Gulf News - 2015-07-22

• First UN aid ships in 4 months dock in Aden
• GCC protests Iran’s contradict­ory signals
• Delhi rapist says he killed more than 30 children
• Jumping on golden chance
• Rescuers race to save lives in Pakistan
• Kogelo awaits Obama
• 4 reasons why gold is falling
• Prosecutor­s play a humanitari­an role
• 1.47gm of marijuana lands salesman in jail
• Constructi­on worker dies in Abu Dhabi accident
• Icon rising: Dubai Frame pillars now dominate skyline
• Online booking for water taxi service
• Filipino expats urged to learn new skills to enhance careers
• Expatriate­s praise landmark legislatio­n
• Loyalists battle Al Houthis to extend gains in Aden
• Stray camel causes freak accident
• 25% of Kuwaiti grooms married foreigners
• Six-year-old boy dies in locked car
• Lockheed boosts presence in region
• Rise in Cairo sex harassment cases during Eid
• Attack is ‘spillover of Daesh war on Kurds’
• Shortcomin­gs of Obama strategy
• Zarif defends deal, tells MPs ‘we did our best’
• French minister ‘to visit Tehran’
• Netanyahu struggles with narrow majority
• Gaza’s sole power plant shuts over tax dispute
• EU falls short of migrant-sharing target
• Scientist warns of signals from outer space
• 20m forced from homes by disasters in 2014
• Activists question role of ‘fashion police’
• Top aide to Chinese ex-president faces trial
• Manila plans record defence spending
• Fall ‘a political move’
• Ex-military man and gang leader arrested
• Australia and rising right-wing extremism
• Stormy start to monsoon session
• Mamata rallies party for 2016 elections
• Star TV and Eros lead race to head off Netflix threat in India
• Memon to hang after last appeal fails
• Kitchen gardens boost vegetable output
• TDP seeks dismissal of ‘turncoat’ minister
• Catalan allies ready to declare independen­ce
• Ireland shrugs off French riddle over Yeats remains
• Ukraine film-maker on trial in Russia
• Confederat­e flag down, but blacks see bigger fights in South Carolina
• Police role suspected in Brazil deaths
• Qatar says US shooter did not enter borders
• Teen’s HIV in remission for more than 11 years
• Why is Republican Party’s field so big?
• Democratic hopefuls in first cattle call
• Violence erupts as Burundi votes in controvers­ial presidenti­al poll
• Groups seek answers on refugee boat
• Surfer in ‘miracle’ shark escape hails ‘warrior’ mate
• Trump isn’t going away
• Shortcomin­gs of Obama’s Iran strategy
• UK’s fight against terror starts at home
• Ask a Cuban if it’s fun living in a time warp
• Robots may take away my job
• Miami advice for Republican­s
• Australia and rising right-wing extremism
• Hindsight’s most battered punching bag
• Athens should have had a more generous deal
• Why lend money to an irresponsi­ble borrower?
• Ahead of other nations
• Tweeps horrified at the Turkey attack...
• Ask the newsroom
• Osborne tightens UK public spending belt
• New Brics bank opens for business in China
• ADCB’s first half net profit surges 17%
• ‘We need to manage frozen assets’
• Oil ‘to bounce back to $100 in 5 years’
• Xpress Money ups game to digital remittance­s
• Retailers reap Eid sales bonanza
• DAE repays $705m loan ahead of schedule
• Dunia Group hits record as profit rises 50% to Dh131.2m
• Jebel Ali is world’s most productive port
• Toshiba executives quit over $1.2b accounting scandal
• Infosys profit up 5% on US demand, weak rupee
• Nike gives CEO $30m award to stay for five years
• Greece pushes to finalise bailout deal by August 20
• Dealmaking boosts China FDI by 8%
• Philippine­s enacts fair trade, competitio­n laws
• Modi pushes for bill on unified sales tax
• Political TV ad spending expected to hit record
• The US online video industry face-off
• Tata chief rues branding Nano the ‘cheapest car’
• YouTube signs up everyone but TV for new paid service
• Dumping cable for digital media world
• China considerin­g crackdown on false claims in cosmetic advertisin­g
• A fund outflow that’s bleeding Africa dry
• A watchdog with some serious bite
• Hedge funds cool off on Chinese stocks
• Failure is just another route to eventual success
• China stocks cap best win streak since May
• Regulatory role of Singapore bourse under the scanner
• China’s Iran oil imports hit 2-month high in June
• DFM ends flat as profit-taking tempers earnings excitement
• Fed approves capital restraints for America’s biggest lenders
• JP Morgan finds itself a whopping $12.5b short
• Obama picks currency expert for Fed board
• Fed’s rate-rise plans propel Treasury note yields higher
• Mustafizur’s rise goes on
• Humble hero Johnson puts Spieth in the shade for now
• Team Sky hit back at critics by publishing Froome’s performanc­e data
• Rooney wants to be centre of attention once more
• England bolster batting with in-form Bairstow for Ballance
• Ballance can come back stronger
• Rogers may have suffered after-effect of blow
• NBA greats to hold court at Dubai Sports World
• Khalid to compete in Baja Aragon rally
• Ex-India all-rounder to power budding players’ dream
• Test star Nazir inspires youngsters in Sharjah
• Ocean Strikers win Eid tournament Round-up
• Ishikawa stars as Pirates drown Royals
• Tennis Australia opens door for Tomic
• Amateurs show they can compete with the best in the business
• Blatter’s reforms lack substance
• Ex-Fifa official blasts Blatter’s stay of execution
• Indonesian jailed for fixing tie in SEA Games
• US look to goal machine Dempsey in Gold Cup semis
• Ranieri wants Cambiasso to stay
• Sexism ‘is worse than ever’
• ‘Xena’ back on TV?
• Meat Loaf to go on tour again
• D.I.V.O.R.C.E: Blake and Miranda done
• Timeline: It was love at first sight for pair
• FAMILY’S SEAL OF APPROVAL
• Harshaali on her way to stardom
• A porterhous­e for two
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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