Khaleej Times - 2018-11-20

• Yemen peace push gathers pace
• TRUMP VS IMRAN
• Nissan chairman Ghosn arrested for misconduct
• UAE to extradite Briton wanted in India for VVIP chopper scam
• For talented, UAE is a land of opportunit­y
• British PM May vows to stick to Brexit deal
• Museum of the Future structure completed
• Bloomberg donates $1.8B for education
• New Zealand snatch a dramatic four-run win
• Sabarimala on the boil as 72 arrested
• Star-studded concert to raise funds for Kerala
• Report to predict status of knowledge in 20 countries
• Indians taking up UAE jobs must register online
• OvER 100 KEy PERSONAliT­iES TO ATTEND KNOwlEDgE SUMMiT
• 1b children facing abuse globally
• Dubai Police describe AI targets at Interpol meet
• Roadworks to cause delay near Central Market area
• Uber is back with new Emirati driver service in Abu Dhabi
• Explore 5,000-yr-old history at Hili sites
• Obama lensman recounts surreal days at Oval Office
• Fewa to build 13 more power stations in 2 years
• ‘To inspire people out of comfort zone is my greatest achievemen­t’
• Students behind MySat-1 are novices
• Kinney, Hawking among guests at Emirates litfest
• Gemini showers will add more glitter to UAE skies this year
• More unity in Europe can counter growing populism
• Houthis should seize the chance for peace in Yemen
• Will drones take over the skies?
• Trump’s America First is not good enough for Asia
• Know yourself before you know your friends
• The global order is more about common folk
• Egyptian ‘King of the Night’ takes on ‘Tiger’ in US-style wrestling show
• Houthis used mosques to make mines
• Germany to bar 18 Saudis over Khashoggi murder
• GCC summit offers hope to end dispute, says Kuwaiti minister
• PM Khan fires back at Trump over anti-Pakistan remarks
• SC unhappy with NAB for not challengin­g bails
• PM’s defence of U-turns sparks amusement on social media
• Senator Krishna Kumari named in BBC’s 100 Women 2018 list
• New machine to end manual cleaning of sewers
• Indian-origin professor in US ‘treated students as servants’
• Battleline­s drawn for last phase of Chhattisga­rh elections today
• Opposition to plot anti-BJP strategy after assembly polls
• BJP fields Yunus Khan to take on Sachin Pilot
• Lanka MPs seek suspension of funds allocated to Rajapaksa
• French fuel depots targeted as ‘yellow vest’ protesters persist
• ‘Picasso’ found in Romania turns out to be fake
• 1,000 still missing in California wildfire
• Apple may delete all ‘WhatsApp Stickers’ from App Store
• UAE fully complying with US curbs on Iran
• Adnoc plans to sign new partners
• Rollout of tourist VAT refunds is smooth
• New FDI law to boost investment by 20%
• UAE: Land of opportunit­y for the skilled
• Insurance ecosystem powered by blockchain
• Lens do it: Samsung’s quad-camera phone available in UAE this week
• Bridging the digital gap for small hotels
• India govt, central bank signal truce after marathon meeting
• Citigroup sees dollar topping out in ’19
• Russia’s wait-and-see stance on oil cuts shows gap with Saudis
• SoftBank’s next robot skips chit chat, just mops floors
• UK business morale hits 2009 low
• Bengal Tigers coach Fleming praises old foe Zaheer Khan
• Zverev tops Djoko for biggest title of career
• India prepared for extra pace and bounce in Australia: Rohit
• Warriors handed another defeat; James burns Heat with 51 points
• Smith, Warner bans to be reviewed this week, say reports
• Teen driver survives spectacula­r crash
• Bulgarian boxing coach kicked out of Delhi event
• Former SA star Morkel hopes to see cricket in Olympics
• Onus on UAE strikers to find their scoring boots against Yemen
• Koepka to play in Abu Dhabi
• 16 UAE cricketers all set to showcase talent at T10 League
• Seferovic does the trick in Swiss rout of Belgium
• Southgate urges England to make 2019 even better
• Cahill could get last five minutes for farewell tie
• Seeing double: Twins score for opposing teams in Serie B
• Mauritania qualify for Africa Cup of Nations

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