Gulf News - 2017-11-18

• Anti-Mugabe protest planned in Harare as president clings on
• Hariri rejects detention rumours
• Having a dog might just save your life
• Executives, gardeners leap into Guinness records
• This visually-impaired teen can sing in eight languages
• European style walkway opens in Abu Dhabi
• Leaders greet Oman on 47th National Day
• Medical mysteries cloud Shah’s death
• For patients with heart failure, little guidance as death nears
• ‘Fat but Fit’? The controvers­y continues
• Food intoleranc­es on the rise in UAE
• Timely interventi­on can help save lives
• Coalition rescues two French journalist­s from Al Houthis
• Last Daesh-held town recaptured
• Libyan militants operating in Egypt
• Iranians outraged over shoddy constructi­on in earthquake zone
• Trump takes aim at Franken over groping allegation­s
• Doctors perform first gene editing inside patient
• Worm 27cm in defector’s body
• Philippine troops abused rights in Marawi
• Sitharaman: Congress’ charge on Rafale deal politicall­y motivated
• No free legal aid for Shahabuddi­n
• App fights porn addiction with songs, speeches
• Dance aims to spur people to become climate activists
• More face investigat­ion in Panama leaks probe
• Butter does vanishing act from French shop shelves
• Climate talks in Bonn hobbled by US stance
• Santas get their act together at UK school
• Manus refugee standoff continues
• Nepal musicians retune to traditiona­l sounds
• New Brexit politics confounds May
• Zimbabwe coup was waiting to happen
• Capturing movement is hard, but the winners of the Gulf News reader picture competitio­n make it look easy.
• “Russian leaders have taken a cool look at the world and decided that they have nothing to lose.”
• “In Europe, overt racism is muted and bigotry is disguised under a lot of smart patter.”
• Journalism of substance, not subservien­ce
• UN must investigat­e Myanmar’s atrocities
• Saudi-led coalition roots for Yemen’s well-being
• Of wedding preparatio­ns and reparation­s
• Technology has taken the Cold War online
• Skewed gender ratio continues to be India’s bane
• Say no to sweets
• Readers’ issues raised with firms
• GOP tax plan now in Senate’s court
• Britain’s May tries to reassure EU on money
• Will Murdoch split empire?
• Volkswagen budgets $85b for 5-year plan
• Erdogan attacks central bank rate policy
• Pakistan confident of managing deficit
• Jazeera launches Kuwait service to Hyderabad
• UAE’s used car sales ready to zoom ahead
• Musk reveals Roadster as surprise cargo in Tesla Semi
• Germany’s top banks move to offload shipping debt
• Bans on asking about salary history unlikely to work
• Balancing life and work need not be a tedious exercise
• Tainted VC aims to curb ‘bro culture’
• Soon you may be renting work clothes
• Stitch Fix cracks code of how to be tech without tech
• Saudis must not risk sudden oil price rise
• Let’s not overstate the downside of gains in technology
• A trucking business without the human touch
• How to save Nasdaq’s fading power market
• Cryptocurr­ency emerges as top choice in hotspots
• Oil up as Saudi Arabia dispels Russia doubts
• POWER STRUGGLE
• Shifting through the gears
• Defending champion Fitzpatric­k in driving seat at DP World Tour Championsh­ip
• ASIAN CHAMPION JOINS CHECKOLE IN PICKING UP TOP HONOURS AT 7TH DUBAI WOMEN’S RUN
• WICKETKEEP­ER PLAYED THE LAST OF HIS FOUR TESTS IN OCTOBER 2010
• OWNER OF ENGLISH THIRD-TIER SIDE IS BIDDING TO FULFIL LOFTY AMBITIONS WITH PASSION AND PRAGMATISM
• TEAM FINALLY LIVE UP TO THEIR OWN CONSIDERAB­LE HYPE AS THEY DEFEAT TITANS 40-17
• Poetry in motion
• Deepika threatened for film
• Much ado about truffles in the UAE
• Lil Peep dies at 21, drugs suspected
• Fresh white truffles:
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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