Gulf News - 2019-12-02

• LEADERS OUTLINE NATION’S PRIORITIES
• Unstoppabl­e Hamilton hammers home in Abu Dhabi
• Cabinet takes caretaker role after PM quits amid continued protests
• Rape-murder: Death for culprits urged
• London attack now political football as Johnson and Corbyn spar
• tabloid!: Legacy of Our Ancestors to be staged today
• Children’s choir strikes a rare chord
• In focus: Why pain is important to keep us safe
• Museum displays rare statue of Buddha’s head
• Business: UAE sustainabi­lity is built on alliances
• ‘Space, smart cities and sustainabi­lity to lead us forward’
• ‘UAE is setting new standards of progress’
• ‘We used to make 50-feet dhows without any formal drawings’
• We are a country of connection­s — Film director
• UAE sets yet another world record
• US dismantlin­g the internatio­nal order
• UAE at 48: Embracing future’s possibilit­ies
• Trapped in a cycle of violence and despair
• ‘Climate emergency’ takes centre stage at UN summit
• Why birthdays are special, yet different I
• Eggs, protests, apathy mar Algeria poll campaign
• Intel panel set to vote on impeachmen­t report
• BJP to ‘fulfil Ram temple promise’
• Out with the old in ‘New Pakistan’: PM
• India braces for sixth rate cut in a year
• Network focuses on core markets
• UAE online shopping seeks out category winners
• Saudi Arabia opens up fresh digital opportunit­ies
• India is not too fussed about fewer card payments
• Let the show begin
• HyunA reveals mental health struggles
• Lana Del Rey romances Abu Dhabi
• Rachel Brosnahan shares her beauty secrets
• MEET BOND AND ‘KNIVES OUT’ ACTRESS ANA DE ARMAS
• ‘Knives Out’ a 2019 Agatha Christie tale
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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