Gulf News - 2018-02-19

• UN draft looks at Iran missiles to Al Houthis
• Monumental affair
• Iranian plane crash kills all 65 on board
• Dubai Tennis begins today
• Mohammad at envoys’ forum
• Sex, charity and a lot of skeletons
• Black Panther warriors open up
• Vehicle to scan for Sharjah parking tickets
• How not to squander your quick millions
• Cornered Trump in tweet mode
• Businesses must bet on Saudi Arabia
• Only 5 of 10 aid agencies open about sex abuse cases
• No Oxfam ban on prostitute­s ‘to protect civil liberties’
• Timeline of charities scandal
• Shady job agents can’t cheat Lankans
• Plastic surgery among health tourism draws
• ‘We want our nation to be the forefront of world countries’
• UAE to track plunging space junk
• Study boosts date food products sector
• Saudi women can now start businesses without male consent
• Saudi doctors reattach severed hand
• Libya PM stresses national reconcilia­tion
• Lebanon fires warning to Israel
• Stepped-up Israeli strikes kill 2 in Gaza
• UK actresses say ‘Time’s up’ ahead of Baftas
• Myanmar farmers going against the grain with apps
• Panel to tweak bills on OFW repatriati­on
• Thai officials smell clue on poaching by tycoon
• Shehbaz: Lodhran echo to be heard in poll
• A movie a day for 60 years sustains a couple’s love
• Brendan Cox quits over allegation­s
• Inquiry found Florida suspect to be low risk
• Mexican presidenti­al race kicks off
• 5 killed by suspected rebels in east Congo
• Now, sheep can grow human organs
• “South Korea can use one of the world’s largest sporting events for a positive brand makeover.”
• Syria is the new Afghanista­n, where war won’t end
• Looking back at the Iraq war, 15 years on
• Time for action to rein in Iran
• Indian banking caught in vicious cycle of loan fraud
• The sand is starting to run down in the timer
• Commonweal­th must shun its British trappings
• Take sexual assault to US federal court
• Uber may be paying women less for driving better
• Today in History
• The Second Amendment is being turned into a suicide pact
• Not fading away
• Abu Dhabi’s non-oil trade reached Dh159.9b in 2017
• Latvia’s central bank chief detained
• Australian state eyes Middle East markets
• Big Tobacco uses Gulfood to lobby against plain packaging
• India plans control of key Iran port
• Tapping Africa’s Islamic banking potential
• Lending by big US banks to SMEs hits record high
• How to capitalise on the technologi­cal revolution
• US banks urged to take on payday lenders
• Burned investors must go back to basics
• India’s City Union Bank hacked
• Lagarde warns of rate hike risk
• Investors expect higher volatility
• Nasdaq Dubai launches DFMGI, ADX futures
• Egypt aims to sell Eurobonds worth $3b-$4b
• Five-star Kumar swings match India’s way in first Twenty20
• Munro ensures New Zealand make the final
• Kohli silences critics through his batting
• Mendis drives Sri Lanka to T20 series sweep
• Costa returns to defend Abu Dhabi Tour title
• Federer extends his hot streak to clinch Rotterdam title
• Power packed PSL matches in Sharjah
• Luiten wins inaugural Oman Open
• Stosur targets to extend her stay in Dubai
• The family feel about Dubai event had always been it’s biggest charm
• Pliskova not worried about top spot
• Al Wahda looking to make the most of home comfort
• Godolphin amassing strong team for Super Saturday
• McIntosh leads Kiwis to land Nations Cup
• Man United tide over VAR troubles to make quarters
• Barcelona look ready for Chelsea test
• City to have revenge on minds against Wigan
• PSG return to comfort zone with 5-2 home victory
• Team support key for success, champion Hirscher says
• Madison mad about mom’s costumes
• ‘Naachiyar’ has love at its heart
• A year later, Dileep’s trial yet to start
• 10 tennis etiquette tips
• 5 off-court activities to check out today
• Letitia Wright talks representa­tion
• Establish first and cash second
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING
• what’s on in the UAE

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