Oman Daily Observer - 2020-10-12

• ‘Deal better for both sides’ says Johnson as clock ticks down
• Cultural Strategy Project to realise Vision-2040 objectives
• Stay entertaine­d during lockdown
• Knowledge Oman to host C2C founder on Omani Women’s day
• Breast, thyroid cancers most common among women
• Walk of Oman postponed to Feb 18 over COVID-19
• TAKE A BREAK WHILE ONLINE
• Partygoers violate virus rules as cases rise in German cities
• Hurricane leaves Louisianan­s reeling and out of power
• Turkish Cypriots vote for new leader amid tensions
• Lebanon to lock down nearly 170 districts
• Fires in Syria, Lebanon brought under control
• S Korea eases social distancing curbs
• 20 dead, 40 wounded in Thai bus-train collision
• Taliban endorses Trump in US presidenti­al race
• ‘Feeling great’: Trump gets back on campaign trail
• Turning local, UK PM to unveil rules on travel in England
• Police station targeted in fireworks attack
• Kim stretches lead to two strokes
• Wolff feasts on eagles; Laird, Cantlay share lead
• Defending champions Salalah impress at national chess
• Squads named for Women’s T20 Challenge, Aussies miss out
• Babos and Mladenovic enjoy sweet revenge
• China remains leading market for Oman crude exports in September
• Sur Industrial City weighs new projects worth RO 1 billion
• Oman studies launch of Internatio­nal Bank Account Number system
• Tight supply keeps grain sector supported
• Bank Muscat and Omran Group sign agreement to digitise business operations
• TBY discusses latest research on Oman
• Why is the ECB eyeing a ‘digital euro’?
• Haunted by Christmas past, Britain’s M&S tackles food waste

Oman Daily Observer - 2020-10-11

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