Gulf News - 2016-10-24

• Egypt will be back, Sultan says
• Yemen in war mode as Al Houthis scupper truce
• ‘Jungle’ camp residents’ future uncertain
• Tributes pour in for Ameera Bin Karam
• Simple twist of fate ...
• Amputated arm of worker reattached
• UAE to raise clean energy target to 27%
• UK’s political moderniser­s crushed
• Moderate use of technology urged
• Zayed Future Energy Prize jury selects nine winners
• ‘Bullying in schools top concern for parents’
• Islamists confident of winning Kuwait polls
• New attendance system aims to boost productivi­ty
• Muscat schools ban corporal punishment
• Heavy clashes resume as Aleppo truce ends
• Syria’s Kurds restore ancient names to hundreds of Arabised towns, villages
• Carter says US ready to offer more support, discusses Mosul assault with Kurdish leader
• Hariri move will reshape Lebanon
• Iraq’s parliament votes to ban alcohol
• Spain’s 10-month impasse nears end
• Afghan opium fields yield bumper crop
• Anti-drug protocol with China hailed
• Xi looks to consolidat­e power at party plenum, analysts say
• Avian flu threatens migratory birds
• Property restitutio­n still an issue in ex-communist Poland
• Murder tale poised to win Booker Prize
• Feral felines deployed in New York’s war on rats
• Colombia in bid to salvage peace plan
• Avianca flight to Venezuela hits snag
• Clinton makes a pitch for gains in Pennsylvan­ia
• Outside money favours Clinton over Trump
• Niger town fears for abducted US aid worker
• House leader slams rights official
• Taiwan cashes in on buzz for pure honey
• Managing compromise in the Middle East
• US-Russia tension and spectre of uncertaint­y
• Yemen needs a longer ceasefire
• India and Pakistan must not abandon cultural ties
• Yes, you can actually work yourself to death
• The ‘nearly impossible’ job of UN chief
• King Bhumibol’s legacy: Political legitimacy
• Mexicans know what happens when a loser won’t admit defeat
• Britain’s political moderniser­s have been crushed
• Stopping traffic violators
• US and UK data to sketch financial map
• AT&T-Time Warner deal banks on synergy
• UK may slash corporatio­n tax if EU blocks Brexit trade deal
• Air-conditione­rs feel India heat
• By building mega yachts, Gulf Craft sails on crest of expansion
• Australia, China in bidding war for farm
• Graft-ridden Petrobras settles four lawsuits
• Continuing slide in oil prices takes a toll on Saudi banks
• Why finance is key to securing a low-carbon future
• Sovereign bond to ease funding woes
• GCC liquidity crunch to subdue growth
• Getting the timing spot on with investing
• Tudor to invest in blending data and macro
• Dollar bulls ignore warning signs
• Bond traders bet on steady ECB policy
• Saudi Tadawul in gaining streak post mega bond issue
• THIRD WICKET STAND OF 151 BRINGS HOSTS BACK TO WINNING WAYS
• Chittagong thriller poised on knife’s edge
• Edgy Kerber sweats hard to get past Cibulkova
• India bounce back to beat Pakistan
• Pakistan look all set to choke West Indies into submission
• Emerging talents for first RAK event
• Mirza lives out his dream with stint in Abu Dhabi Tour
• Skipper Iniesta injury strikes a sour note in Barca victory
• Locatelli turns emotional at beating Buffon to score lone goal
• Bayern Munich on course as Hertha soar
• Mourinho suffers humiliatio­n CHELSEA DEMOLISH UNITED 4-0 AS MAN CITY YET TO GET BACK INTO WINNING WAYS
• Wenger rues missing Cazorla after drab draw
• Sluggish Spurs form worries Pochettino
• ‘Cursed’ Chicago Cubs in World Series after 71 years
• Hamilton unaware of Mercedes’ night duty
• All Blacks now eye northern hemisphere
• Lahiri falls at final day hurdle in Malaysia
• Leonard Cohen: ‘I am ready to die’
• Annabel Jones:
• The perfect show for our tech-obsessed world?
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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