Gulf News - 2019-10-26

• ROBOTS COMPETE TO CLEAN OCEANS
• 25 killed as protests rock Iraq
• UAE dairy brand set to control local market
• How Jagmeet Singh is winning voters’ hearts in Canada
• Emirati cyclist Mirza hopes to inspire next generation of UAE riders
• Breast cancer knows no gender
• Digital platform to cut teacher workload
• Putin-Erdogan deal a challenge to the West
• US Justice Department opens criminal inquiry into Russia probe
• Lahore High Court frees Nawaz Sharif for medical treatment
• Hezbollah supporters clash with protesters in Beirut
• YOUR MUST-DO LIST IN TABLOID!
• ‘Go for a check-up, believe in yourself; stay positive’
• ‘In my mind, breast cancer happened only to women’
• Police campaign to prevent bank frauds
• Runners smash records at Dubai SkyRun
• 300 special licence plates on offer in RTA auction
• Status quo no longer tenable in Lebanon
• Use social media with intentiona­l positivity
• Time for Zuckerberg to take a break
• When the scary comes to stay I
• EU agrees to Brexit extension but sets no date
• BJP, JJP seal Haryana deal, Chautala to be deputy CM
• No going back on Maradu demolition
• Father of political activist who fled to US arrested A
• Security raised for Azadi March
• India growth remains on sluggish path
• Oil industry revival in South Sudan hinges on fragile peace pact S
• Web majors may face digital tax in Turkey
• It could be advantage China in crypto game
• Influencer­s need to drop their pretension­s I
• Getting the hard and soft skills’ mix right
• Diwali desserts to try at home
• ‘MADE IN CHINA’ FILM REVIEW
• AMA noms are out
• Tyler takes on the might of Hollywood studios
• STAR GAZING

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