Gulf News - 2019-10-27

• Iran proxies undermine Iraq, Lebanon protests
• MUM’S MISSION TO END POOL TRAGEDIES
• Spooky treats for you
• Islamabad court grants bail to Sharif
• Dubai plays host to the biggest HIIT workout in the region
• From Pietrasant­a town to Dubai
• This Diwali, Indians are opting for greener firecracke­rs
• Lebanese banks face tough test at home.
• Meet Sharjah Internatio­nal Book Fair’s ‘Magnificen­t Seven’
• One million march to demand Chile president’s ouster.
• Protesters disorganis­ed, lack a clear agenda
• Ajman Free Zone alerts authoritie­s about ‘dead’ scammer
• DUBAI RESIDENTS RUSH TO RENT AFRESH
• Artificial Intelligen­ce part of UAE schooling, minister says
• What a difference a year makes
• Israel deadlock has political implicatio­ns
• Human traffickin­g needs to end
• Imran Khan must take full charge of Pakistan
• A festival, its rituals and joys ‘
• How productive are to-do and checklists?
• A bland book with nothing to offer
• ‘Protecting oil’: US Syria strategy questioned
• GOVERNMENT-SOUTHERN COUNCIL PACT UNIFIES ANTI-AL HOUTHI FRONT
• A SURGE IN PROTESTS AROUND THE WORLD
• No outcome from protest march talks
• US, China close to finalising part of deal
• Dubai Consumer Confidence Index holds steady
• Gold back in favour with shoppers
• Women are missing at central banks
• Enter sensor-aided world of things I
• WeWork could do worse than follow Pandora’s footsteps
• Eminem brings all his hits to Abu Dhabi
• Dubai Fitness Challenge: Eating right
• Treading lightly on emotions
• The haunting of QE2 unveiled
• Ranveer shines light on Indian rap
• Do not be blind to the opening lead
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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