Kuwait Times - 2017-04-25

• Barrak urges reconcilia­tion, reforms to ‘rescue’ Kuwait
• Qatar Airways slams ‘bullying’
• ‘Flying machine’ maker plans deliveries
• US blacklists 271 Syrian chemists over sarin attack
• Russia increases military spending despite sanctions
• Obama says ready to train new leaders in first speech
• Syrian refugees are New York tourists for the day
• No hurry as inspiratio­nal centenaria­n wins gold
• Tangible strides, clear reforms to build economy in Vision 2035
• Nearing 100-day mark, Trump says milestone not ‘meaningful’
• Zain participat­es in Arab Media Forum inaugurati­on
• Arab Media Forum officially kicks off 14th edition
• Kuwait plays pivotal role in the fight against IS: McGurk
• Kuwaiti cabinet welcomes release of Saudi, Qatari abductees in Iraq
• ‘Afya’ insurance to cover people with special needs
• Domestic workers’ rights discussed at AUK symposium
• These are not exceptions but the norm
• KIB sponsors Light Expo, supporting female entreprene­urs
• Warba Bank participat­es in AUM’s Job Fair
• Ahli United Bank participat­es in celebratin­g Earth Day
• Rejected mainstream unites behind Macron
• Trump denounces anti-Semitism on Israel’s annual Holocaust day
• Maoist rebels kill 24 police in central India
• From aspiring stylist to jihadist widow: One woman’s Syria story
• President Erdogan accuses French researcher of inciting assassinat­ion
• Palestinia­n leader on hunger strike sees health decline: NGO
• Pence cites challengin­g times to troops in American Samoa
• NYC house fire kills five, including three children
• Venezuela protesters plan nationwide road blocks
• France’s Socialists on rocks after historic drubbing
• South African pleads not guilty to slaying his wealthy family
• Nine killed in Brazil massacre were shot, stabbed to death
• Pentagon chief visits Afghanista­n after deadly Taleban attack
• Xi urges restraint over North Korea as US carrier approaches
• Bangladesh­i workers mark four years since factory collapse
• Indian minister ridiculed as bizarre drought plot backfires
• Police fire at student protesters in Kashmir
• A Le Pen wins more acceptance than ever
• Sharapova back in business, like it or not
• Pence clean-up act in Trump’s first 100 days
• Barnes ejected as Boston beats Baltimore 6-2
• Wielgus, head of USA Swimming dies at 67
• Jazz beat clippers 105-98 to even riveting series
• Chappell edges Koepka by 1 stroke to win Texas Open
• Emotional Thomas feeds Off his teammates’ love
• Snooker: Champion Selby edges towards last eight
• The maleficent seven: Drug users in tennis
• Merritt heads US dominance
• Kohli pain after RCB sets new low in IPL
• Serena posts heartfelt baby message on fiance’s birthday
• Ban reversal of Kuwait Shooting recognized by global federation­s
• Masterful Mbappe leads Monaco to Ligue summit
• City will be stronger next season vows Guardiola
• Ibrahimovi­c recovery will be very hard: Mourinho
• Bonucci on target as Juventus go 11 clear
• Chelsea’s Kante voted England’s player of year
• Dortmund hope to end Bayern’s double dream
• James helps Cavs sweep past Pacers
• Younis hits 10,000 runs as Pakistan builds reply
• Messi shows who’s in charge at ‘El clasico’
• Caps win series over Leafs
• Ooredoo reports 27% rise in net profit for Q1 2017
• Emiratis, Malaysians reach deal over troubled fund
• VIVA and Huawei launch Huawei P10 and P10 Plus
• Kuwait’s credit growth picks up pace in Feb
• Stocks, euro surge on hopes of Macron win
• Ageing German population to sap growth: Bundesbank
• Greece, creditors to resume talks in Athens, seek swift deal
• LafargeHol­cim CEO to step down over Syria probe
• Britain back in favor for corporate deals despite Brexit
• Gulf Bank announces winners of Al-Danah daily draws
• Scams push foreclosur­e fraud to limit
• Toyota Genuine Parts brings exciting special promotion
• GE tie-up with Sonelgaz to boost Algeria’s power sector
• Kuwait Airways adds 2 routes to its network for summer
• Taiwan’s ‘hacker minister’ reshaping digital democracy
• Sophos introduces new anti-ransomware CryptoGuar­d Technology
• Samsung to update software over ‘red screen’ smartphone
• At least global warming may get Americans off the couch more
• Trump calls US astronaut who broke record for time in space
• First large-scale malaria vaccine trials for Africa
• Man lucky to escape croc clutches in Australia
• UK could face legal battle over air pollution delay
• Inspired by own family, Kentucky gov tackles foster system
• Guatemalan land activist wins prestigiou­s Goldman prize
• As orbit becomes more crowded, risk from space debris grows
• Authentic Turkish culinary experience in Garden Cafe
• Gulf University for Science and Technology receives fifth prestigiou­s accreditat­ion
• Enjoy the memorable perfect wedding at Arraya Ballroom
• STAR TRACK
• CROSSWORD 1589
• Gallagher's new album set for November release
• Jon Favreau goes swimming with his kids if his films flop
• Lady Gaga is always trying to 'expand' her creative bubble
• Will Smith to join DJ Jazzy Jeff for UK festival
• Ed Sheeran is rumored to quit the music industry
• For Chinese fans, popular teen band are mama's boys
• Ivorian drummer boy turned globetrott­ing virtuoso
• German court allows trial over Love Parade disaster
• Atlantis, The Palm: A world full of luxury
• From a Syrian kitchen to TV CEO: An entreprene­ur's story
• Weird clouds may have inspired 'The Scream'
• Musicians in aquariums make sounds in a silent world

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