Kuwait Times - 2019-10-23

• Visit-to-work visa transfers allowed, fees unchanged
• Erdogan hails agreement with Putin over Syria
• Hezbollah under rare street pressure
• Trudeau needs help to form government
• Hover-taxi whizzes over S’pore; firm eyes Asian push
• Dubai’s vast Expo 2020 site rises from the desert
• Syria rapper shines light on Idlib woes
• Qatar to expand airport
• Amir, Crown Prince receive Sheikh Jaber Al-Abdullah, Prime Minister, Attorney General
• KFAED sign $85.7 million loan for Egypt Sinai project
• Kuwait eager to develop economic legislatio­ns, diplomat tells UN panel
• Gulf countries mark GCC red crescent Day
• China’s Huawei wants to leave its tech mark in Kuwait
• Int’l neurocriti­cal care society honors Kuwaiti physician
• Dasman Diabetes Institute scientist wins in Asian Conference
• Indonesian Embassy denies discussing domestic helpers’ issue with Kuwait
• NBK conducts training program for KPC employees
• Kuwait organizes meeting with ‘Sophia the robot’
• Co-ops to step up bedoons’ recruitmen­t
• Kuwait, EU discuss audit cooperatio­n
• Duterte suffers ‘unbearable pain’
• Baha’i community fears deportatio­ns
• UK lifts flight ban to Sharm El-Sheikh
• Japan emperor proclaims his status to the world
• Vatican out of money? Heavens no, says Pope’s ally
• For Syrian Kurds, leader’s killing deepens the sense of US betrayal
• Main figures of Lebanon under-fire political class
• Iraq forces killed 149 protesters, most by shots to head, chest
• Facebook steps up security amid fresh signs of meddling
• War creates new uncertaint­y for refugees, migrants in Libya
• Protests snarl transporta­tion; 15 die in Chile
• Pedestrian fatalities on US roads hit almost 30-yr high
• Canada’s poll brings call to arms against gun violence
• Trudeau: Liberal star shines less brightly
• Guru’s ‘best friend’: Gold and diamonds
• Clean getaway: Meat waste joins biofuels at luxury jet show
• Bangladesh court jails key opposition lawmaker for graft
• CO2 monitors new weapon in Paris climate fight
• Fall of a royal consort and king’s assertive reign
• Diapers: Conquering a $9bn market no one wants to talk about
• China’s rise and its implicatio­n on current world security
• Dubai marks 1-yr countdown to Expo 2020
• Poll: Canada top country for social entreprene­urs
• NBK partners with global non-profit ‘Entreprene­urs’ Organizati­on’, Kuwait
• AUB reports KD 45.2m net profit for 9 months period ended 30 Sept 2019
• Does the 737 MAX crisis threaten Boeing’s future?
• Nigeria’s youth breathes new life into business for good: Global poll
• Some 300,000 employees of Indian state-led banks strike
• Infosys shares plunge 14% after charges
• Indonesia’s Indrawati to stay on as finance minister
• Sterling softens as more Brexit votes loom
• French farmers stage protests as anger boils over
• Samsung, UAE funds lead $55m investment
• Global poll finds Scottish social entreprene­urs optimistic
• Failure of businesses doing good drives Mexico to bottom of global poll
• Youth, women drive spur social business growth in Pakistan, says global poll
• Gulf Bank announces winners of Al-Danah weekly draw
• RISE Center at AUK hosts Kuwait’s NASA Space Apps Challenge 2019
• ICSK Khaitan conducts K-Rays 2019
• Al-Sarraf: Horeca helps hospitalit­y sector develop consumer health
• Symphony Style appoints a new general manager
• Ohio drug program seeks to reunite families of addicts
• NASA wants internatio­nal partners to go to Moon too
• STAR TRACK
• CROSSWORD 2340 DOWN 1. Leather with a napped surface. 2. Not set afire or burning. 3. A piece of cutlery with a shallow bowlshaped container and a handle. 4. (Greek mythology) Goddess of the earth and mother of Cronus and the Titans in ancient mythol
• On Neil Young's new 'Colorado' album, amped up rage - and hope
• World's loudest bird sings heart out in pursuit of love
• British-born Nigerian actor hopes black skinhead film will heal pain
• Louvre blockbuste­r: Honoring Leonardo da Vinci 500 years on
• Cigarette-burned Kurt Coban 'Unplugged' cardigan heading to auction
• Video stars: Russian child bloggers score millions of 'likes'
• The pirarucu: The giant prized fish of the Amazon
• Mosul strains to revive manufactur­ing past
• Malaysia bags first gold in bowling championsh­ip
• Qatar Airways launches amazing offers and packages for FIFA Club World Cup Qatar 2019
• Messi, Ronaldo wouldn’t do what rugby players do, says coach Jones
• Patriots stay unbeaten with rout of Jets
• Corruption claim deepens Bangladesh cricket crisis
• Japanese swim coach quits Bangladesh over punishment of juniors
• Epic pitching lineups lead Astros, Nats into World Series
• Teenage Pakistan fast bowlers aim to rattle Australia
• Blades burst Arsenal bubble as Mousset strikes
• ‘Gentle giant’ Lukaku thriving at Inter Milan
• FA chairman wants concussion substitute­s in football
• Tanzanian star Samatta has sights set on Liverpool as Salah fights for fitness
• Jackets edge Leafs on OT penalty
• Rapinoe named but Modric, Neymar miss out on Ballon D’Or shortlist
• Asian football final moved from North Korea after blacked-out match
• India sweep series, Rohit reinvents himself in Tests
• Rising Chelsea stars face acid test against youth kings Ajax
• England ‘not our fiercest rivals’: All Blacks coach Steve Hansen

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