Khaleej Times - 2017-10-31

• Mueller probe nets Trump ex-advisers
• FREEZE QATAR’S MEMBERSHIP IN GCC: BAHRAIN
• Cops help teen after Insta post
• UAE-India strategic talks conclude
• ‘UAE nuke programme is most cost-effective’
• ‘Legitimate’ visa violators are being given second chance
• Dubai schools win Dh120K at green energy competitio­n
• Sultan opens Sharjah Publishing City
• Lawyer hits woman with bottle, gets 3-month term
• Babies in womb can get in the groove too
• TOP FIVE THINGS TO DO TODAY
• ‘I gave myself a promise to keep fit while pregnant’
• Let’s hit the outdoors! Dubai’s mega event begins tomorrow
• Young Emiratis exhorted to opt for entreprene­urship
• Fake medical report lands physician behind bars
• Nostalgia as Dubai Zoo shuts its doors
• UAE student in race to win global science competitio­n
• Four days of celebratio­ns to herald Louvre inaugurati­on
• Sharks sighted off RAK beach are harmless
• Diverse line-up of artists from around the world will wow visitors during the opening week
• If she wins, her teacher, school win too!
• THE FAIR FOR GREAT LIVING!!!
• Let’s Talk Opportunit­ies
• Earn accredited American degrees in the UAE
• An oasis of excellence
• Hamilton’s great but it takes more to be a legend
• Sharjah book fair brings the best of ideas and creativity
• Why is Europe driving its talented youth away?
• Letting go is easier with a little patience
• Tears as Syrians welcome relatives freed from Daesh
• Libyan women chill at ‘families-only’ cafes
• Arrest warrant issued against finance minister in graft case
• Pakistan slams targeting of civilians by India
• China likely to block Indian bid to blacklist Masood Azhar
• Al Qaeda, Daesh have no links with Islam: Imam of Kaaba
• UP madrassas to have NCERT books
• Man detained over ‘bomb threat’ on Jet Airways flight
• DU student kills boy
• GST’s faulty design killed jobs and businesses: Manmohan
• Marawi’s displaced return to their flattened, looted homes
• ‘Xi Thought’ to become part of varsity syllabus across China
• Clowns bring sorely needed joy to traumatise­d Rohingya kids
• Spanish prosecutor­s go after Catalonia’s dismissed leaders
• CO2 levels grew at record pace in 2016: UN
• Abadi urges for calm in riot-hit Irbil and Dahuk
• New UAE investment law to come into effect by early ’18
• Emirates NBD’s 9-month profits jump 15%
• UAE may bag IMO Executive Council seat
• Petrol prices for Nov reduced by over 4%
• Marina Mall Abu Dhabi plans Dh3B expansion
• Seafarers cases not being resolved: IMO
• Why educating workers is key to succeeding in retail
• Theme districts rise from the ground at Expo site
• Stores break away from set designs
• Abu Dhabi tenants seek out value deals
• World stocks hit new highs
• Tonglian celebrates $300M bond listing on Nasdaq Dubai
• Hum your way to original music
• What’s buzzing in your neighbourh­ood?
• NEW LEAGUE
• Go for a loan now before interest rates rise
• Internet is a basic right: ICANN hears
• HSBC profits up five-fold to $4.6 billion
• Who needs a runway? SpiceJet wants to land in sea and fields
• Iran eyeing more glitter
• Mother of the Nation Jiu-Jitsu round two kicks off on Friday
• Qualificat­ion race for Dubai World Superserie­s heats up
• Hazlewood cautions England’s batsmen
• India will produce more players like Jhulan and Mithali, says Arothe
• Kohli and Mithali top ICC rankings
• Verstappen bids farewell to bad luck with Mexican win
• Cavs and Warriors slump to shock defeats
• Injury layoff was good: Wozniacki
• Federer snubs Paris as Nadal set to seal year-end No 1 spot
• Marseille beat Lille to pile misery on Bielsa
• Young Lions’ triumph has England sensing brighter future
• Wenger backs Sanchez ahead of City challenge
• S Korea pick EPL stars for World Cup warmups
• Gladiatori­al battle in Rome
• Goal-shy Atletico Madrid face knockout embarrassm­ent
• Eagles give vote of confidence to 18-year-old goalkeeper Svilar
• Bayern striker Lewandowsk­i to miss Celtic clash tonight

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