Gulf News - 2017-05-22

• US policy back on track in the region
• UAE sets up new innovation zone
• Discounts on 10,000 products
• North Korea fires another ballistic missile
• Beach opens for night swimming
• Mumbai Indians lift third IPL crown
• How China crippled the CIA
• Pledge to strike at the roots of terrorism
• Opportunit­y ripe for greater US-GCC cooperatio­n
• Quick facts about the CIA
• First ‘Robocop’ joins police, to patrol streets
• No new weekly billing in Sharjah, Sewa clarifies
• FNC focus on safety of children in vehicles
• 7 Sharjah schools feted for raising eco awareness
• CID patrols to monitor public places for beggars
• Riyadh inks plane deal with Boeing
• Rouhani reforms to face stiff opposition from hardliners
• 20 Afghan officers dead in Taliban raid
• This Indonesian slum uses paint to colour its way out of poverty
• Manila mulls tougher firearms control law
• BJP yet to take a decision on its presidenti­al poll candidate
• First Orange Metro train delivery on track
• Cypriots cling to hope in peace talks
• Final act for circus draws huge crowds
• The moral of the Assange story
• Brexit plan will make UK a global giant
• Trump has reset ties with the Gulf
• Rouhani needs to redirect Iran’s foreign policy
• Russia’s Cold War habits persist
• Ditch grammar and teach children storytelli­ng instead
• How hackers exploit our stupidity
• Five myths about Watergate
• Ailes helped create this nightmaris­h world
• India’s not-so-foolproof national identity plan
• Why must some people draw graffiti?
• Dafza draws up plan to attract more investors from India
• Ashok Leyland to build more buses
• Only 30% of Mideast firms have encryption strategy
• Middle East must address labour markets and education issues
• Blockchain­s set to rejig procuremen­t
• Ria to heat up money transfer sector
• Economy recovery forecast to boost loan growth
• UAE FREE ZONES
• Start-up nation
• Outside the zone, business is a shore thing
• Time to be your own boss
• Choose sustainabi­lity over
• Retailer-branded credit cards can pile up the payments
• Unwinding seen in overheated stocks
• Exxon dispute likely to hit Nigeria oil output
• Mood brightenin­g on Indonesia stocks
• Currency experts see no reprieve for dollar
• Svitolina bounces back to rule in Rome UKRAINIAN STUNS HALEP TO WARM UP FOR FRENCH OPEN; MUGURUZA FACES FITNESS FIGHT
• Gems Modern Academy, Our Own in title tilt
• AJAX STRIKER WANTS TO RETURN TO PREMIER LEAGUE ON A HIGH
• Juventus clinch historic Serie A win
• Champions Monaco plan early for next season
• Arsenal finish outside top four after 20 years
• Aguirre’s parting advice for young UAE players
• Al Ain ready to roar in Esteghlal den KHALFAN SAYS PARTISAN FANS WILL GET BEST OUT OF ‘THE BOSS’
• Outsider Cloud Computing stuns all
• Hahn leads at Byron Nelson, Day two behind
• McGregor’s applicatio­n for boxing licence fuels speculatio­n he is very much the chosen opponent
• Durant leads Warriors closer to series sweep
• Aberg swoop puts Predators in front
• Making waves
• Stars on their mental health struggles
• UAE films can go to Oscars
• Willem Dafoe to play Vincent van Gogh
• Bomb scare at screening
• Some records are kept, others not
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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