Oman Daily Observer - 2016-12-03

• Tehran vows response to US sanctions
• Staggering casualty toll in Mosul
• It takes 6 seconds to hack a credit card
• Omani lensman wins Ghadames global award for heritage photo
• Dirty money from Nigeria ‘should help terror-hit’
• CAS Nizwa celebrates National Day
• Europol warns of more IS attacks
• Move to name Paris street after Steve Jobs has leftists up in arms
• Syria rebel fighters mount fierce defence of key Aleppo district
• Iraqis desperate to return to homes rigged with bombs
• Rival armed groups clash in Libyan capital
• Aleppo family reunited after months separated by war
• Thailand’s new king makes first public appearance
• Cambodian opposition leader gets royal pardon
• Workers protest over holiday cut plans
• Over 380,000 Afghans return from Pakistan in 2016: UN
• Man executed 21 years ago found innocent in China
• No respite for people as anger mounts at ‘cash catastroph­e’
• Admired by Modi, Punjab innovator arrested with fake Rs 2,000 notes
• Bolivia suspends airline involved in crash
• Shock defeat for Gambia’s Jammeh in historic presidenti­al poll
• Fawlty Towers actor Andrew Sachs dies aged 86, stars pay tribute
• Activist spurs hope at kids peace award
• Angola coup trial opens with 35 accused
• Pro-EU candidate wins Brexit by-election
• Roma fear Brexit may bring back bad times
• French presidenti­al race centres on Valls after Hollande bow-out
• PM rallies as Italy referendum battle heads to wire
• Trump takes populist message to US heartland in ‘thank you tour’
• Ban Ki-Moon: UN sorry for its role in Haiti cholera outbreak
• Canada oppn says govt fails to honour electoral reform pledge
• Brazil states ease tough austerity measures
• Big surge in Chicago murders
• New Thai king faces daunting task
• Obama unlikely to act on Mideast peace
• Proof that irony rules
• Jobs can’t leave US without consequenc­es, warns Trump
• Switzerlan­d to exchange banking informatio­n with 21 more countries
• British factory growth cools as weak pound fuels cost pressures
• Mexico’s central bank chief quits amid Trump turmoil
• Asia shares drop, Treasury yields near high as markets brace for US rate rise
• US factory activity at 5-month high
• Rosberg stuns F1 world with retirement
• Barca desperate to break unbeaten streak
• ‘No fear for unbeaten Madrid at Camp Nou’
• Test woes irrelevant to Australia ODI side: NZ coach
• Akram says SL has pace, need swing
• Starc-Hazlewood to be Australia’s best ever: Gillespie
• AZAM like a young Kohli, says Pakistan coach
• Wenger defends Cazorla treatment
• Crocked Juve pack defence for Atalanta
• Former Chelsea player claims club ‘paid for silence on abuse’
• Vertonghen extends Spurs stay until 2019
• Holmes leads Challenge with Matsuyama behind
• Woods upbeat after roller-coaster return
• Rivals like what they saw from Tiger in Bahamas comeback round
• Dead-eye Dodt bosses the tees to retain Australian PGA lead
• Individual­s
• Knowledge deficit in the informatio­n age and its consequenc­es

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