Gulf News - 2017-03-25

• ALL ROADS LEAD TO MEYDAN
• US sanctions 30 firms, people linked to Iran
• Discover UAE on foot
• Yogi Adityanath: Scarface in ‘cowbelt’
• Mubarak back home after six years in ‘jail’
• Impaired memory?
• Food imports from 6 Brazil firms halted
• Two more arrested over London attack
• Airlines ban member of parliament
• Dubai World Cup is Arrogate’s race to lose
• Dress sense of top jockeys grab headlines
• Grooms are the unsung heroes of Meydan
• Food ordered online to come with halal certificat­ion soon
• RTA launches parking card for students
• Be wary of seeking health advice on social media, doctors warn
• Kalimat in tie-up with French publisher
• Yemen forces make more gains in Al Houthi bastion of Saada
• Father forgives woman who ran over his son
• US, Israel fail to agree on colony policy
• Sanctions stifle children’s cancer treatment in Syria
• France says final push on Syria’s Raqqa to begin in coming days
• Iraqi forces prepare new push in Mosul
• Le Pen criticises sanctions against Russia after meeting with Putin
• Trump demands vote on health care
• 135 die in 3 Mumbai hospitals as doctors strike
• 5 BJP MLAs suspended for disrupting Assembly
• Lalu family boycotts Nitish event
• Bail for attack suspect draws ire
• 271 Indians may be deported from US
• Clerics’ rally against blasphemy blocked
• Freedom icon Bhagat Singh remembered
• Battle to save Britain’s beloved dogs
• Germanwing­s pilot’s father says seeking truth on crash
• Harassed online, she’s determined to enlist in the US marines anyway
• India inspires South African doctor to work in townships
• A round-trip to see Southern Lights
• New Zealand troops under scrutiny for Afghan raid
• Teenager pleads guilty to terror plot
• Why people still live, and die, on garbage dumps
• London won’t let hate prevail
• The Right is not going away
• EU a great example in shared sovereignt­y
• Iranian meddling has worsened Yemen crisis
• The EU at 60: Lessons in mutual trust
• Time spent with elderly parents
• Westminste­r at its humane best
• I admit I was wrong about Rex Tillerson
• Ban on electronic­s is welcome
• Crossword
• Fired up Eurozone fuels ECB pullback
• TransCanad­a gets nod for Keystone XL
• Opec, allies meet as work far from done
• Al Mansouri surprised by US electronic­s ban
• An African bourse holds its own
• Deutsche Bank picks new London office
• Secretive billionair­e reveals how he toppled Apple in China
• East Africa’s oil ambitions tested by pipeline issues
• Uber rival Grab raising $1.5b in new funding round
• Do you need college degree for that entry-level job?
• When job hunting is non-negotiable
• Americans think workers abuse paid leave
• Taking on the behemoth that is Alibaba
• Here’s proof your start-up needs human resources
• Open trade killed US manufactur­ing base
• Trump should be focusing on tax reforms
• HR needs to step out of comfort zones
• Markets hanging on US health care bill vote and fallout
• Oil edges up as Saudis cut supplies to US
• Gold eyes second weekly gain on weak greenback
• Saudi bourse moves on reform plan
• EAU at Chinese education exhibition
• UNBEATEN IN ALL THREE STARTS AT MEYDAN THIS SEASON, HE IS VERY MUCH THE ONE TO BEAT
• FRENCH-TRAINED HORSE HAS STRONG OPPOSITION IN BEAUTIFUL ROMANCE AND BIG ORANGE
• WINNER OF UAE 2000 GUINEAS, HE WAS CLASSY WHEN DEMOLISHIN­G A TOP FIELD IN FEBRUARY
• AL RAIHE SPEEDBALL HOPES TO MAKE UP FOR LAST YEAR’S NARROW LOSS IN AL QUOZ SPRINT
• MORAWIJ AND COOL COWBOY LOOK TO THWART STRONG AMERICAN RAIDING PARTY
• TRAINER FAHEY SAYS FOUR-YEAR-OLD IN ‘GREAT NICK’ AND IS A BETTER HORSE THAN LAST YEAR
• SON OF DUBAWI WAS NARROWLY BEATEN IN THE DUBAI CITY OF GOLD ON SUPER SATURDAY
• FIRST HORSE RACE TO BE BROADCAST LIVE ON AIRLINES AND CRUISELINE­S
• INDIA SKIPPER SAYS HE HAS TO BE 100% OR WON’T PLAY
• COACH FOCUSED ON AUSTRALIA TIE AND WILL NOT QUIT
• Memphis officials work to save Aretha Franklin’s home
• DESIGN DIARY
• 1. Jungala
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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