Kuwait Times - 2016-07-31

• UN envoy offers Yemen foes worksheet for future phase
• Clinton, Trump take gloves off
• MPs slam move to cut salaries of diplomats
• 16 killed in Texas balloon inferno
• Philippine crime war packs decaying jails
• Ibrahimovi­c makes United debut in front of fellow Swedes
• In pictures: Kuwait kites soar high at UK fest
• Ooredoo Distribute­s Aid to Syrian Refugees in Lebanon
• Kuwaiti Ambassador lauds US Campaign to Stop Violence
• UNSC commends Kuwait’s continued support for Iraq
• 34% Sheikh Jaber Causeway complete
• Taipei Commercial Representa­tive Office welcomes new director
• Expat kids
• Spanish-Kuwaiti festival kicks off in Marbella
• MoH launches electronic health guide for travelers
• Foreign workers shelter: Addition to Kuwait’s human rights record
• Ambassador of Malaysia to Kuwait Praises KFH’s Role in Islamic Financial Services Industry
• Law firm sells visas to Egyptians
• Trade in religion
• Syrian civilians begin leaving rebel-held parts of Aleppo
• What’s safe? Europe grapples with security after attacks
• Gaza’s Hamas hands out land hoping to avoid financial crisis
• Tunisian lawmakers hold no-confidence vote
• Dozens suspended from Turkey’s highest court in coup probe
• Police chief under fire over outbursts
• John Hinckley’s return to normalcy
• States’ flag-burning laws unconstitu­tional, but persist
• Former KKK member convicted in deadly bombing up for parole
• Brazilian drug lord turns jail cell into luxury suite
• Ukraine detains top ally of ousted pro-Russia president
• Christians, Muslims to mourn murdered French priest
• Turkey jails journalist­s as Erdogan rebukes Western critics
• Scots back remaining in UK despite Brexit vote
• Protest in Burundi after UN decides to send police
• Taleban capture key district in Helmand
• Afghan troops press offensive against Islamic State
• Monsoon floods kill at least 52 people in India
• Bangladesh police identify cafe attack ‘mastermind’
• Afghan cleric arrested for marrying six-year-old girl
• Two Indian soldiers among four killed near Kashmir border
• Two sisters shot dead in Pakistan ‘honor’ killings
• Australian­s rally against youth detention abuses
• US Army secretary says US-South Korea war games to proceed
• Pro-independen­ce activist banned from HK elections
• Swimsuit mural of Hillary creates a stir in Australia
• China asks S Sudan to punish those responsibl­e for peacekeepe­r deaths
• North Korea sends close aide of Kim Jong Un to Rio
• Washington Watch The two convention­s
• Turkey crackdown ripples far and wide
• Focus Mexico shelter for reporters facing threats
• Streb fires 63 to share PGA lead as Day charges
• Reed moves into contention at PGA
• Mickelson makes cut despite horror start, McIlroy misses it
• Young Grillo embraces his major challenge at PGA
• F1 rulers leave global audience confused and fed up
• Taurasi, 4 former UConn stars help overwhelm Canada 83-43
• Stevenson defends title with fourth round KO
• Radford determined to end Hull’s Wembley hoodoo
• Vargas eager to promote fight with Pacquiao
• US sailor lends hand to clean Rio’s bay before Games
• Judo star carries Kosovo hopes for gold at first Olympics
• Russian father and son hammer throwers share Olympic sorrow
• S Sudan refugee Olympians run for glory of lost home
• Genetic doping: The ‘sea serpent’ of cheating
• England have potential to rule world - Hoggard
• Porcello pitches 5-hitter to lead Red Sox past Angels
• Taylor sparkles as N Zealand close in on win
• Sri Lanka beat Australia by 106 runs in first test
• PSG’s Krychowiak eyes Champions League glory
• Allegri says absence of star names ‘positive’
• Five facts about football at the Rio Olympics
• 50th anniversar­y leaves English football with mixed feelings
• Monfils beats Raonic in Toronto, Djokovic wins
• Blanket weightlift­er ban new blow for Russia
• No clean bill of health for EU banks
• With new factory, Daimler skirts tariffs...and unions
• IMF ‘bent its rules’ in ill-fated Greece rescue
• Saudi growth slowing; fiscal consolidat­ion moves ahead
• Myanmar government launches thin economic policy
• BoJ expands stimulus
• UK and China regulators discuss framework for financial projects
• Japan Airlines profit ‘more than halved’
• KSE ends in the green zone
• Ahli United Bank wins ‘The Best Islamic Bank in Kuwait’
• US agencies subpoena Goldman Sachs in 1MDB Malaysia probe
• Biggest drop in British consumer morale puts BoE on track to act
• US growth lackluster
• Brexit dangers threaten
• GMO wheat found in Washington could affect US trade
• Turkey’s investment grade hangs in balance as post-coup purges deepen Moody’s has Turkey on review for possible downgrade
• Gulf Bank announces winners of the Al Danah daily draws
• 5 ways to build a great ‘employer brand’
• Still heavy risk in big bank loans, US regulators say
• Egypt asks IMF for a $12 billion loan amid struggling economy
• ExxonMobil and Statoil among firms looking to drill off Cyprus
• 5 cool things you can do with Facebook Messenger
• Drone technology assisting whale research off Hawaii
• Alphabet/Google increases advertisin­g, boosts profits
• Facebook to challenge US bill for back taxes
• Apple: Over one billion iPhones have been sold
• Is Medicare drug plan vulnerable to exploitati­on?
• To reverse damage of sitting, take a brisk, hour-long walk
• ‘Zika is here’ - mosquitoes now spreading virus in US
• FDA try to protect blood supply amid Zika probe
• Are Swedes having less sex? Government wants to know
• Elephant sedative emerges as new threat in overdose battle
• Five jailed in Panama over toxic cough syrup
• Still waters - US to crack down on ocean noise that harms fish
• Australia moving up in the world - literally
• Lulu Exchange Director honored with Global Businessma­n award at Brand Icons
• Enliven your mornings with new Envivo Lungo from Nespresso
• Repatriati­on of distressed Indian nationals from Kuwait
• KNCC PROGRAMME FROM THURSDAY TO WEDNESDAY (28/07/2016 TO 03/08/2016)
• CROSSWORD 1328
• Quinto spoke about getting married to Miles McMilla
• Olly Murs hates being single
• Hoped to ‘help people’ when she hit back at bodyshamer­s
• Van Damme storms out of Australian TV interview
• ‘Nerve’ is a dark thriller for the digital generation
• Reunions make Marvel’s ‘Black Panther’ especially personal
• A look at some of the most death-defying stunts of all time
• Leona Lewis

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