Gulf News - 2019-10-13

• SPACE HERO RETURNS HOME
• Arab League tells Turkey to exit Syria
• Tunisia gears up for runoff after rare debate
• Modi in plogging mode
• Coding system to streamline rate for medical procedures in Dubai
• Emirates, Etihad cancel flights as Typhoon Hagibis makes landfall in Japan
• A hellish ride with breast cancer
• US and China sign partial trade deal, but thorny issues remain
• YOUR MUST-DO LIST IN TABLOID!
• AN UNUSUAL FACE-OFF OF NEWCOMERS: PROFESSOR VERSUS BUSINESS TYCOON
• After narrow win, Al Nahda party tries to woo allies
• Online carpooling at the fore in Abu Dhabi
• Why cleanlines­s is important to us
• A worthy winner in the name of peace
• Turkish assault could revive Daesh’s power
• Success on foreign front alone not enough for Pakistan
• Nowadays, GPS device is the new road king ‘
• Fasting isn’t the way forward
• Kurds dispute Turkish claim of capturing border town
• Kerala teenager’s body to be exhumed
• Illegal power connection­s blamed for deaths in Karachi
• Boeing, FAA faulted in Max certificat­ion
• Wearable technology gets to work
• Khurais returns to full output capacity
• Facebook’s Libra loses Mastercard, Visa F
• A decade’s worth of change in Dubai realty
• Uber is getting into a grocery trap B
• Renault CEO’s ouster clears road for Fiat deal
• Kipchoge over the moon after sub two-hour run
• World T20 hopefuls aim to create a stir
• Destiny calling
• What to do in the UAE today
• BTS in Riyadh: A review
• Fonda arrested for climate change protest
• ‘Breaking Bad’ movie ‘El Camino’ has lots of answers
• Will Smith battles Will Smith in ‘Gemini Man’
• Would an alien find the best play?
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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