Gulf News - 2018-06-24

• Opposition sounds fraud warning as Turkey votes in crunch election
• Saudi women in driver’s seat, officially
• Dubai private schools richer by Dh700m
• Coalition ready to back Yemen militia pullout efforts
• Rules of the game for influencer­s
• Catch Iifa awards live from Bangkok
• Huge rally for second Brexit vote
• PM escapes assassinat­ion attempt
• Maharashtr­a implements plastic ban
• Opposition fears poll fraud under Erdogan
• Fake school in Dubai offers dream job
• $1 billion
• Your ‘social’ best friend bears liability
• Rules of engagement: Every social network has its own rules and advertisin­g policies. Learn more about them
• Clear legal contracts the way forward
• ‘Guardian angel’ flies home second bedridden worker
• Abu Dhabi University third on internatio­nal faculty indicator
• Key road projects almost ready
• Troops beat back Al Houthi bid to sneak into Hodeida airport
• Regime forces gain ground against rebel fighters in Dara’a
• Uncertain prospects for Mideast peace plan
• 45 Daesh terrorists killed in Syria — Iraq
• Zimbabwe president unhurt in rally blast
• Eggshells inspire World Cup art in Vietnam
• Wrap your mind around a whale
• Trump flags ‘extraordin­ary’ North Korea threat, yet again
• South Korea spy agency founder and ex-PM dies
• Duterte denies random arrests
• Pakistani diplomat summoned
• Exam papers found in scrap yard
• Kerala’s Kannur airport to open in September
• Clean India votary has no plan to hit brakes
• Khyber expressway project gets funding green light
• Musharraf clarifies he isn’t quitting political life just yet
• Brexit leaves Ireland ferry in uncertain waters
• Defiant Italy refuses to let migrant ship dock
• Trump team clashes over migrant rules
• Families wracked and riven
• US has little to fear from China’s rise
• Why Europe can’t afford to alienate Britain
• “Millennia from now, scientists could learn much about us by digging into polar ice.”
• Indian tweeps discuss the ban on plastics and thermocol in Maharashtr­a.
• Pakistan needs robust reforms
• It’s time to find a way to end the trade war
• The danger of tailgating is lost on most motorists
• Our house — in the middle of a steep hill
• Does BJP care about winning Kashmir hearts?
• Men and women feminists
• Defaming Pakistan’s icon
• Secondary education on the decline
• Trade played down in stock market still glued to earnings
• Belgium thrash Tunisia 5-2
• Containing the Italian contagion
• Super Eagles: A long way to go
• Boeing, Gulf carriers talk on 797 model
• Workers unaware of retiring needs
• Kane needs support
• Strata completes A350-900 modificati­on
• China’s ZTE expected to move on lifting ban
• Xiaomi sets sights on Europe as IPO begins
• UAE and US discuss tariff exemption
• UK’s Fox keeps open ‘no deal’ Brexit option
• Don’t let moving house ruin your budget
• Weak gold lures buyers in most Asian hubs
• Russian government plans to raise retirement age
• The US nets a winner from being 2026 World Cup hosts
• A tale of divergent economic fortunes
• Uncertaint­y with a downward bias prevails in UAE markets
• Mexico take a step closer to Round of 16
• Racist tweet likely to fire up Senegal
• Favela fans celebrate Jesus’ moment
• Shaqiri and Xhaka win their personal battle of the Balkans
• Agonising wait for goalie Al Hadary
• Hamilton takes pole ahead of Bottas
• All Blacks sweep series as Ioane stars
• Clinical Federer sails into Halle Open final
• Aussie star steals Ascot diamonds
• ‘Kabaddi to become an Olympic sport soon’
• ‘India’s confidence boosted by crowd’
• A (fashion) star is born
• Pop stars who made it to the movies
• ‘Fahrenheit 451’ review: Disturbing
• From homeless stripper to box office king
• Show marred by silly compering
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
• STAR GAZING
• what’s on in the UAE

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