Gulf News - 2015-12-12

• Putin makes veiled threat to Ankara
• Climate change talks falter near finish line
• Meet Lahore’s toughest woman
• Minding your ‘p’s and ‘q’s
• Kuwaiti shaikh vows to contest prison term
• In US, Muslim women now have it tougher
• Low-skilled workers train for better future
• Floating a new concept of holiday homes in the UAE
• Abandoned animals check into pet hotel
• Educators welcome 2016 as Year of Reading
• Al Houthis agree on negotiator list for talks
• Father arrested for storming into school with loaded gun
• UN hopes for aid boom as Yemen peace talks loom
• Iraq turns to UN over Turkish incursion
• Daesh truck bombs kill 60 in Syrian town
• US sees problems with Syrian opposition pact
• 2 Palestinia­ns shot dead by Israeli regime in West Bank
• Crowdfundi­ng campaign gives Syrian man a new life
• Al Baghdadi seeks big role for Daesh women
• Antiquitie­s museum opens in Cairo airport
• Canada prime minister greets 163 Syrian refugees at airport
• Calls for Chandy to quit, but no trace of alleged sex CD
• ‘Dabbawalas’ to show cycling is eco-friendly
• Court stops registrati­on of diesel vehicles
• Ex-MP Shahabuddi­n gets life for acid-bath murder of brothers
• EC pledges violence-free West Bengal polls
• Former police chief hails step in terror case
• Army tests nuclear-capable missile
• After the massive floods, a deluge of criticism
• British authoritie­s under fire over airport expansion delays
• Geneva on alert over suspected Daesh cell
• 12 insurgents killed in Burundi attack
• Teenager denied bail in terrorism case
• Poverty and climate change go hand in hand
• Can cyberwarfa­re be deterred?
• Framework for climate deal is just a start
• Le Pen’s victory frightens ineffectiv­e mainstream
• Syrians must be part of the talks
• Another version of back-packing
• The mass killers next door
• Heralding a green revolution
• Europe’s liberal dream is fast disappeari­ng
• Donald Trump’s French connection
• A step ahead with reading initiative
• Card and loan issues raised with banks
• Winners mark seventh anniversar­y
• Dow, DuPont to join forces in merger
• South Africa market rout worsens
• Prominent Chinese tycoon missing
• Alibaba buys South China Morning Post newspaper
• Dubai is key to SpiceJet’s global plans
• Saudis mustn’t wait to adopt reforms to cut debt, create jobs
• Egypt plans talks for more aid
• Agricultur­e gives Turkey surprising­ly strong growth
• Greece, lenders clinch power grid deal
• Barclays to extend hiring freeze into early 2016
• Twitter to put ads where non-members can see them
• What makes online ads maddening
• Reading warning signs at job interviews early
• Online portals, consumer firms lead the way
• Embedding deep-rooted change into an organisati­on
• More ways of winning them over with your pitch
• Payments made easier for small firms
• Many UK small businesses still wait for a faster web
• The undeclared war on physical cash
• A souring bond market is not exclusive to India
• Banking jobs are no longer cool
• Still making do with a role in financial services
• No cheer for China’s sliding yuan as oil hits 7-year low
• Currency traders’ bad year gets worse
• Oil investors lose $230b after Opec move
• Gold heads for weekly decline before Fed meets
• Oil traders aren’t dancing the crude contango this time
• Hedge fund founder takes on Abe
• GCAA holds regional air accident seminar
• Federer eyes more slams
• CHINESE CARDS FIRST TWO BOGEYS BUT STILL LEADS BY FIVE STROKES
• Badminton
• TEAM STRUGGLED AT STOKE BEFORE EUROPEAN HIGH
• LIVERPOOL ALSO PROGRESS, AS DO FIORENTINA AND FENERBAHCE
• A homecoming of sorts for Compton
• Schumer, Bloom react
• Parenting in a digital age
• Single over the holidays?
• Hot toys for holiday 2015
• Decision-Making Power.
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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