Oman Daily Observer - 2017-03-27

• HAVE BILINGUAL OR FACE ACTION
• Muscat airport among fastest growing in ME
• Oil producers look into rollover of output cuts
• Oman Air begins Salalah-Calicut flight
• Real estate contracts value hit RO 218m in February
• Muscat varsity to offer right mix of people for job market
• Training programme for legal researcher­s begins
• Experts say foolproof security lies in integrated solutions
• Ministry implements project of aflaj data documentat­ion
• School students from Barka visit State Council
• MoH holds Respirator­y Care Training Programme
• TRC opens applicatio­ns for Falling Walls Lab Oman
• Muscat airport fastest growing in ME
• Gauthier begins his final week in the Empty Quarter
• Yemenis flood streets on conflict’s anniversar­y
• Egyptian court jails 56 over migrant boat shipwreck
• Syrian forces enter IS-held Tabqa airport; shelling damages dam
• Iran to sanction 15 US firms for Israel ties
• Sudan, Saudi to hold first joint air force drill
• US air strike in Afghanista­n killed senior Qaeda leader
• Lam wins HK leadership; activists vow opposition
• Detainee dies at Japan’s immigratio­n centre
• France seeks to boost ties with Asia in face of ‘isolationi­sm’
• Four killed as fleeing thief explodes grenade in Philippine­s
• Contribute to New India, use digital cash: Modi
• Short of track, Indian Railways eyes private suppliers
• Demonetisa­tion: RBI to allow Nepalis to exchange up to Rs 4,500 per person
• $100,000 given to American who tried saving Indians
• How Republican­s can hobble Obamacare?
• The messages on the streets...
• FEEDING THE CORRUPT
• One killed, 14 hurt in Ohio nightclub shooting
• Le Pen says people no longer want the EU
• Trump ally Stone offers to testify in Russian meddling probe
• Fillon ‘very likely’ wiretapped, says ally
• Opposition leader arrested as Russians defy protest bans
• Merkel’s conservati­ves make big gains in Saarland poll
• UK minister wants to stop encryption on messaging services
• Bulgarian left seeks election comeback
• ‘Sensory skin’ to detect damage outside spacecraft
• British teenager points out error in Nasa data
• Humans, smartphone­s often fail to detect morph photos
• Uber suspends self-driving cars after crash
• Canadian firm sets sights on Block 36 prospects
• China, others lift ban on meat imports in boost for Brazil
• Bank Muscat focused on customer-centric growth strategies
• Bank Sohar backs 2nd Bandar Al Khairan Football Tournament
• Brexit sparks race to host European Banking Authority
• Z-Corp holds ‘For Them’ training session for parents with autistic children
• Awasr to showcase Smart City concept at COMEX
• Bull market not dead as tax reform takes spotlight
• HSBC to boost China staff by up to 1,000, mostly in Pearl River Delta
• BoE to charge banks for additional Brexit costs
• Philippine GDP growth seen at 6.5-7pc in Q1
• Smiths posts H1 profit, reaffirms FY outlook
• UK’s Lamprell sees tough year ahead
• Commoditie­s lower as funds scale out
• Britain to fire starting gun on Brexit negotiatio­ns
• Europe’s financial lifeline from London in doubt
• AL NAHDA CLINCH MAZDA PROFESSION­AL CUP
• India frustrated as Lyon bites back for Australia Toughest session of career, says India’s Rahul
• New Zealand battle to stumps, in good position in third Test
• Lyon preys on bounce at home from home Dharamsala
• Dutch suffer World Cup shock, Ronaldo in 70-goal landmark
• Southgate gives stars chance to seize power
• Dutch World Cup defeat ‘nightmare’, says Robben
• Rooney still has role to play for club and country: Scholes
• Johnson through to Match Play semis
• Lee Mi-Rim grabs Kia Classic lead
• PTI thump Al Turki by 92 runs
• Muscat CT win by seven wickets

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