Khaleej Times - 2018-09-22

• BACK TO WAR OF WORDS AFTER TALK OF TALKS
• Russia takes aim after Trump targets China on arms
• Pushed to a corner on Brexit, May wants respect
• The wait was worth it for iPhone fans
• Why Woody Allen’s wife story is not anti-#metoo
• Osaka eases into Tokyo semis
• Best news of the week? Kylie’s cereal confession
• Receding trade fears help boost world markets
• Global chefs are flying to this food hub in India
• UAE provided over $15b in assistance to Yemen
• Right school models will thrive: Expert
• 28 artists exhibit paintings to support Kerala flood victims
• Expat gets 6 months in jail for assaulting two police officers
• Dh285K compensati­on for family of woman killed in car accident
• CO-EDUCATION COMES TO HELP DEVELOP HEALTHY GENDER TIES
• Experts say ministry’s mixed class decision is ‘visionary’
• MOST PARENTS HAPPY ABOUT THE DECISION
• Female Saudi athletes all set to show their power to the world
• Dubai Ladies Club to host open day, exhibit for Saudi women
• New airport in Kerala to ease expatriate­s’ trip back home
• Lynching a hate crime, India must enact law to end it
• Only education can solve economic and social problems
• Quora great question of the week
• 3 policemen killed in J&K, govt refutes cops quitting rumours
• Bishop arrested over Kerala nun’s rape
• Plan to move Delhi’s last elephants out of smoggy capital
• In Gilgit, a water pipe brings peace
• Judicial panel summons IHC judge on Oct 1
• Govt: No Saudi deal for release of Sharif
• 126 dead in Lake Victoria ferry disaster; many more missing
• Vietnam’s president dies
• Russia and Turkey agree borders of demilitari­sed zone in Idlib
• Amazon aims to make Alexa bigger part of users’ lives
• Uber in talks to buy Europe’s Deliveroo
• The 10 largest listed banks in the UAE maintained increasing levels of confidence in the second quarter by recording increased lending activity.
• It’s time to take a stand on China. It’s been a long time. They’re hurting us Donald Trump, US President
• Hospitalit­y sector must learn to balance tech
• Danske Bank’s money laundering ‘giga scandal’ spreads to Britain
• Lotus showroom opens in Dubai
• Weak rupee spurs realty investment option at India Property Exhibition
• GIIS UAE’s first school to introduce photograph­y as part of curriculum
• How a demographi­c balance can benefit companies
• India’s biggest home services platform is now in Dubai
• JADEJA BACK WITH A BANG
• Afghanista­n continue on cruise mode
• Liverpool look to maintain their impressive start to the new season in a potentiall­y historic meeting against Southampto­n
• Al Ain trounce Al Nasr; Jazira held by Bani Yas
• Woods shares early lead with Fowler
• Federer to play doubles with Djokovic at Laver Cup
• Bowling is our strength, says Mangal
• All-rounder Rashid a class act for Afghans
• Go ahead, adopt all the cultural practices you want — like yoga
• Pratt on passion for fitness, and admiring Cruise
• We test drive Lexus’ most advanced hybrid vehicle and tell you why you should consider the new electric ES 300h.
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