Oman Daily Observer - 2018-05-29

• Time to take stand on climate change
• All-out efforts to assist cyclone victims
• Water, power services mostly reinstated
• Rains pose challenge to rebuilding washed-out roads, deliver relief
• Planned housing plots up by 15 pc to 73,000 units
• Time to stand up against climate change
• Sultanate hands over 238 textbooks to Brunei
• Muscat University launches two e-learning courses
• India to ignore US curbs on Iran and Venezuela
• ‘Neutral’ ex-judge to rule Pakistan in run-up to tense election
• Vedanta plant closed after bloody protest
• Mahathir axes Singapore high-speed rail link
• ‘Hero’ Malian who saved child to be given French citizenshi­p
• Italy heads to new elections as caretaker PM named
• Storm Alberto weakens as it nears Florida
• Is hyper-connectivi­ty a boon for criminals?
• In the eye of a cyclone...
• NEVER FORGOTTEN!
• James delivers epic game seven as Cavs reach NBA finals
• Watson special gifts Chennai third IPL title
• Vaishali leaves for London to take part in high profile cricket match
• Molinari wins PGA Championsh­ip as Mcilroy fades in the final round
• NEYMAR ‘NOT YET 100%’ BUT READY TO PLAY FOR BRAZIL
• Bombay Blues win Danube Ramadhan title
• Team Oman Air puts on top act on Lake Garda
• Royal Cavalry wins twice at British Chepstow Race
• Efforts to restore operations at Salalah Port move into high gear
• Mekunu shuts Salalah resort
• BBH invests RO 40 million in new logistics and residentia­l projects
• Internatio­nal Maritime College students visit SBG Parts Distributi­on Centre
• BAE Systems invests in Omani youth developmen­t
• ICAI Muscat Chapter hosts workshop for finance profession­als
• Buying fatigue hits oil, gold pops back above $1,300/oz
• Bombardier launches longer-range variants of Global business jets
• Britain’s supply of electric cars at risk from Brexit
• Blackstone bets big on offices with $2.3 billion Investa bid

Oman Daily Observer - 2018-05-28

Oman Daily Observer - 2018-05-30