Gulf Times - 2018-10-13

• US arms makers are rattled over Saudi deals
• HMC focuses on preventing eye impairment­s among children
• Qatar reaffirms vow to protect children’s rights
• Qatar slams aggression against Gaza border protesters
• ‘Art from trash’ speaks for protecting world’s oceans
• Grim search underway for hurricane victims
• Turkey frees pastor after crisis with US
• Gord to host sustainabi­lity summit on October 23-24
• Traffic strategy aims to ensure higher levels of safety: official
• QC distribute­s 1,550 school bags to Tunisian children
• HBKU Press takes part in Frankfurte­r Book Fair
• WISH invites public to attend summit
• One year after IS, ravaged Raqqa still ‘shocking’: Amnesty
• 32 Syrians rescued at sea off Lebanon
• Army warns Idlib residents as deadline looms
• UN experts say Saudi must release women’s rights activists
• Rwandan foreign minister elected Francophon­ie head
• Political rift in I Coast raises concerns for 2020
• At least 34 dead after Uganda landslide
• Melania dismisses gossip about her marriage
• US pastor Brunson released by Turkish court
• Facebook revises number of users hit by hackers
• Jailed lensman spreading ‘false news’: Bangladesh PM
• Cambodia’s ‘Rubbish Man’ schools children – for trash
• Vietnam blogger sentenced again after Facebook posts
• Nepal’s airlines uncertain over EC restrictio­n review
• Lanka seeks rule-based maritime order in Indian Ocean
• US move sought for formal end to Korean War
• Sparks fly over Maseratis at South Pacific APEC meeting
• Protest as Hong Kong disqualifi­es pro-democracy candidate
• NZ activists reject fine by Israeli court over Lorde boycott
• Japan PM Abe to make rare China visit
• China opposes Malaysia’s release of Uighur Muslims
• Princess Eugenie weds in star-studded ceremony
• May faces backlash over Brexit compromise
• Government mulls £60,000 pay rise for judges
• Wife urges govt to help free husband held in UAE
• ‘No plans to drop visa exemption for medics’
• Archbishop resigns in wake of US sex scandal
• Thousands march in rival Barcelona protests
• Bulgarians bid farewell to slain TV journalist
• Close call for passengers as plane hits wall on takeoff
• Congress dares BJP to bare Rafale deal details
• Judges’ panel to look into #MeToo cases
• Defiant media baron vows to fight charges
• I am an admirer of Trump, says Bolsonaro
• Chile firm’s stake sale to Chinese company halted
• Venezuela refugee crisis not going to end soon: UN
• US urges caution over building China ties
• Judge who said army interfered in polls is sacked
• Passwords for overseas voters issued for by-elections
• PPP vows to fight against political ‘victimisat­ion’
• FIA detains award-winning activist on return from UK
• Binay siblings feud over Makati poll ticket
• Lawyer hopes ethical business can secure peace in Mindanao
• Philippine­s’ politics-stained cinema in Busan spotlight
• Mitigating India’s climate-change misery
• Qatar calls for intensifyi­ng efforts to prevent conflicts
• Trump’s ethanol plan: Hype now, legal fights later
• The global promise of digital health
• Ex-govt employee’s testimony not allowed
• LEGAL SYSTEM IN QATAR
• Farm fresh vegetables sell cheaper at Central Market
• QBRI holds workshop to raise awareness on Alzheimer’s disease
• QU launches Innovation contest

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