Gulf News - 2017-10-31

• Trump’s ex-campaign boss, his business partner indicted
• Bahrain to boycott GCC summit if Qatar attends
• Carbon dioxide hits record levels in atmosphere
• Grand opening set for Louvre
• Wily leader left with tarnished legacy
• Sharjah Publishing City inaugurate­d
• Study now and pay when you have a job
• Petrol to become cheaper
• Residents relive memories as Dubai Zoo shuts
• Global Village opens its doors tomorrow
• Kurds headed towards internal rift after Barzani ‘resignatio­n’
• Key players in Iraqi Kurdish politics
• Nuclear power to drive UAE economy by 2021
• Specialist­s to examine whether killer is insane
• UAE, India hold strategic dialogue
• Renewable energy to help reduce emissions
• Hamdan opens Unesco hall in Paris
• Kuwaiti government’s resignatio­n accepted
• ‘Tamim interview offers nothing new’
• Project to save endangered Asiatic cheetah gains steam
• 36 bullet-riddled bodies found in Libya
• Marawi war’s fortunate return to looted homes
• Kim takes wife to cosmetics plant
• Bill seeks funds from Filipinos abroad
• Church bell tolls for Kashmir after 50 years
• Court orders Hadiya to give evidence
• 110-year-old toy train chugs back to life
• Film on slain Pakistani social activist wins award in Turkey
• German officials work to tow fuel freighter
• Madsen admits to mutilating corpse
• Central Americans brace for rule changes
• Two Navy SEALs face murder probe
• Rough weather cuts power to thousands
• Kenya waits for curtain call on poll drama
• PNG puts onus of refugees on Sydney
• Five dead in suicide bomb blast in Nigeria mosque
• Force can’t destroy the Catalan dream
• Conspiracy theories are a distractio­n
• Drug abuse requires global solutions
• Qatar spurns chance to mend Gulf ties
• UAE-India trade set to gain more impetus
• Trump’s Iran strategy will secure Middle East
• What is dearer: A mobile or peace of mind?
• A nuclear alliance to counter North Korea
• Tillerson’s passage to India sends a message
• It’s time for a two-term limit for British PMs
• Breast cancer is serious. Pink is not
• World hooked on to developmen­ts in Spain
• The ‘spirit’ of togetherne­ss
• HSBC profit soars to $4.6b as huge restructur­e bears fruit
• US consumer spending in fastest growth in 8 years
• Google blasts EU’s untried theories
• DFM profit eases as it diversifie­s products
• Four-fold profit rise at Emirates Islamic
• IPOs could eat into funds meant for realty
• Abu Dhabi’s residents head for the ‘cities’
• Artificial intelligen­ce key to UAE’s future — Al Mansouri
• Lulu Group plans to invest Dh5b in India in the next 3 years
• UAE deposit growth up, credit growth weak
• Union Properties accelerate­s diversific­ation strategy
• DRIVEN FOR GROWTH
• Didi in talks with Japan firm for ride-hailing taxi services
• Nintendo net profit zooms on Switch sales
• Brands cannot get by with just surface authentici­ty
• F&B drives Lulu’s push in northern emirates
• A mega bailout that adds to India’s burden
• Tech firms go for broke on AI talent
• Let the rational decisions come from you
• PetroChina collapse has no end in sight
• Hazlewood warns England Ashes rookies
• Nadal set to seal year-end No. 1 spot in Paris
• Gayle wins masseuse court case in Sydney
• ‘Virat Effect’ holds cricket in thrall
• No pleasing sight on field than Rohit Sharma in full flight
• Allen, the braveheart, has plenty more to offer
• Akram is mentor-coach of Maratha Arabians
• Sindhu, Srikanth on track for World finals
• WORLD CHAMPIONS BRAZIL OPEN CAMPAIGN AGAINST A RESILIENT EGYPT TODAY
• Spurs wait on Kane ahead of Real test
• Zidane unflustere­d as Real crumble in Catalonia
• Wenger happy to play Sanchez against City
• European Union Youth Orchestra to perform at Dubai Opera
• what’s on in the UAE
• Bid what you have to bid — confidentl­y
• STAR GAZING

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