Oman Daily Observer - 2018-09-01

• LITTLE THINGS RETAIN VISITORS LONGER
• Hotter climate means hungrier insects will munch millions more tonnes of crops
• 50 years in the making, Orson Welles’ last film makes it to the screen
• Gets behind the camera for crime drama
• Rebels blow up bridges in Idlib as troops prepare for battle
• Iraq’s Basra rich in oil, but short on clean water
• Yemen faces new surge in cholera cases: UN
• China ‘using Linkedin to recruit spies’
• Myanmar army fakes Rohingya photos in ‘True News’ book
• Some in NDA don’t want Modi as prime minister again: RLSP chief
• Film puts spotlight on landless plantation workers
• Idlib: A ‘catastroph­e’ in the making
• A battle of nationalis­ts versus progressiv­es
• Major transforma­tion ahead for Earth’s ecosystems
• EU: Clock running out on summer-winter time change
• Germany warns on Serbia-kosovo land swap idea
• EU, Britain talk up chances of autumn Brexit deal
• US argues Harvard admissions policies harm Asian-americans
• ‘African wars killed 5m sick children in 20 years’
• Coca-cola to buy coffee chain Costa for $5.1 bn
• Argentina’s interest rate hiked to 60 pc to counter currency woes
• Juncker pledges to boost auto tariffs if Trump reneges on pact
• Chinese soy buyers leave US exporters show empty handed
• Apple buys startup focused on lenses for augmented reality glasses
• Barman hopes focus shifts from feet to feat after Jakarta exploits
• JUVE’S RONALDO TO FACE OLD CLUB UNITED IN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
• Tsurenko hands Wozniacki another second round exit

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