Gulf News - 2016-10-26

• Pakistan goes on high alert
• Ease of doing business: UAE tops Mena region
• Man cuts off his penis after family dispute
• How much screen time is really good?
• Space science draws Emirati youth
• Pakistan win series against West Indies
• Ajay’s Shivaay packed with thrills
• Abu Dhabi to give flu shots for free
• Militant strikes ‘are aimed at destabilis­ing Balochista­n’
• Seven-month-old baby chokes to death
• Study: 60% of school students in Hatta obese
• 162 drivers fined for blocking emergency vehicles last year
• 6 men on trial for Dh430,000 villa heist
• Students view options in higher education
• Children not buckling up in school buses
• Abu Dhabi Science Festival returns in November
• UAE’s most advanced imaging satellite to be launched in 2018
• Ajman Crown Prince donates to Etihad Museum’s collection
• Baby abandoned on outskirts of Muscat
• Acquitted Kuwaiti politician to contest poll
• Rights group accuses Turkey of torture
• Baha’is say Iran is marginalis­ing them
• Displaced Sunnis set to join anti-Daesh fight
• Kurds expelling Sunni Iraqis from Kirkuk after attack
• 4 dead in Australia theme park disaster
• Sweden asylum requests set to drop 80% in 2016
• Grandma cries fowl play
• UN calls for probe into Myanmar military crackdown in Rakhine
• RSS urges Muslims to revisit triple talaq
• Solar scam: Chandy, others told to pay Rs16m
• How a safe haven for Maoists was overturned in one swoop
• Insight into how human brains ‘slacken’ with age
• No sign of braking by bus driver in crash
• Venezuela leader’s talks plan rejected
• Virus linked to beak deformitie­s in birds
• Liberals want Warren to prod Clinton
• ICC withdrawal is illegal, parties say
• Support for Turnbull plunges
• The Brexit paradox
• What if Trump doesn’t win?
• Greater US involvemen­t in Yemen is needed
• Quetta attack is a disgusting outrage
• Community payback can help reform offenders
• A two-faced Clinton is perhaps the answer
• You don’t call me anymore ...
• Why Trump is hanging himself out to dry
• Eurozone a poverty machine
• Venezuela is now exporting its crisis next door
• ‘Puppet’ accusation­s speak volumes about US-Russia ties
• Support from family is essential
• Where do we park in Internatio­nal City?
• Reader’s concerns raised with bank
• Greece to get €2.8b in bailout funds
• UAE moves to develop mining law
• Mohammad Bin Zayed upbeat about Adnoc group’s future
• Agility eyeing Dh95m Abu Dhabi expansion
• Deira properties surveyed as part of new classifica­tion
• Business sentiment in Gulf defies gloom
• Dubai Chamber targets industrial sector growth
• ADFG fund reaps dividends from investing in undervalue­d equities
• Passenger traffic at Dubai Internatio­nal touches 7m
• Tata Group subsidiari­es pare initial losses
• Asia would be better off on its own
• IMMIGRANTS WELCOME
• WHERE THE RICH ARE MOVING
• New theme at IREIS 2016 looks at dual citizenshi­p
• Dreaming of Europe
• Virtual turning into reality for leading newsrooms
• Politics influence brand loyalty
• Gulf borrowing climbs to new high
• Oil gains on bid to resolve output plan
• Smith: Australia Test stars have point to prove
• Holder remains defiant despite loss
• Lehmann to talk with aggrieved Khawaja
• Pandya pays glowing tributes to Dhoni, Kohli
• India aim to seal series in fourth ODI
• England got away with Bangladesh warning
• Kerber turns on style to overwhelm Halep
• I found cricket here was going nowhere — Sajan
• Guga banking on major upset
• Netball back at Dubai Rugby Sevens
• Jebel Ali ushers in season at weekend
• Challenge Tour players hit shots off Jebel Jais
• Dewa duo dominate chess competitio­n
• Mansour ratifies walkathon route
• Rummenigge tells Bayern to keep it up
• Relying on a genius as gifted as Messi is nothing to be ashamed of
• Barca’s Messi already outshining Real trio
• CITY SKIPPER RECKONS MOURINHO’S ATTITUDE MAY HURT MAN UTD
• Malaysia seeks ‘temporary’ break from Formula One
• Siemian helps Broncos tame Texans
• Versteeg’s late strike leaves Chicago cold
• ‘Kim, who?’ Paris police chief asks
• Mumbai chief minister on ‘Ae Dil’ controvers­y
• Elahe Izadi
• Explaining Lily’s popularity
• The number of tricks governs the strategy
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• EASY CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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