Kuwait Times - 2017-03-30

• Amir: Arab Spring led region to deteriorat­ion, suffering
• No turning back: UK triggers Brexit
• Samsung eyes rebound with Galaxy S8 phones
• Arab leaders urge unity, call for Palestinia­n state
• Kuwaiti director surprised after fest bans movie
• New power, water tariffs to be applied from Aug 22
• Quadripleg­ic man regains use of arm in medical first
• Long-operating Shuaiba refinery to shut down next month
• With Comic-Con, monster trucks, Saudis defy killjoy image
• Airport renamed in Ronaldo honor, with ‘bizarre’ bust
• Amir praised for initiative to boost nations’ developmen­t Sheikh Sabah hailed for hosting Yemeni talks
• $3 trillion spend on education needed annually by year 2030
• PSC ends health ministry’s hotline service for nonpayment
• Kuwait Yacht Show returns for 5th edition
• Youth and Tourism forum reviews successful experience­s
• Zain participat­es in PAAET first annual career fair
• Warba Bank sponsors Internatio­nal Awareness Day for Sleep Disorders
• Cutting down time and distances
• Indian dad accused of burying baby girl alive
• Evacuation deal reached for four Syrian towns
• S Korean govt faces deluge of criticism over ferry ‘remains’
• Red-letter day for UK man in Brussels
• India urged to address ‘racism and Afro-phobia’
• Iraq forces besiege landmark mosque
• Freed from Islamic State, Iraq’s Qaraqosh is now a ghost town
• S African leader attacked at freedom icon’s funeral
• Storm brews over Palestinia­n pints in Israeli pub
• Governor fired; violence hits Moroccan province
• French Socialist candidate bruised as ex-PM Valls defects to Macron
• Similariti­es strike between two deadly Oakland fires
• Ruby rush brings gangland turf war to Mozambique
• Satirist shakes up Serbia presidenti­al vote
• Barnier and Davis face off on Brexit mountain
• The two tribes: Brexit players
• 50 shades of controvers­y: A history of EU exit clause
• Iranians students, engines of US university research, wait in limbo
• Egypt, Saudi leaders meet in Jordan after tensions Lebanon president takes tumble, falls face down
• Bangladesh police raid Islamist hideouts
• In Gibraltar, the Union Jack still favored despite Brexit
• Tell us the charges or free activist, Taipei tells Beijing
• Wary of US President, China launches EU charm offensive
• Australian army mobilizes to help cyclone-ravaged region
• May goes into Brexit talks with big goals
• Trump offers federal coal to industry awash in reserves
• Myanmar stumbles on path to democracy
• Brexit: The end of a loveless marriage
• Defiant world chess head says ‘revolution’ to oust him failed
• All Blacks not at their peak for Lions: Lewsey
• Is there a downside to quad-fest?
• Push for bill tackling sex abuse after USA Gymnastics scandal
• Sharapova proud of her passion, integrity as doping ban ends
• Pliskova to play Wozniacki in semis
• USA Hockey, women reach agreement, seeks growth
• More whistleblo­wers are talking to WADA, says Reedie
• Ovechkin’s hat track helps Capitals to 5-4 win over Wild
• Spirited Australia must continue to improve, says board
• Rainy end dampened end to a promising summer: Williamson
• Video replay aids Spain as Sweden foil Ronaldo
• Dempsey, Pulisic star again as US ties 1-1 at Panama
• Loew frustrated by bench-warming Germany stars
• Australia bank on home comforts for run to Russia
• Brazil book World Cup berth, Argentina tumble
• Whiteside’s buzzer-beating tip-in lifts Heat past Pistons
• Cool Medvedeva leads figure skating worlds in Helsinki
• Afghan women swimmers defy threats for Olympic dream
• Federer and Nadal advance, Wawrinka ousted at Miami
• Burgan Bank holds AGM, Shafafiyah Forum
• KAMCO announces financial results for the year 2016
• Chevrolet Alghanim surpasses youth's expectatio­ns
• AUB’s AGM approves 18% cash and 10% bonus shares
• VIVA announces KD 40m net profit for 2016; revenues KD 279m
• The G 500 4x42 - The fashionabl­e model of models
• Farmers seek inquiry into Sierra Leone palm oil deal
• Egypt cabinet okays 2017/18 budget, targeting 9.1% deficit
• Vietnam economy Q1 growth hits 3-year low
• Athra Real Estate unveils Blue Water Mall project
• Britain at risk of leaving EU on ‘WTO terms’
• Nissan Al-Babtain welcomes you tomorrow
• OPEC compliance with oil curbs rises in March
• Stocks slip, sterling flat as Brexit becomes real
• UK economy sends mixed signals as Brexit begins
• Australian meat industry licks lips at post-Brexit Europe
• Airlines warn of disruption if no quick Brexit aviation deal
• Shares of Turkey’s Halkbank sink after arrest of exec in US
• Ford suppliers showcase environmen­tally, friendly manufactur­ing
• Gulf Insurance and Re-Insurance participat­es in Yachts Show 2017
• KIB announces winners of its first ‘Save & Win’ draw
• Daimler hits accelerato­r on electric car plans Emissions-free driving at the centre of strategy
• What the death of broad band privacy rules means?
• Uber diversity: Low on women, like other tech companies
• Canon Europe acquires Kite.ly to expand mobile printing capabiliti­es
• US lawmakers roll back privacy rules for internet carriers
• Warner Bros, HTC Vive announce strategic global partnershi­p
• Environmen­tal groups vowing to fight Trump climate actions
• Japan scientist eyes energy burst from typhoon turbine
• Somalia’s drought once again has thousands on the move
• Birds hit by cars are, well, bird-brained
• Brain implant lets paralyzed man feed himself using his thoughts
• On Siberian native land, oil doesn’t take no for an answer
• Mowasat wins the first prize in Kuwait private sector level
• Chinese boy crowned Young Musician of the Gulf 2017
• South Africa’s Deputy Minister of Arts and Culture visits Kuwait
• STAR TRACK
• CROSSWORD 1563
• N.W.A, Bowie to be preserved by US Library of Congress
• ACMs play to a loyal country audience to shore up ratings
• The pain and defiance of 'Shoah' maker Lanzmann "I
• Bob Dylan finally to receive Nobel prize in Stockholm
• Studios sprinkle stardust on CinemaCon
• French 'human hen' artist has a crack at hatching eggs
• Discover the magic of Moscow through Gulf Air
• Falcon Gold Lounges
• Picasso's tragic first wife emerges from the shadows
• With monster trucks and Comic-Con, Saudis defy killjoy image

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