Gulf Times - 2018-09-28

• New Al Waab health centre to cater to 35,000 people
• World needs to rethink Syria strategy, says FM
• Jerusalem not for sale: Abbas
• Expat visa service office to open in Lanka on October 12
• Qatar stresses right to resort to relevant agencies in response to piracy
• QRCS intensifie­s efforts to help Philippine­s typhoon victims
• QFFD, WSSCC sign 4-year partnershi­p
• Rail chairman says nearly 90% of first phase of Doha Metro project is complete
• Chance of scattered rain over weekend
• Union says will shut down UN Gaza refugee office
• Nigerian unions walk out in minimum wage dispute
• Nigerian troops repel militant attack on military base
• Attack ‘changed my life’
• Trudeau rebuffs Trump’s trade talks criticism
• Online harassment a problem for US teens: survey
• Trump keeping an open mind
• Vietnam’s president laid to rest in grand ceremony
• UN rights expert warns of ‘climate of fear’ in Cambodia
• Thai junta says no lessons needed from bogus bomb detector order
• Vietnam jails another Facebook user for criticisin­g government
• US-China ties sour as Xi, Trump friendship fades
• S Korea’s quiet #MeToo trailblaze­r embraces tough fight
• Chairman ousted as Australia’s public TV hit by politics scandal
• Court ends stalemate in NZ’s cereal wars
• Tech mogul buys Australia’s most expensive home
• No-deal Brexit ‘would still have some EU deals’
• EDL founder’s contempt of court case adjourned
• Air pollution fears fuel fight against new ship terminal
• Goats prefer happy faces, reveals research
• Erdogan on first visit to Germany as president
• Uber, Cabify drivers rally in Madrid against rule changes
• Liberals urge EU ‘reinventio­n’
• Macedonia president urges boycott of name change referendum
• MSF seeks new flag for migrant rescue ship Aquarius
• Portugal’s taxi drivers call off anti-Uber strike
• Modi govt ‘shunted out Rafale whistleblo­wer’
• SC verdict on Ayodhya must be accepted by all: Congress
• Chennai workers strike hits motorcycle firms
• Kerala announces aid for flood victims
• Venezuela’s minimum wage increase angers skilled workers
• US, Brazil fine Petrobras $853mn in bribery scandal
• Guatemala ex-intelligen­ce chief acquitted of genocide
• Castro brothers’ projects ‘to continue’
• Police raid offices of highway operating companies
• Imran intervenes to save $4.3bn Dasu dam project
• PM House auctions buffaloes
• President enjoys immunity from criminal cases
• Senate panel rejects bid to hike tax rates retrospect­ively
• Council considers rapid ‘triple divorce’ penalties
• Input on justice system reforms sought
• The complete message of Islam
• What would a truly walkable city look like?
• Thanks to Brexit, British voice counts for less at the UN
• The restructur­ing of the world
• Two myths of the 2008 meltdown
• Can aspirin hold secret of curbing spread of cancer?
• Qatar Airways’ mascots woo youngsters with Mall of Qatar roadshow
• Ministry mulls updates on Hawksbill sea turtle project
• QU-CPH hosts annual White Coat ceremony
• ‘Trans Run Qatar’ from south to north scheduled for December

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