Oman Daily Observer - 2017-01-28

• A RENDEZVOUS OF FAMILIES
• Muscat Cycling gets a
• Trump plans stronger campaign against IS
• Tehran fire chief praises bravery in tower blaze
• Morocco to rejoin African Union after 33 years
• Modi vs Rahul battle plays out loud ahead of Punjab elections
• Maharashtr­a rolls back ban on religious activities
• Tamil Nadu CM vows action against police if found guilty
• 4 Indian-origin persons honoured in Australia
• Pakistan experts see closer US-India ties
• Ban Ki-moon meets former South Korean oppn leader
• By migrants for migrants: The new faces of media
• Enough talk; time to deliver: Trump tells Republican lawmakers
• Dutch justice minister quits over scandal
• Oppn faces rebellion over call to back Brexit trigger
• Poland marks 72nd anniversar­y of Auschwitz liberation
• Somalia’s Al Shabaab says kills dozens of Kenyan troops
• S Sudan rebels should not be deported: Kenya court
• Trump hosts first foreign leader as May visits White House
• Texas executes man convicted of killing two in 2002 robbery
• Teresa or Theresa? What difference an ‘h’ makes
• Student forced to pee in bucket awarded $1.25m
• US new home sales fall; weekly jobless claims rise
• Tesco to buy Booker for $4.6 billion
• Japan CPI falls 0.3pc in 2016, first fall in 4 years
• Asian shares inch down, dollar extends gains in holiday trade
• Ford sees lower 2017 profits, takes hit from pensions, Mexico
• Torrid for Tiger as Rose blooms in California
• Hart thrives in Italy while replacemen­t Bravo flounders
• United survive Hull scare to reach final
• 5-star Barca stroll back into Cup semis
• Cameroon favourites, insists Senegal coach
• Klopp hopes FA Cup revives splutterin­g Reds
• Stands between
• Lucic-Baroni leaves Melbourne on a high despite semis defeat

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