Gulf News - 2018-07-31

• Millions of Muslims to lose Indian citizenshi­p
• 5 department­s warned over staff satisfacti­on
• Work permit bans lifted for amnesty seekers
• Rocky road after Disney fame
• Unstable weather until Thursday
• Racism should be excised from sport
• Etihad, Emirates to add Toronto flights
• How a mine shattered boy’s football dreams
• Best friend’s killer to face firing squad
• Khan can reshape bent image of the nation
• Three expatriate­s win in Pakistan election
• Imran bats for cricketers as PCB administra­tors
• Six-month visa gives amnesty-seekers a golden opportunit­y to find employment
• Diplomatic missions to provide free outpasses to those in need
• Three die in bus-cars collision in Abu Dhabi
• Maradona proposes a second time to woman he once accused of theft
• Two men, woman jailed for sexually abusing girl
• Dubai Cares to fund vocational training for Ecuador students
• Awtaad initiative to boost Dubai health care
• Fifa urged to see evidence of Qatari sabotage
• Conditions to hold successful polls in Libya are ‘non-existent’
• Salman in Haj gesture to martyrs
• Freed Tamimi wants to study law to defend her people
• Egypt’s Al Sissi defends his austerity steps
• Comoros votes on referendum
• Saudis to sell power to Iraq at big discount
• Chamisa cries foul over Zimbabwe polls
• Terrified trekkers head down Mt Rinjani
• Zimbabwe first post-Mugabe election
• GOP faces another shutdown threat
• A healthier mind lies in a healthier heart’
• Death toll rises as tinder-dry conditions fuel California fires
• Hun Sen coasts to easy win after opposition silenced in Cambodia
• Victims’ kins sore over MH370 report
• Fresh violence over Maratha quotas
• Kashmiri to be taught to cadets at NDA
• Roads, homes flooded as rains lash parts of Uttar Pradesh
• Delhi asked Antigua to detain Choksi
• Zimbabwe rivals may have to govern jointly
• Behind Greece’s deadly forest fires
• “India needs police and jail reforms so Prabhavath­i Ammas of the country can live without fear.”
• “Assange has incarcerat­ed himself in a lonely space and has paid a terrible price.”
• A reader highlights the appalling ways in which some truck drivers overload their vehicles.
• Qatar’s World Cup bid needs to be reassessed
• School building rent freeze a welcome move
• Old? No — we fiftysomet­hings are in our prime
• Why the Korean War armistice still matters
• Seeing the same doctor can save your life
• Crossword MORE CROSSWORDS IN TABLOID!
• Save an animal
• 14,000kg of paper recycled by student in Sharjah
• China tempts Britain with trade pact
• FAANG stocks losing sheen as growth prospects questioned
• Peslier pleased as punch
• China loan talk boosts Pakistani rupee by 5.4%
• Tariffs likely to fuel inflation
• Emery ushers in new Arsenal era
• Iran’s rial drops ahead of US sanctions
• Luxury giants see opportunit­y in Silicon Valley
• CBI net profit up 55% on strong cost control
• Oman hires bank to raise up to $1.2b
• UAE, Middle East business confidence rebounds
• New funds for Middle East start-up The Luxury Closet
• Deutsche Bank begins key move from London
• Removing zeros no answer for Venezuela
• Rising borrowing sets stage for BoE rate hike
• Swatch quits iconic Baselworld trade fair
• Starbucks pins China strategy on deliveries
• Hammerson to exit retail parks amid shareholde­r row
• Learning to think like a machine
• Trump must realise that ECB’s Draghi is no currency manipulato­r
• Oil bulls get back in the game as supply risks rattle market
• Neymar admits ‘exaggerate­d’ reactions during the World Cup
• Hamilton plans to keep the heat on
• Kristoff’s final stage win ‘a dream come true’
• Plumlee back for Dubai basketball academy
• High praise for Arabian showpiece at Newbury
• India scrape into play-offs for World Cup
• Broad expects pace rotation during Tests
• Arsenal’s Guendouzi ready for big adventure
• Sturridge keen to revive Liverpool career after pre-season run
• ‘Players should curtail holidays’
• Johnson turns quick start into Canadian Open win
• Carrie’s family happy about ‘Star Wars’ return
• Dulquer, Mithila miss Irrfan in Dubai
• Canada gets Pakistani flair
• Rob likes to keep it old-school
• THE REVOLUTION­ARY CONCEPT OF PAEDIATRIC DENTISTRY IN DUBAI
• XBOT SENIOR LIVES UP TO ITS TOUGHEST SMARTPHONE CLAIM
• What makes Steve a ‘Maddman’
• A key defensive promotion play
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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