Kuwait Times - 2017-10-08

• US military halts exercises in Gulf over Qatar crisis
• US OKs $15bn sale of THAAD missile system to Saudi Arabia
• Dream comes true as tearful Halep powers to number one
• When ‘healthy eating’ ends up making you feel sick
• Peace Nobel says to nuke players: We are watching
• Officers explain workings at Ali Al-Sabah Military College
• IPU needs to highlight Rohingya’s plight: Speaker
• Trio deported for ‘illegal’ slaughteri­ng
• Precision surgeries not covered by health insurance hospitals
• Two MPs plan to grill info minister
• Zain sponsors First Kuwaiti Medical Innovation­s Conference
• #ZainGoesPi­nk launches for the tenth consecutiv­e year
• Russia slays 180 Islamic State fighters, mercenarie­s in Syria
• NRA, potent foe of gun controls
• Trump to send lieutenant­s to Pakistan with tough message
• Deadly Hurricane bears down on Mexico and US
• Protesters call for Spanish unity amid Catalonia crisis
• US billboards ask for tips on gunman motive
• North Korea preparing long-range missile test
• Turkey-backed rebels in a new Syria operation
• Opposition supporters rally in Russia, calling Putin to quit
• Polish Catholics pray at borders ‘to save country’
• Man held after people hurt in crash near London museum
• Belgium seeks to bring back children stranded by IS
• Islamic State: Defeating the virtual caliphate
• In Pacific, tensions evoke troubling nuclear legacy
• Transforma­tion of Jerusalem
• KIB sponsors Abdullah Al-Fadel in Jet Ski Championsh­ip in US
• Dominant Hamilton seizes Suzuka pole with record lap
• Knights win inaugural game by rallying past Dallas Stars 2-1
• US back on track for World Cup, Pulisic leads rout of Panama
• Qatar World Cup head says blockade poses ‘no risk’ to event
• US beat host India 3-0 in Under-17 World Cup opener
• Yadav inspires India to big win in rain-hit T20
• Spain makes it to World Cup, Serbia unable to clinch a spot
• Colts to celebrate Peyton’s place in Indy’s hearts
• Indians beat Yankees 9-8 take AL Division lead
• Business leaders push Catalonia in crisis
• 1,400 Air Berlin workers to lose jobs: Union
• Sudan eyes economic revival as US lifts trade sanctions
• Al-Sayer and Toyota unveil new 2018 Hilux TRD
• Danube Group enters Kuwait market, invests $20 million
• NCC launches Kuwait’s first ‘Innovation Lab’
• Gulf Bank hosts red’s ninth monthly draw winners
• Boursa Kuwait equities remain mixed amid lackluster trading, selling pressure
• BAYT.COM WEEKLY REPORT
• Huawei holds opening ceremony of its ICT Skill Competitio­n with KDIPA
• NoufEXPO organizes EGOV5
• Prague hackers’ congress to address ‘financial freedom’
• N Korea gets second web connection via Russian firm
• From poacher to ranger: Saving China’s Siberian tigers
• LuLu Hypermarke­t launches 11-day Festival of Egypt
• STAR TRACK
• CROSSWORD 1729
• Kylie Jenner wants ‘more privacy’ with pregnancy
• Lady Gaga thought Isla Fisher was Amy Adams
• Kimberley Walsh has extra ‘security’ in her relationsh­ip
• Frances Bean Cobain feared for her life on plane
• Mark Wright is desperate to return home
• Tom Petty’s cause of death has been ‘deferred’
• Stone signs $10 million deal with Louis Vuitton
• Audrina reaches a living agreement with estranged husband
• Bella Thorne has numerous crushes
• Liam Gallagher was ‘drinking too much’ after Oasis split
• Lincoln made of pennies among winners at Michigan art event
• Angola’s ‘kizomba’ dance mesmerizes the world
• Syrian dancers perform show about migration in Berlin
• Kazuo Ishiguro: Social worker turned Nobel Prize Winner
• Weinstein on ‘indefinite leave’ during harassment inquiry
• Indian one-man band strums and sings against smoking
• A changing China on view in New York art show

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