Oman Daily Observer - 2018-10-28

• Daytime dozing common among young Omani drivers
• Boost to fisheries sector
• Oman’s conservati­on initiative­s in focus at London lecture
• Drill reflects efficiency and capabiliti­es
• Daytime dozing common among young Omani drivers: SQU study
• Hotels to get boost from mega events
• Oman not a mediator in Palestine
• Oman Air resumes Male services today
• Passenger numbers at Muscat airport grow by 9.8pc till Sept
• Gazans agree truce after trade of fire with Israel
• Suspects in Khashoggi murder to be tried in Saudi, says foreign minister
• Turkey hosts summit to resolve Syria conflict
• Sri Lanka president suspends parliament amid political crisis
• Afghans risk their lives to vote in Kandahar poll
• CBI row: Congress accuses Modi of hatching nefarious conspiracy
• Sabarimala verdict supporter’s ashram attacked in Kerala
• Rights activists sent to police remand till Nov 6
• Two senior TRS leaders join Congress party
• When the youth are empowered
• Our conceit can blind us to the good in others
• More migrants reaching end of road in Albania
• Romans protest at eternal decline of Italian capital
• UK imposes labour ban on duo who exploited foreign workers
• French disaster fund for drought-hit farmers
• Activists begin blockade of controvers­ial German coal mine
• Man charged after bombs sent to Trump critics
• Mattis approves US troops at border with Mexico
• Plant-based diets for better health and planet? Not so fast: Study
• 8 killed in Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
• Pakistan survive Malaysian fightback to enter final
• Oman Gas to add 600km of new pipeline capacity
• Robots to make robots at ABB’S new $150m factory in China
• Energy services market to open up opportunit­ies for Omani SMES
• Nissan Oman announces special offer
• IRU World Congress in Muscat to feature 20 interactiv­e sessions
• Open rift between India’s RBI, govt as official warns of catastroph­e
• Market closes marginally higher
• S&P downgrades Italy debt outlook
• Oman Gas to add 600 km of new pipeline capacity
• China’s industrial firms profits growth slows as orders wane
• UK to give small retailers $1.15 billion tax cut
• Tesla says no subpoena yet on Model 3 production
• Microsoft now second most valuable US firm
• Brazil will leave fate of Boeing and Embraer deal to next president
• Shale producers eye global pricing as exports surge
• How ratings agencies work and why they are feared
• China rich help drive billionair­e wealth to $8.9tn
• Researcher­s grow human retinas in laboratory
• Asus announces new business, home and gaming products
• All Cloud apps to integrate AI by 2025: Oracle CEO
• Samsung will start large-scale 5G trials in India in Q1 2019
• Oman sports minister honoured at AHF Gala
• Svitolina overcomes Bertens in gruelling WTA semi
• Federer squeezes into Basel semifinals
• Maqsood leads strong Oman squad for ICC WCL Division 3, starting November 9
• PTI, Assarain, IT Works score exciting victories
• FABINHO FORM CREATES
• Emery demands urgency as Arsenal chase 12th successive win
• Mourinho fears De Gea will reject new United deal
• DURANT STARS IN WARRIORS’ WIN OVER KNICKS
• Finau fights off defending champ Rose in Shanghai
• Chinese-american teen Xiong grabs share of US PGA lead
• Parsley Risotto with crispy red baby hammour fillet and wild mushroom ragout

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