Gulf News - 2018-07-29

• Grieving orca mum carries dead calf for more than three days
• Khan’s party claims it has support to form government
• Bye, $100 billion!
• Zayed beat all odds
• Amnesty: What if you have a loan case
• 58 killed as monsoon rains batter north
• ‘Decentrali­sed Syria’ plan set in motion
• Logan Paul and KSI fight: What to expect
• Are designer babies more fact than fiction?
• Lax property owners will have to foot firefighti­ng bills
• Woman found dead, ex-boyfriend held
• Dubai public transport ridership rises this year
• Step-by-step guide on clearing cases
• A beacon of peace in the region
• Agricultur­e and forestry his major achievemen­ts
• Five decades of commitment
• She overcame vision problem by believing in herself
• ‘A man of major reforms and developmen­t’
• Moment this Yemeni boy’s vision changed
• Sharjah is first guest of honour in Brazil
• UAE, India sign agreement on AI
• Tamimi, symbol of Palestinia­n resistance, to be freed today
• Israeli violations must not go unpunished
• Threat from Daesh women, kids to UK ‘underestim­ated’
• 75 sentenced to death in Cairo sit-in case
• ‘No election in Libya before reconcilia­tion’
• Vijayan’s graft case acquittal challenged
• Police chief walks home in bid to connect with the grassroots
• Bihar clerics insist on anti-dowry vows
• Alleged instigator in trolling of student held
• Family slams doors shut on ‘face-off’ case accused
• DMK chief in stable condition, doctors say
• India urged to heed Imran’s olive branch
• The farm that yields better mental health
• Imran: The way forward for Pakistan
• ‘Chinese Dream’ puts American Dream to bed
• www.gulfnews.com Saudi Arabia stands for positive change
• Companies must pay for data breaches
• Mob lynchings in India need to be stopped now
• China ties offer reciprocal lessons
• My left hand vs my right hand
• Congress yielding on PM candidate a smart move
• Readers’ views UAE: A hub of peace
• Are aliens coming to Earth?
• Family is the epicentre of love
• Twitter tumbles as it pays dearly for cleaning up its act
• Stocks end week on sour note as investors jeer earnings
• Thomas firmly on course
• Getting UAE women to lead
• Serena blasts drug testing
• Arabian display set for Newbury
• GCC investors seek greener pastures
• Long-term breakout seen in Abu Dhabi
• Big oil leaves analysts fuming over refinery outages
• Trade war hits California farmers and Mexican cheese
• Mexico’s next president names Pemex CEO
• Record year Caterpilla­r Inc resurgence could slow to a crawl
• A few points to keep in mind when you’re buying a car
• Millennial­s making a mistake on investment
• Gulf states must work on web speed
• Amazon offers up some respite among tech behemoths
• A trillion dollars is buying tech investors a lot of headaches
• Gold climbs as dollar trims gains
• Bitcoin bounces as traders get optimistic
• Hamilton dances in the rain to take pole
• Ferrari strive to fill gap left by Marchionne
• ‘We will start a new cycle to promote women’s cricket’
• Dhawan’s form a worry for India ahead of first Test
• Mathews not to bowl against South Africa
• Ozil enjoys successful return after World Cup heartache
• Klopp finally breaks his silence on ‘ruthless and brutal’ Ramos
• Ronaldo puts Messi in the shade again!
• Tway takes lead in a tournament his father won 15 years ago
• Venus has her eyes set on 2020 Olympics
• Can ‘Guardians’ go on without Gunn?
• Going beyond the wedding
• Cowboys, astronauts at Venice
• 3 rules to make money on Instagram
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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