Kuwait Times - 2017-07-02

• Turkey remains hopeful of solution to Gulf row
• American Muslims decry Trump travel ban
• Football star Messi weds childhood sweetheart
• India launches new economic era with sales tax reform
• Can IS be ousted from Syria without Assad’s help?
• EU reaffirms support of Kuwait’s efforts to resolve Gulf crisis
• Jellyfish attack Al-Zour Power Station
• Ambassador explains visa conditions to travel to France
• Amir congratula­tes Iraqis on recapturin­g Mosul
• Gulf crisis and media
• Weekly roundup of Kuwait relief efforts
• KRCS reiterates eagerness to support Palestinia­n refugees in Lebanon
• KFH: Ramadan awareness program presented by Dr Al-Tabtabaie
• The Pope in Egypt
• Al-Saad Foundation signs agreement with UNESCO
• Kuwait reiterates support to UNIDO’s efforts to end poverty worldwide
• The 2035 Vision
• Drug addict dies in hospital
• Xi draws ‘red line’ as protesters march
• Doctor accused of sexual harassment kills one, self
• Five suicide bombers attack Lebanese troops; girl killed
• Duterte rides high after ‘rough’ year
• Welcome to hell,’ vow German anti-G20 protesters
• ‘Carrot, not stick’: Israel pushes its curriculum in Palestinia­n schools
• Last Christians of Israeli-controlled Golan Heights
• Nigeria camps under strain from returning refugees
• Politics of Death: The map maker who finds the bodies in Ethiopia land battle
• Erdogan slams opposition as ‘justice march’ nears Istanbul
• US Defense Secretary delays a plan for transgende­r recruits
• Trump backs repealing ‘Obamacare’ now, replacing it later
• Bear crashes through window of a bedroom
• 5 faces of crisis in Venezuela
• Venezuela’s chopper caper spells trouble
• Europe pays tribute to Kohl, ‘a giant’ of post-war history
• In Madrid, gay activists from Muslim world urge freedom
• Pontiff dismisses doctrine chief in turbulent week for Vatican
• 4 killed as violence erupts in Kashmir
• Chinese scholar believed dead; man charged with kidnapping
• Bangladesh marks first ’versary of deadly siege
• Trump-TV hosts Feud escalates
• Snipers, bombs, mortars - Philippine troops battle Islamists
• Hong Kong’s first female leader a ‘tilted bridge’ over troubled water
• US renews pressure on China amid threat from North Korea
• Thailand backtracks on labor law as migrant workers flee
• Obama calls for tolerance, respect in childhood home
• Trump slams CNN, NBC, ‘dumb as a rock’ journalist
• Trump’s travel ban a far cry from original
• What a US-Italian leader did for US-Arabs and me
• Kang leads in hunt for first pro win
• Lingmerth shoots another 65, leads Quicken Loans by 2 shots
• Doping drug gives no edge to serious cyclists in study
• Endangered Kings pile more misery on Jaguares
• Curry inks $200m deal with Warriors
• Hansen not ‘whining’ over rare red card
• Yankees beat Astros as Aoki pitches
• Spinners on song as India down Windies
• Players consider S Africa tour boycott over talks breakdown
• Marquez claims eighth straight Sachsenrin­g pole
• England recall Ballance for South Africa opener
• Chile can prove they’re best in the world: Vidal
• Manny Pacquiao’s title on the line in ‘Battle of Brisbane’
• Infantino hails VAR ‘great success’ at Confed Cup
• Portugal without Ronaldo for Mexico play-off
• Djokovic, Pliskova claim Eastbourne titles
• Ledecky races to third title at US nationals
• Germany beat Spain to win under-21 Euro
• Late Owen Farrell kick keeps Lions series alive
• Internatio­nal businesses caught in Qatar crossfire
• Thailand retracts labor law after migrant workers flee
• Companies hobble from fearsome cyberattac­k
• How vacationin­g business owners deal with being unreachabl­e
• Nevada launches sales of recreation­al marijuana
• 20 years on, scars from Asian financial meltdown linger
• Career options for the technology-obsessed
• S Africa may need outside help to get economy going
• US Labor Dept wants salary to count on overtime rule
• Illinois’ budget disaster as impasse hits 3rd year
• Global stocks pressured by banker talk
• Mixed performanc­e ends Boursa’s week
• Industrial companies lead US stock indexes mostly higher
• Etihad Airways introduces Airbus A380: Abu Dhabi to Paris Charles de Gaulle
• ‘Bad’ foreign firms drive US manufactur­ing jobs revival
• ‘KFH-Bahrain’, Eskan sign agreement to build a 460-apartment developmen­t, Danaat Baitak
• KFH announces cards summer campaign 3rd draw winners
• Petya-like wormable malware
• New ransomware attack ‘Nyetya’
• How artificial intelligen­ce is taking on ransomware
• Trend Micro launches new $100 million venture fund
• Apple opens first store in Taiwan
• Botswana bans export of donkey products
• Hot dogs minus added nitrites may be no better
• New study links common pesticide to bee deaths
• Scientists find protein that regulates skin cancer spread
• Half-a-degree of warming boosted extreme weather
• Nigeria says meningitis outbreak kills 1,166
• Bird-like dinosaurs hatched eggs like chickens: Study
• Dutch scientists fete rare meteorite find
• Painless patch could replace flu jab: Study
• Whales shrank before population­s crashed
• Al Babtain Electronic­s hosts annual Iftar party
• KIB concludes Ramadan campaign
• Hardee’s re-opens its Bidaa branch
• STAR TRACK
• CROSSWORD 1648
• Mystery of nun's unsolved murder is latest US documentar­y hit
• Hip hop in Central African Republic brings hope in crisis
• 'Heartbroke­n' Adele cancels final two shows of tour
• Cajun music's million seller song 'The Back Door' turns 55
• Beyonce and Jay-Z twins' names could be Rumi and Sir
• Chanel takes its Mademoisel­le Prive exhibition to South Korea
• US labels make Paris debut on haute couture catwalks
• Rock Hall of Fame to open 'Power of Rock' exhibit
• The legacy of all-year blooms in Poland's painted village

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