Khaleej Times - 2018-10-11

• Exiting DxB? kEEp passport away, just show your facE
• Climate disasters leave world economy poorer
• MICHAEL SLAMS FLORIDA
• Nikki makes a mark but Trump prevails
• 5 dead, 30 injured in UP train derailment
• Fedex makes shaky start in Shanghai
• Zayed billboard to help special needs children
• Prisoners can now place orders to supermarke­ts from their cells
• DHA to set up four emergency medical centres at Expo site
• 6-yr plan to put an end to home fires in UAE
• Sharjah to raise awareness on child safety
• ‘UAE an internatio­nal symbol of tolerance’
• old HouSeS AlSo oBlIged To INSTAl SySTeM, SAyS oFFICIAl
• ‘Shark’ found in Marina preys on waste, protects the ocean
• New drone joins Dubai beach rescue team
• ‘True writers do justice to history’
• Hotline to report noisy cars and neighbours in Ras Al Khaimah
• Woman who stole Dh20M claims lover threatened to publish private photos
• I wanted to stop her from falling, says foreman accused of groping
• Police crack down on fake brand traders in Ajman
• Yoga, meditation uplift prisoners’ spirits
• Abandoned car leads police to a man’s arrest
• Dubai visitor ‘stabs compatriot to death after a fight at brothel’
• Woman on trial for forging ‘single-status’ document
• Pakistan is in deeper debt, when will the cycle end?
• The throw-it-away culture is killing us
• We salute Indian women for their #MeToo campaign
• Read more books for a healthy mind
• It’s up to us to make UAE roads safer
• Syria buffer zone free of arms but some rebels refuse to quit
• UAE provides another 33 tonnes of food aid to Yemeni children
• Magazine apologises over odd Barrymore article
• Some scribes see intimidati­on as new normal in the country
• Sharpen up: Karachi artist aims to set record with pencil swing
• Afghan peace vital for Pak stability, says Khalilzad
• Doctors warn marathon runners of health risk as pollution surges
• SC asks Centre to give details on Rafale deal
• Three Kashmiri students held in Punjab with explosives
• AKBAR TERMED A ‘PREDATOR’
• Employers under pressure to respond to charges
• Bangla court sentences 19 to death over 2004 rally attack
• Big fish torpedoes Filipino fishing boat
• Trump says daughter Ivanka will be ‘dynamite’ for UN post
• EXPATS’ DREAM DESTINATIO­N
• End trade tensions to spur growth, finance chiefs urge
• T-MEC? Teumeca? Mexico seeks name for new Nafta
• Indian stocks rebound from low of 6 months
• Britain expects 5,000 financial services jobs to leave by Brexit day, but the City of London will do everything to maintain its status as a global financial centre.
• DIB’s 9-month profit up 12% on higher Islamic financing income
• Sharjah’s Gulftainer to expand portfolio in Africa, Americas
• UAE 10th-best place for expats
• Shurooq Youth Council to empower next generation of Emirati leaders
• Incorporat­ing millennial mindsets into biz
• Digital supermodel­s divide fashion world
• Energy sector still has opportunit­ies
• Global spend on digital marketing nears $100B
• Modi govt mulls tapping NRIs to prop up beleaguere­d rupee
• Google appeals record EU fine over Android
• Global stocks tumble to 3-month low
• ABBAS HEROICS PUT PAKISTAN ON TOP
• New all-female series hoping to steer women to Formula One
• Hosts UAE have been grouped with champions Brazil, Spain and Egypt in Group A of the Huawei Interconti­nental Beach Soccer Cup
• Tennis rallies round ball kids after Verdasco spat
• Fleetwood dreaming of Race to Dubai title
• APL’s first centurion Zazai sets sights on IPL
• Pacer Abbas targets Waqar’s record
• Franchise Leagues will have higher hurdles to jump: Allardice
• Devcich, Hazratulla­h star for Zwanan
• I don’t need the armband to be a leader: Pogba
• Al Nasr put three past Sharjah
• Wales ready to test Spain in friendly
• Africa Cup offers Salah chance to regain form
• a teacher converts his 3-storey house into school in war-hit country KEEPING TORCH OF EDUCATION HIGH

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