Gulf News - 2017-09-18

• Isolated Hamas agrees to give up Gaza rule
• Best youth hub opens in Dubai
• All eyes on Trump at UN
• Teenager’s death led to family suicide
• Fully automated police station makes debut
• Second man held in London train attack
• Buffets in hotels get smaller to cut wastage
• Blood flowed in the street, Rohingya say
• North Korea, Myanmar likely to dominate world leaders’ meeting
• Mega Dubai drainage project gets approval
• RAK introduces kerbside recycling scheme
• Abu Dhabi waters prove a haven for humpback dolphins
• Youth Hub throws open doors for new class of nation-builders
• Dubai Municipali­ty forms youth council
• Bid to postpone medical fee hike
• Palestinia­n history being freely looted
• Tunisians march against amnesty
• IAEA has not accessed all Iran nuclear sites
• Army to act ‘if Kurd vote turns violent’
• Syrian players unhappy with Astana deal
• Syrian army and allies close in on Daesh
• A hair-raising story from Kenya dumps
• Man dies in ‘Buried Alive’ haunted house attraction
• Bangladesh restricts Rohingya refugee movement
• Army chief calls for unity over Rohingya ‘issue’
• ‘Education is the key to evolution’
• Nation mourns 1965 war hero Arjan Singh
• Mayors caught in referendum crossfire
• Johnson faces flak for Brexit write-up
• Dreams of a fresh start in hurricane-hit St Martin
• Kenya poll rerun in doubt as acrimony mounts
• Kasai children face militia recruitmen­t
• Four die in communal violence in Nigeria
• Capitalism can’t save the planet
• Honouring a spacecraft for a job well done
• Netanyahu and his sinister master plan
• Al Houthi words prove their terrorist roots
• Dubai shines with clean energy leadership
• Merkel looks for historic fourth win
• North Korea’s secret weapon: A growing economy
• Gut feeling on matters of the heart
• Pakistan unites in the face of US threats
• The American story of writing across race
• Why do offices put up with meetings?
• Lean towards public transport
• Students clean up public park
• Major Sharjah hospitalit­y projects on track
• MEVP invests in online travel site
• DP World won’t renew Indonesian contract
• How to win the war over trade
• Privatisat­ion slowdown could hit diversific­ation
• US private equity prowls for young bankers fresh out of college
• How much have banks really cut their risks?
• Succession pains roil Indian boardrooms
• When corporate travellers go rogue
• Appetite for GCC bonds grows
• Egypt eyes more bond issues in coming months
• Rickshaws to jump-start India’s all-electric drive into the future
• Firms battle to wire Europe’s highways
• Gunners happy to hold Chelsea
• Hamilton has last laugh in Singapore
• France take unassailab­le lead to enter Davis Cup final
• India beat Australia in rain-hit ODI PANDYA, DHONI STAR AS CONFIDENT HOSTS CRUISE TO 26-RUN VICTORY
• Windies considered walk-off in rainswept win
• Keyser fancies successive Mena title
• Insportz wins internatio­nal acclaim as World Cup venue
• UAE go down fighting to champions Australia
• Abu Dhabi to host World Police Games
• The team is a work in progress, Olaroiu says
• McGowan feels Sharjah can be team to beat
• A 2-2 DRAW IN OPENER MEANS THE FIGHT FOR TITLE WILL BE INTENSE
• Griezmann rises to the occasion for Atletico
• All Blacks aim to get better after record win
• Infighting harming Bayern’s dominance
• Falcao hoping to realise Cup dream
• Pep calls on City to celebrate ‘legend’ Aguero after hat-trick
• Defence still our Achilles heel, admits Liverpool boss
• Spurs coach wants team to ‘move on’
• Sindhu avenges Worlds heartbreak in Seoul
• Indians bounce back after winning streak ends
• ‘Chocolate Factory’ hero was black boy
• Angelina channels power of family
• ‘Stronger’stars aimfortheh­eart
• Curious coincidenc­es continue to occur
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