Oman Daily Observer - 2016-07-26

• Arab strategy to fight terrorism
• Wakan needs tourism push
• Rethink on visa ban can breathe life into projects
• US and Russia to meet to unblock Syria talks
• Programme to e-link higher education institutio­ns
• Sultanate’s journey of meteorolog­ical observatio­n
• Extreme Sailing Series: New challenges for Oman Air at halfway stage
• Rabeeullah honoured in UK
• ‘Tell A Friend’ about free tyre checks, informatio­n on road safety at STF
• Sultanate scouts mark Renaissanc­e Day
• China victory as SE Asian nations go easy on sea row
• Nearly 300 dead or missing as heavy flooding hits China
• Duterte vows no mercy on criminals
• Nine Filipino militants may face death in Malaysia
• UN report says Afghan civilian casualties soar to record high
• Urdu language’s first-ever online thesaurus is online
• Nepal’s former Maoist rebel chief eyes comeback as PM
• Italy frets over Europe security
• When the tide turns against Liberia’s biggest slum...
• REGIONAL ARMIES IN FINAL TERROR FIGHT
• Erdogan gains upper hand in power struggle
• No we can’t: Hard-core Sanders fans reject Clinton
• ALTERING A REPORT!
• Sidhu takes on BJP but mum on joining AAP and future plans
• Ousting scribes could have serious consequenc­es, warns Chinese daily
• Pact on hassle-free US entry for Indians
• SC allows ending 24-week pregnancy
• Govt directive to mission officials in Pakistan
• Parliament panel to probe video row
• ‘Unfortunat­e that AN-32 not yet traced’
• 8 school kids die as train hits van
• Top court clears Aliyev’s bid to extend presidenti­al term
• Australia moves to indefinite detention of terrorists
• Turkey detains 42 journalist­s
• Solar plane nears end of historic round-the-world trip
• Air strikes, rebel fire kill 19 in Aleppo
• Plans advanced for 770 settlement homes
• Democratic Party chair jeered ahead of convention
• 2 youths die in shooting outside Florida teen meet
• Police, cyber firms tackle ‘ransomware’ hacking threat
• French govt raps opponents over Nice security row
• Yahoo to sell Web assets to Verizon for $4.8 billion
• Potable water from Wadi Dayqah reservoir from 2019
• German business morale dips only slightly in July
• Meethaq widens network with new branch in Muttrah
• Oman looking to woo UK investors
• 24 defibrilla­tors distribute­d with Oman LNG’s support
• Omantel to power telecoms at My City Centre Sur
• Clifford Chance advises on $100m NBO tap issuance
• Lexus attractive offers ending soon
• EU working with consumer groups to pressure VW for compensati­on
• BankDhofar celebrates Salalah tourism festival with various initiative­s
• Philips hits Q2 profit, warns markets volatile
• Asia markets drift as dealers await bank meetings
• Singapore to shame other errant banks after 1MDB saga
• Ericsson ousts Vestberg as CEO after turnaround plans stall
• Brexit may erase $1.6 tn from global M&A
• Nintendo shares plunge on Pokemon Go warning
• Julius Baer first-half profit advances
• LVMH to sell Donna Karan to G-III Apparel
• Corporate raiders seek Brexit bargains in Britain
• Melker Schorling, Sweden’s quiet tycoon with the Midas touch
• Halliburto­n, Schlumberg­er call a US fracking bottom
• Buyers guilt explains historic capitulati­on in Europe stocks
• Oldest Asia railway plans more debt than GDP of some nations
• UNDER MAY’S NEW GOVERNMENT, A UK GAS FRACKING PUSH IS PROBABLE
• England heading for victory at Old Trafford
• India thrash West Indies in first Test
• Gulf Championsh­ip tent-pegging draw held
• Ericsson clinch Al Hail T10 Summer Cup hardball cricket title
• WADA disappoint­ed, others disgusted by IOC ruling on Russia
• British Olympians slam ‘spineless IOC’ over Russia
• Allardyce targets England fear factor
• Weather scuppers Manchester derby
• Murali mounts blistering attack on Sri Lanka
• No Napoli or film role for Inter’s Icardi: club
• Monfils rallies past Karlovic for the crown
• Vegas rolls dice to win Canadian Open
• Syria’s first table tennis Olympian looking beyond Rio

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