Gulf News - 2016-08-30

• Public education overhaul unveiled
• Aden suicide car bomb attack kills 60
• Russia offers to post troops in Aleppo
• Ceasefire in Colombia
• Accident kills Al Ain family in Saudi Arabia
• Dubai’s biodome beckons
• Meet UAE’s electric car owners
• Minister tells tourists not to wear skirts
• What would my father think of the peace deal with his kidnappers?”
• Women-only parking spots in Abu Dhabi
• Key changes this academic year
• 29,000 pupils to receive career counsellin­g
• Uber denies drivers arrested in capital
• Tadweer signs Dh1.2b contracts in five zones
• Kuwait launches probe after dead fish wash ashore again
• Al Houthi shelling kills 3 Saudi children
• Iran deploys S-300 missiles at nuclear site
• FPM supporters vandalise property of rivals in Lebanon
• Scores killed as Libyan forces corner Daesh militants in final push for Sirte
• Rousseff urges vote against impeachmen­t
• IPad best sedative for kids before surgery
• Duterte offers reward for capture of police officers linked to drugs
• West Bengal passes resolution to rename state
• Navy chief breaks silence on data leak
• Women in slums to get joint land ownership
• Imran’s party seeks Sharif disqualifi­cation
• Court rejects appeals of 16 on death row
• ‘I feel confident as a Muslim and a Briton’
• False alarm prompts airport evacuation
• Doctors push back on vaccine hesitancy
• African countries demand seats on UN Security Council by 2023
• Indian family to sell South African assets
• A mission to Mars in the near future is realistic’’
• The x that US nuclear policy desperatel­y needs
• Turkey’s interventi­on muddies Syria’s waters
• We are all entitled to digital privacy
• France should stop towns from enforcing burkini ban
• The art of gracious leadership
• Trump’s ‘measured path’ more like a dumpster fire
• The American roadside attraction
• France ought to ensure decency and rule of law
• I created the burkini to give women freedom
• How losing can bring an emotional windfall
• What Proxima b says about life in the universe
• ‘Which French values being defended is unclear’
• Smiles fade as summer ends
• Fostering a culture of ‘academic integrity’
• China launches $7.5b aero engine conglomera­te
• Dh5b in Expo 2020 deals to SMEs
• Apple to host ‘special event’ on September 7
• Fibrex to build Aldar’s Reem project
• NMC Health to earn from Saudi investment
• Demand for entreprene­urial skills growing in Dubai
• Bangkok is on the money for UAE travellers
• UAE leads in M&A market deals
• Iran oil market share grab seen dimming prospect for freeze
• Egyptian parliament approves VAT at 13%
• Cash hoarding by companies reinforces China’s anti-easing view
• Canada PM woos China to boost trade
• PayTM raises $300m, giving it $5b valuation
• Amazon gets a feel for car marketplac­e
• Rankings of US retailers in flux
• Dollar stores hit by food stamp cuts
• Even sales staff could do with repeated training
• US jewellers feel the presidenti­al blues
• US risks becoming a developing country
• QE needs to be the sum of many parts
• The growing backlash to Chinese takeovers
• Gold falls to nearly five-week low
• Oil slides over doubts to freeze output
• SWELL OVERALL LEAD TO 372 AS PROTEAS FINISH THIRD DAY AT 105 FOR SIX
• Fractured finger forces Tamim out of action for a month
• Sri Lanka apologises for crowd chaos
• INDIA’S LIMITED OVERS CAPTAIN ROOTS FOR MORE MATCHES IN THE US
• Al Wasl win battle for third spot in Group B
• UAE Olympian calls for more support to produce champs
• Bahrain lauds its Rio medallists
• Musharrakh buoyed by military service
• Popping too many painkiller­s can pop up trouble for players
• Rains in New York ... No problem
• Indian Olympians receive Khel Ratna awards
• MOROCCAN SIGNS FOR AROUND £16M AFTER IMPRESSING IN LIGUE 1
• Guardiola ready to play without Aguero
• Allardyce calls up Hammer, who just years ago was playing non-league football, for his first squad
• Big Sam’s England squad for World Cup qualifier a big disappoint­ment
• Barrett signing buoys New Zealand’s hopes of winning third World Cup in succession
• Reed for Ryder Cup after Barclays win
• TEEN HAS TAKEN THE BULL BY THE HORNS — BUT NEEDS TO SHOW CAUTION
• Donaldson’s 3 home runs help Blue Jays beat Twins
• Celine returns with new album
• ‘Don’t Breathe’ soars at box office
• From A to F: Stars at school
• As Apple and Samsung move to the next round in their long-running quest for world domination, scopes out their prospects for victory
• What we have for now:
• With everyone looking at Europe’s biggest consumer electronic­s show, which kicks off in Berlin on Saturday, we find out what the tech majors have planned
• Counting losers can save a contract
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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