspends her world tour after attack
• Media mogul dies aged 86
• Priests’ chants a hit album
• Famous ‘fidget spinner’ spun teachers into a tizzy
• Facebook unveils ‘trending topics’ feature
• ‘Apollo 8’ tells thrilling story of moon mission
• Senate investitur­e ceremony at ICSK Senior – a fleet of leaders take charge
• Jayati Chakrabort­y a rising star in Tagore songs
• BAIA wows audiences with Bugsy Malone
• General Share your story with Amricani:
• Tech elevates theme park experience­s in Orlando
• Iraqi radio show finds talent amid rubble of Mosul
• Etihad Airways official airline partner of 2019 Special Olympic World Summer Games
• Qatar Airways adds additional flights from Kuwait
• GIG among ‘Top Listed Companies in Kuwait’
• Unwitting comments from dad cause daughter pain
• Blue Nights at Sultan Gallery:
• The Bleeder (Chuck)
• Emmy preview: Who’s in and who’s out in 9 key categories
• The Boss Baby
• New workouts target body, mind and soul
• Marijuana extract helps some kids with epilepsy Also:
• IVF doctor gives hope to older Indian women NEW YORK: Also:
• Trump plan to sell off half of oil stockpile sparks debate
• OPEC extends oil output cut by 9 months
• Egyptians brace for austere Ramadan after fiscal reforms
• Fed officials back reducing bond holdings this year
• GE’s Saudi joint venture to start gas turbine production this year
• US jobless claims edge up
• Treasury chief to Congress: Raise debt limit before August
• Injuries at Tesla plant double industry average
• KFH launches novel approach of banking services – XTM
• British quarterly economic growth revised down to 0.2%
• London’s gold benchmark hit by volatility after banks exit
• LeEco reverses course in US, cuts 325 jobs
• United CEO assures shareholde­rs at meeting
• Ballooning Chinese dollar borrowing a dilemma for index trackers
• Moody’s lowers Hong Kong rating following China cut
• New Zealand unveils tax-cutting election-year budget
• CB prudence lower eurozone bond yields
• Difference­s narrowing with Europe over Greek deal: IMF
• Pyongyang gas price surge: Bad news for Kim Jong Un?
• Pakistan economy grows at highest in decade
• All aboard India’s new luxury affordable train
• Saudi bourse set back by oil drop
• Global stocks scale new peaks on retailer results; crude slips
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• Harley-Davidson to build assembly plant in Thailand
• Syrian army advances south towards area held by rebels
• Egypt officials say Sinai militants kill 4 security forces
• Pinas Gilas bag Asia’s Grill One Day League Championsh­ip
• England to play 3 games ahead of first Ashes Test
• Morgan ‘century’ sets up England win over SAfrica
• IBL Team 2 take over leaderboar­d supremacy
• Thailand and South Korea win through Sudirman Cup semis
• Dumoulin fends off Quintana tactics to ‘tighten’ Giro lead
• Luis hopes to go out on a high
• Man United rediscover aura, winning mentality under Mou
• Kubo, Kato in Japan squad for WC qualifier
• Ajax vow to come back stronger
• Rooney left out ‘again’
• Ex-Barca boss Rosell held without bail
• Totti brings down the curtain after 25 yrs at Roma
• China turns screw on transfer rules
• Elway says he’ll surely sign extension by season opener
• Latest sports scores at — http://sports.arabtimeso­nline.com United fans celebrate triumph after tragedy

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