Gulf News - 2017-11-23

• Hariri puts resignatio­n on hold, easing crisis
• Syria opposition conference insists Al Assad must go
• Mohammad Bin Rashid honoured
• Body of teen swept away in floods found in Oman
• Your guide to Abu Dhabi F 1 entertainm­ent
• ‘Butcher of Bosnia’ gets life
• Mnangagwa to be sworn in as president tomorrow
• Official Year of Zayed logo unveiled
• Hodeida port, Sana’a airport to reopen for aid
• Qatari riyal under pressure
• New Global Knowledge Index released
• Diplomatic initiative­s
• Three jailed in Dh1.6b car sales fraud case
• Robots of the future: Allies or rivals?
• Digital age will not eliminate authors
• Nicklen: Polar ice will disappear in 20 years
• Tehran seeking clandestin­e talks with Riyadh — report
• Soldier sentenced to 23 years for treason
• Egypt jails 29 over spying for Turkey
• Palestinia­n factions differ on priorities in Cairo talks
• Ninth Australian lawmaker quits
• North Korea defector regains consciousn­ess
• Rohingya refugees ‘drained’ by trauma
• Woman forced to remove burqa in UP
• Bengaluru-Mysuru double rail line opened for traffic
• Pressure on SPD to join hands with Merkel
• Le Pen says she’s victim of ‘banking fatwa’
• Watchdog calls for release of journalist
• Mnangagwa to be sworn in tomorrow
• A legacy of economic ruin, upheaval
• Is the Earth flat?
• US must prepare for Iran’s next move in Syria
• Zimbabwe and the shift to a China-led order
• Middle East peace plan still a high-risk game
• For peace in Syria, there must be justice
• Zimbabwe: From hope to despair to hope
• Rahul set to emerge from the shadows
• St. Louis is Saint Louis, not Street Louis
• Feeling safer after sex assault revelation­s
• Fixing the Democratic Party
• May’s political survival puts Good Friday deal under strain
• Today in History
• Making social media more respectful
• Getting enough protein, even without meat
• Hariri needs a partner to keep Lebanon safe
• Born to be wild
• Children resort to playing in parking lots due to lack of parks
• ‘Bank said charges can’t be reversed’
• World stocks scale new heights
• Saudis pushing for 9-month extension of Opec-led curbs
• Qatar has no support for WTO litigation
• RAKBank unveils India blockchain remittance­s
• Central bank taking steps to mitigate cyber risks
• Expedia to beef up marketing war chest as competitio­n heats up
• Crescent launches $150m VC capital arm
• Skype joins list of apps on China blacklist
• Airbus exploring single-pilot, autonomous plane
• Ford to exit some markets in South America to halt losses
• Facilities management sector in the Gulf feels the heat
• Land in Dubai holds value for investors
• Tax sops for electric cars aren’t needed
• Who needs Silicon Valley anyway?
• Qatar takes a self-defeating stance on VAT
• Indian Oil may buy Venezuelan crude
• How far will Turkey go to boost lira?
• CME bitcoin futures launch still unclear
• Asia ex-Japan stocks set for strong growth
• Yas Marina Circuit gets final touches as big day arrives HAMILTON AND VETTEL WILL FIGHT FOR BRAGGING RIGHTS IN ABU DHABI
• Bin Sulayem lauds marshals’ role at YMC
• Kubica to test with Williams in Abu Dhabi
• England play Ball as fourth seamer
• Pace leader Starc ready to leak runs in pursuit of wickets
• TRAINER SINGLES OUT COSMO CHARLIE TO HAVE THE BEST CHANCE
• Tackling Rashid Khan will be key for UAE, skipper Mustafa says
• LIVERPOOL CRUMBLE UNDER PRESSURE TO THROW AWAY THREE-GOAL LEAD AGAINST SEVILLA
• Al Wasl coach Rodolfo tells team to forget records
• Alibaba renews deal for Club World Cup
• Bolasie gives beleaguere­d Everton much-needed boost
• Guardiola targets Champions League record
• Kane: Spurs group win proved doubters wrong
• Smalling confident club form can lead to England recall
• Lakers rally from 19-point deficit to register 103-94 win over Bulls
• Rams face tall task against Saints, Brees
• Day urges Woods to go easy on comeback
• Pharrell sounds warning about climate change
• Pixar chief on leave over claims
• ‘S Durga’ now allowed to screen at Iffi
• Rohit Pathak makes Tamil debut
• Mythily Ramachandr­an
• Is there anyone on your wish list who you haven’t brought in yet?
• ‘Coco’ is a treat for the soul
• The details
• Hope partner has one useful value
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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