Gulf News - 2019-10-22

• Lebanese vow to stay on streets despite reforms
• BOUSSAIBAN­URSED 1973 OCTOBER WAR WOUNDED
• Expo 2020: It’s all about ingenuity and creativity O
• 88 services on DubaiNow app will save 28 hours per user
• Polls give big win for BJP in 2 Indian states
• Couple helps turn around Kerala school
• Influencer fatigue? Yes, they feel a little less liked in UAE
• Kurds pelt US troops as they exit Syria
• Big Diwali events lined up in Sharjah, Abu Dhabi
• WETEX: World’s first intelligen­t gas turbine controller unveiled
• How news channels are peddling hate on prime time
• I am witnessing something truly magical’
• Tourist injured in fall from hot air balloon
• Bank helps Filipina recover stolen funds
• WHAT ARE THE TOP SKILLS EMPLOYERS WANT?
• Birthday celebratio­ns must be about giving
• Shows galore at Sharjah book fair B
• Arab land is not America’s to gift
• The final countdown to Dubai Expo2020
• Lebanon protests are headed for a stalemate
• Amit Shah, Savarkar and the battle for history
• The primal feelings in lighting a fire
• Imran inaugurate­s 1,320MW power plant under CPEC
• Face recognitio­n system launch draws near
• Mubadala sets up $250m tech funds for regional start-ups
• Dubai real estate needs real data
• Public transporta­tion needs a ‘green’ fix to aid sustainabi­lity
• Picking speed of delivery over quality I
• Fun things to do in the UAE today
• Manisha proud to be a survivor
• ‘WATCHMEN’ SHOW AIMS FOR GREATNESS
• Review: High notes thrill Dubai
• Mariah Carey wore Swarovski gown by Dubai designer
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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