Gulf News - 2019-08-20

• Negotiate a new deal, UK tells Berlin and Paris
• KOHLI: THE ULTIMATE RUN MACHINE
• 103 women file papers so far in FNC polls
• Aid worker’s brush with death
• Sacred Games gives expat sleepless nights A
• Rapper Naezy sets the record straight about Bollywood film Gully Boy
• Will a US-Taliban deal end killings in Afghanista­n?
• Plastic ban: People question government
• 50B-EURO STIMULUS
• Johnson isn’t the most important Brexiter
• How effective are fire alarms in towers?
• Demand freeze for yellow metal?: UAE’s gold trade hit as prices soar
• Dubai Police seize 648kg drugs, block 20 traffickin­g websites
• Bitcoin becoming choice currency of terrorists
• The rise of Daesh in Afghanista­n
• TRUMP HAILS ‘VERY GOOD’ DISCUSSION­S WITH TALIBAN
• Indians ecstatic over Modi’s visit despite no public meeting
• Dubai marks Humanitari­an Day
• Human Fraternity Document panel formed
• Candidates pledge to be the voice of people
• UAE home to 223 non-profit associatio­ns
• Amit is the Shah of all he surveys
• Climate action must begin right now
• Israel’s democracy disguise is wearing thin
• I’m 57 years old. Am I grown up?
• Erdogan in hot water over judicial ceremony
• Trafficked children get their day in court
• New flood alert after India releases water
• Shuaa shares propel DFM to Dh1.5b in 1-day trade
• An ailing Germany should worry all
• Treasury bond yield curve inversion reaction was overblown
• Carrying forward a legacy
• Pay for parking tickets with
• Jacqueline makes a Dubai splash
• ‘Succession’ is cringey but addictive
• Sonam hits back at trolls for Pakistan comment
• How ‘Batla House’ separates patriotism and jingoism
• Two suit fits increase tricks
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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