Arab Times - 2018-09-24

• Guard vows unforgetta­ble retributio­n
• Reign of fear in Basra from Iran-tied militias
• Iran accuses, then in trouble
• Assembly to start Oct 30
• Iran sticks to N-deal: May
• Upgrading Boursa Kuwait to emerging market ‘vital’: CEO
• Clear vision needed in the field of theatrical production, says Dawood
• Audiences of His Highness the Amir and His Highness the Crown Prince
• Cabinet welcomes Saudi Crown Prince’s upcoming Kuwait visit
• Investment climate in Guyana ‘open’
• Colonial system back again?
• Young Jordanian held in armed Hawally bank theft; cash found
• Verdict in two fraud cases set for Thursday
• The theory of hypocrisy
• Waste per person high in Kuwait
• Air traffic normal at airport despite dusty weather: DGCA
• Students for higher studies in Cairo should visit Kuwait’s Cultural Office
• Kuwait partakes in Mali president’s inaugurati­on
• Some suspicious offices still selling fake certificat­es: MoE
• Hussainiya councils beacon of path of ‘morality’: Al-Mossawi
• Kuwait welcomes visit of Saudi Crown Prince
• ‘Deny immigrants on benefits green cards’
• ‘Bailout’ will not be enough: US farmers
• Train signals integratio­n
• Labour’s Corbyn backs 2nd Brexit referendum
• Bid against illicit shipping:
• Indonesia starts campaign:
• Modi under fire over French defence deal
• Ferry disaster death toll 218:
• Japan robots start asteroid survey
• Experts fear non-pest insects are declining
• ‘Johnny English’ a vintage spy spoof
• Aretha Franklin exhibit debuts with eye toward her legacy
• Salvatore Ferragamo
• what’s on today
• horoscope
• ‘Soul India’ with Hariharan
• Man afraid to be alone starts dating 2 women
• Strongest deal around for GAC MOTOR ’19 models from Mutawa Alkazi
• Safir Hotel & Residences launches ‘Flavors of India’
• NBK all set for its annual Mega Day
• Warba Bank names Al Sunbula winners
• Chopin competitio­n shows the ‘new’ old is back again
• Dr Yacoub vividly captures old life at sea
• ‘9-1-1’ 2nd season unique with ‘fantastic’ storylines
• DAI Cultural Season
• More evidence exercise good for your mood
• Diabetes meds less available, ‘affordable’ in poor countries
• OPEC raises US oil supply outlook
• OPEC and Russia rebuff threats from Trump
• After finmin’s plan, investor concern turns to Turkey’s banks
• Comcast outbids Fox with $40bn winning offer for Sky
• Siemens CEO pushes plans to boost Iraqi power infrastruc­ture
• KAMCO successful­ly completes purchase of major stake in Global
• Trade wars continue to handicap the US dollar
• Markaz sponsors 10th edition of ‘Euromoney Kuwait Conference’
• Fed may ‘turn’ more hawkish
• Porsche first German carmaker to abandon diesel engines
• Kuwait market retreats ahead of FTSE inclusion
• Indian refiner cancels Iran oil imports
• Middle East markets mixed
• Asian firms shuffle production around the region as tariffs hit
• Peugeot urges France to revive incentives for hybrids
• Dow hits record high amid trade wars; dollar ‘weak’ ahead of Fed
• Shell onshore presence is still strong in Nigeria
• Ford Motor told to pay Thai customers for transmissi­on woes
• Ether cryptocurr­ency, a victim of blockchain success
• Late to the party, German carmakers join race against Tesla
• Venezuela banks on cryptocurr­ency, but it remains ‘non-transferab­le’
• No. 5 Oklahoma escapes with 28-21 OT win over Army
• Busch wins NASCAR Cup playoff race at Richmond
• Braves clinch NL East crown as Yankees claim AL wild card spot
• Cullen scores twice, powers Penguins past Blue Jackets
• On-fire Fickou leads Stade Francais past Pau
• Senegal claim first WC win since 2006
• Mick Schumacher claims five straight F3 victories
• India continue mastery of Pak
• Insigne bags brace as Napoli dominate Torino
• Sharma, Dhawan hit punishing centuries
• Joshua stops Povetkin to retain world titles
• Latest sports scores at — http://sports.arabtimeso­nline.com Chelsea stumble in Hammers draw

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