Oman Daily Observer - 2017-10-02

• 2 women stabbed to death in France
• Outdoor training centre in Sharqiya Sands
• Omanis told not to enrol in 4 Malaysian varsities
• Council discusses job applicatio­ns, contracts for tech jobs
• Crisis management in tourism focus of seminar
• ‘Double fine’ for hotels flouting hygiene norms
• Jobless graduates get helping hand
• Registrati­ons open for TRC’s Hackathon Muttrah 2017
• A perfect spot for those in search of good fish
• Adventure tourism gets a boost at Jabal Samhan
• Syria’s deadliest September claims 3,000 lives
• Cash crunch risks grounding UN air operations in Sudan
• The unthinkabl­e: China abandoning N Korea
• Philippine president says will snub graft probe
• Migrant Filipina mothers sing for their distant children
• Social media, democracy: fears rise
• Old family photos: time for some nostalgia
• Naples fights mafia with first bookshop in 50 years
• ‘Space and scope’ for reducing GST
• Fame, money not enough to succeed in politics: Rajinikant­h
• Rescued priest Tom Uzhunnalli­l arrives in Kerala
• Investigat­ors probe Air France A380 after engine blow-out
• Over 460 injured in confrontat­ions as Catalonia votes on independen­ce
• Austria’s ban on full-face veils comes into force
• Under-pressure May to apologise for poll setback
• Restored Palmyra lion on display in Damascus
• Paris experiment­s with ‘car-free day’ across the city
• Meethaq Sharia Board reviews growth strategy
• OAPFD signs contract for eService applicatio­n
• Omantel to provide telecom solutions for Aqar projects
• Risk of oil correction looms as US exports spike
• Wadi Jizzi power plant to retire in September 2018
• Zubair SEC and Pearl Initiative host roundtable on corporate governance
• When it comes to US stocks, growth trumps quality
• Deutsche Bank to pay $190m to settle rigging allegation­s
• UK regulator says Ryanair ‘capitulate­s’ to pressure on passengers’ rights
• Growth across Britain’s private sector cools
• Chinese demand ensures Asian LNG rally has legs
• Robust force majeure clause is advisable in contracts
• Tesla’s battery races to keep Australia’s lights on
• L OCTOBER 2
• Wenger savours 21st anniversar­y as Arsenal sink Brighton
• Morkel strikes twice in first over against Bangladesh
• Yasir Shah double leaves Sri Lanka in trouble
• Ruthless US on brink of Presidents Cup win
• Beat up Internatio­nals will go down fighting, says captain Price

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