Kuwait Times - 2017-03-07

• Amir agrees to reinstate revoked citizenshi­ps: MPs
• Trump privately signs new travel ban, leaves Iraq off
• Kuwait penalizes 8 ‘terror supporters’
• Female Saudi horse trainer sees hope for women
• Women football in Kuwait seeking a better future
• Philippine­s schools can again enroll students
• North Korea fires missiles, three reach Japan waters
• Amir patronizes, attends KU graduation ceremony
• Cabinet mulls ceiling for state budget expenditur­e
• Finance Minister defends economic reform document
• Cybercrime­s pose grave danger on children, youngsters: Official
• US Embassy concludes English-language workshop In collaborat­ion with the Ministry of Education
• Kuwaiti Youth Day to launch next week
• KJA organizes Umrah for members, families
• Ministry committee visits Ramallah next month to hire new teachers
• Nurses questioned in patient’s death
• I am the people
• 95 percent corruption
• Modi battles for hearts and minds in India’s holy city
• Bad laws underpin global ‘rape epidemic’
• Erdogan compares German behavior with ‘Nazi period’
• Anti-IS assaults gain ground in Iraq, Syria
• Sudanese rebels free 125 prisoners
• East Libyan forces mobilizing for counter attack at ports
• World marks women’s day with rights under attack
• Sikhs respond to shooting near Seattle with fear and disbelief
• Equals in the jungle, Colombia’s women guerrillas brace for new, macho world
• Pantsuit Nation draws liberal women and allies in divided US
• Pentagon probes ‘Marines United’ naked pictures
• Battle-hardened in Britain as May prepares for Brexit talks
• France’s conservati­ves in disarray; Fillon clings on
• In Russia, Women’s Day piles pressure on men
• Ukraine accuses Russia of terrorism in top UN court
• As US aid, influence shrinks in Pakistan, Beijing steps in
• Age is not a barrier: Elderly Indian women go to school
• India police find 19 female foetuses dumped in sewer
• Malaysia chides North Korea, as ‘rude’ envoy sent packing
• South Korea prosecutor paves way for charges against Park
• Citing lack of proof, senators end Duterte ‘death squad’ inquiry
• Violence is ‘the biggest’ challenge facing women
• Italy lags on returns as migrants jump
• Migrants get three minutes to call home
• Attacks push Yemen towards starvation
• Al-Namshan, Al-Harby, Heba Irzouqi, Al-Asousi, Reem win gold
• Merritt among Olympic stars to win US Indoor titles
• Al Nasser launches Fat or Fit theme
• Pujara Leads India’s revival in 2nd Test
• ‘Pakistan wins today’ as final passes off peacefully
• Root hails England’s strength in Windies win
• SA attack bolstered ahead of NZ tests
• Fleury stands tall in relief, Penguins rally by Sabres 4-3
• Tyron Woodley chooses smarts over slugfest, keeps UFC belt
• Japan oldie Miura surpasses England’s Matthews record
• Curry bounces back to lead Warriors over Knicks 112-105
• Mariners say goodbye to big names for WBC
• African stars Mahrez, Aubameyang on target
• Red Bulls spoil Atlanta United debut with 2-1 win
• Per Mertesacke­r admits tension in Arsenal squad
• Determined Rodriguez out to prove his Real credential­s
• Sanchez responds to spat reports with ‘true warrior’ remark
• Ibrahimovi­c, Mings charged over Old Trafford clash
• Guardiola tells Man City it’s ‘must-win’ time
• Algeria women footballer­s wave red card at stigma
• PSA buys Opel from GM, sets new goals
• US factory orders up 1.2% in January
• Deutsche Bank shares fall on news of capital hike
• EQUATE obtains RC 14001:2015 certificat­ion from DNV GL
• Ooredoo Kuwait names Al-Bassam as CHRO
• Bayt.com launches revolution­ary program to encourage hiring
• In China displaced coal, steel workers lose hope and voice
• S Korea’s Lotte reports store closures in China amid political stand-off
• Fed and ECB go their separate ways
• Greek economy takes new blow, in the red in 2016
• Chances for a US tax audit have rarely been this low
• UK insurer Standard Life buys Aberdeen for £3.8bn
• Nigeria adding capacity to provincial airport before Abuja closure
• European equities slide as Deutsche Bank drags
• Germany warns UK over trade, sees Frankfurt gain
• New Exxon chief enters the market, cautiously
• 20 years of tie-ups and break-ups among EU carmakers
• Zain joins TIP to develop telecom infrastruc­ture
• Alitalia engineers graduate from Etihad Airways
• Alphabet lawsuit against Uber cements end of uneasy marriage
• OMNESmedia.com provides digitals solutions 1,700 media people in GCC
• Single, secure mobile app for all digital transactio­ns in MEA
• Dell EMC joins IDC’s CIO Summit 2017 to boost digitizati­on
• Hackers drawn to energy sector’s lack of sensors, controls
• The battle to save Bangkok’s ‘Green Lung’
• Insurance vital, but no magic bullet to fight Africa drought
• From new beans to ancient plants, drought-busting crops take root
• US confirms avian influenza in Tennessee’s chicken flock 73,500 birds to be culled to stop the virus
• Japan’s ‘fake food’ more appetizing than the original
• No sign of letup in Nigeria land wars
• Aashirvaad 2017: The Blessing Ceremony of ICSK CLASS XII
• ASSE Kuwait Chapter conducted ‘Authorized Gas Tester’ training
• Bhavanite brings laurels to the Middle East
• Announceme­nt from the Embassy of India
• Jumeirah Messilah reinforces support for Kuwait Down Syndrome Society
• Qualitynet’s QRun kids marathon becomes Kuwait’s first children’s marathon
• GUST to hold its 19th Annual career fair
• STAR TRACK
• CROSSWORD 1540
• Warren Beatty praised for how he handled Oscar drama
• Adele confirms marriage to Simon Konecki
• Watson ‘very confused’
• Tinie Tempah was ‘very nervous’ of fame
• Sir Patrick Stewart thinks about death ‘every day’
• Ageing cheerleade­rs offer glimpse of world’s longest-living women
• Film spotlights human traffickin­g as Trump promises action
• FURY OVER 'DEGRADING' SAINT LAURENT AD CAMPAIGN
• Rapper Future makes history with back-to-back No 1 debuts
• Bruno Mars, Timberlake shine at iHeartRadi­o Awards

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