Gulf News - 2018-09-06

• Trump fires back: It’s just another bad book
• Pakistan army quietly reaches out to India
• Yemen talks offer flickering signal of hope — UN envoy
• Parents blamed for falls from towers
• 1.4 billion people risk dying young
• JP Dutta’s Paltan out in UAE today
• Surplus food from UAE hotels to feed refugees
• ‘Forum sought to foment unrest’
• PM orders probe into Basra killings
• US ties ‘reset’
• 10 explosive moments from Woodward’s new book
• Emirati astronauts in Russia for training
• Maid’s body in morgue for more than 55 days
• 8-member phone scam gang busted in Ajman
• On Teachers’ Day, stories of resolve flood Indian schools
• Sharjah book fair to begin on October 31
• Passengers released after Emirates inflight illness
• Fourth trial of driverless vehicle begins
• People-to-people relations precede Costa Rica-UAE ties
• UK parties must compromise or they will fail democracy
• Yemen talks will build confidence
• The looming bloodbath in Idlib
• Seeing the joke through a glass, dimly
• Is Modi now demonetisi­ng democracy?
• Gargash condemns anti-coalition acts
• Syria’s Idlib shelled as rebels brace for assault
• West Bank village to be demolished
• Qatar intelligen­ce case appeal trial postponed
• Basra leaders’ list of demands
• UK alleges Russian role as it charges 2 with poisoning spy
• Airport evacuated as Japan typhoon leaves trail of destructio­n
• Pressley’s win shows rise of minorities
• Farmers take to the streets to protest Modi’s policies
• Theft of gold artefacts sparks royal feud
• Action urged against Kerala lawmaker
• Iran oil on agenda of talks with US
• Politician says he’ll abduct women
• Talks on merger of Abu Dhabi banks fire up ADX trading
• DP World gets another favourable ruling in Djibouti case
• US trade gap hits 5-month high
• A rally that has many guessing
• Although higher oil prices will continue to affect our operating costs and performanc­e in the second half, pricing stability at the current level is also likely to stimulate demand for regional travel.”
• Dubai’s luxury properties are selling again
• Saudi financial sector ‘can withstand shocks’
• Major world cities can’t depend on a one-design-fits-all strategy
• Existing US home prices grow at a faster rate
• An exit that doesn’t bode well for the UK
• UAE’s workplace culture needs to cotton on to freelancin­g
• Sharpe: Mourinho has broken the golden rule
• Heptathlon
• Cook mulled quitting for long
• Al Nasr, Al Jazira post contrastin­g victories in Arabian Gulf Cup
• Zaheer tips Pakistan to win Asia Cup
• Mickelson may be Furyk’s weakest link in Ryder Cup
• Serena once again rises out of the ashes in New York
• Bjorn puts his faith in seasoned players
• Southgate retains trust in England youth
• Too big for rugby, Eagles Mailata ready for NFL
• Views from UAE residents
• Geoffrey has no shame about grocery store job
• Robin believes in second chances
• ‘Wizard of Oz’ slippers resurface after 13 years
• ‘Ondalla’ taps into childhood
• ‘Maradona’: An unusual love story
• Amir talks ‘Jack Ryan’ journey
• KathNiel return with ‘Hows of Us’
• Who: Arjun Rampal
• 5 things to know about ‘Laila Majnu’
• Origin story ofa lifetime
• Placido steps up for 150th role
• Movie actors to catch on television
• He needs the lead, so give it to him
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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