Gulf News - 2020-06-12

• UAE to bring back 200,000 residents
• MOHAMMAD VISITS NUCLEAR PLANT
• A guide to cool summer wear
• Protesters in US, Europe vent anger on statues symbolisin­g racist past
• In times of a pandemic, is your insurance cover worth the money?
• Premier League clubs face losses of over £1b
• 38 MORE DEATHS IN SAUDI ARABIA
• US Covid-19 patient gets double lung transplant
• US claims decline, but millions still jobless
• Al Assad fires PM a month ahead of polls as economic crisis grows
• Property owners in Sharjah to pay firefighti­ng costs
• 1,712 children under age of 10 infected in Sindh
• Exhausted Indian doctors fear worse is to come
• AT A GLANCE: THE STATUES BEING TOPPLED AND DEFACED
• India clarifies visa validity rule for return
• 30% of Sharjah Government staff back to work from Sunday
• Help, I’ve been terminated on pregnancy leave in the UAE
• Now, robots help in firefighti­ng in Abu Dhabi
• Amit Shah is still Modi’s man for all seasons
• WHO guidelines add confusion to the crisis
• Black Lives Matter movement is winning
• Hundred hours to make a friend
• Crossword
• India bars entry to members of US religious freedom panel
• Officials confident of exiting FATF list
• Uber, Lyft drivers classified as employees
• Deal-making is up 145% in Oman
• Pioneer of private equity in the Gulf dies at 83
• Global supply chains need a major tweak
• Dubai homeowners need more clarity on service charges
• Cities gearing up for the micro-mobility drive
• Golf on course for a grand finale in Dubai
• Sammy’s comment throws light on dark side of Indian cricket
• Cruel Kentucky Derby blow for Godolphin
• Juventus host Milan as action resumes
• Pachyderms are part of Kerala culture
• Tortured life of a temple elephant
• Tuskers that stand out for sheer grandeur and beauty

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