Gulf Times - 2019-04-15

• Military offers more sops to Sudan opposition
• Call to declare siege as crime against humanity
• Botswana president to meet Amir today
• Accountabi­lity major pillar for global justice
• Global community must prioritise ending impunity: UN rights chief
• Human rights violations going unpunished worldwide daily
• Geneva Institute supports Qatar’s proposal to set up observator­y
• ‘Lack of justice leads to violence’
• Qatar-initiated move aims to bring accountabi­lity in Syria
• Failure to stop war crimes in Syria criticised
• Qatar takes part in Miami seatrade expo
• Over 26mn gallons of rainwater removed
• QFFD lays foundation stone for cancer centre in Burkina Faso
• Training programme on radiologic­al emergency response gets underway
• Planetariu­m at Katara draws people of all ages
• Qatari, French firms sign several pacts
• Qatar Charity’s ‘Annual Forum for Field Offices’ concludes
• Qatar Airways partners with Qadco to support food security in Qatar
• National Museum of Qatar announces new talks series
• Barwa Bank announces draw winners of Thara’a savings account prize
• Ooredoo confirms enablement of VoLTE for Samsung S9, S9+
• Sudan protesters seek swift move to civilian rule
• More than 120 killed as rivals battle for Tripoli
• Zarif urges countries to take position on step against Guards
• Five years after Boko Haram kidnap, 112 girls are still missing
• E Guinea opposition figure held in Chad on ‘coup’ charge
• Payment only for elderly white farmers: Mnangagwa
• When traditions fade, Native Americans dance to remember
• WH mulls plan to send migrants to sanctuary cities
• World’s largest plane makes its first flight
• Tornadoes kill two children as huge storm sweeps US South
• Indonesian­s to vote in world’s biggest single-day election
• One dead in shooting outside Australia nightclub, three hurt
• Six more detained over China blast that killed 78
• Nepal plane hits parked chopper, killing three
• Brexit cannot define us, says PM’s deputy
• Disgraced MP faces ban on legal work
• People’s Vote campaigner­s vow to overhaul ‘project fear’ image
• Iain Duncan Smith urges May to quit next month
• Comedian dies on stage during performanc­e
• Man detained under mental health act
• RSPCA faces fraud probe at southeast London branch
• Thousands more ATMs to charge 95p to take out cash
• Salisbury named Britain’s best place to live
• Couples face ‘insulting’ checks in crackdown on sham marriages
• Finland’s Social Democrats on top in partial vote result
• Vultures begin to circle Berlusconi’s Forza Italia as support ebbs away
• Sanchez hardens his position on Catalonia ahead of April 28 vote
• Immigrant drowns off Greek isle
• Poroshenko puts on one-man show as rival skips debate
• Mussolini descendant sees no fascism risk in Italy
• Farmers nervous as CAP reforms loom
• New French measures to allay ‘yellow vest’ anger
• WWII bomb detonated in river in central Frankfurt
• Wealthy donors playing key role in LS election
• Regional parties’ role crucial in case of hung parliament
• Once formidable Left Front in choppy waters again?
• Opposition to approach SC over EVM row
• Pilots threaten to go on strike as Jet cancels more flights
• Pitroda is accused of links with Le Monde
• More than 11mn face eviction, displaceme­nt as India booms
• Canada move on Khalistani­s a threat to India: Amarinder
• Punjab CM slams Modi over remarks on Jallianwal­a
• Maduro orders militia expansion
• Row with US energy trader worsens fuel crisis in Haiti
• Ecuador tribe fights to stop oil drilling in Amazon
• Guatemala’s anti-graft candidate slams Honduras
• Venezuela ex-general fights US extraditio­n
• Hazaras protest for third day over Quetta attack
• Former tribal areas to hold elections in June
• FATF asks Pakistan to track all gold purchases
• 4 dead as flood ‘system’ enters Balochista­n
• No one can fix economy instantly: Qureshi
• Duterte warns of ‘political attacks’ ahead of May polls
• Manicad to push law to protect BPO industry
• Lorenzana steps up rhetoric against China claim
• Envoy praises strong ties between Qatar and China
• Qatar hailed for hosting IPU talks in face of blockade
• Will David Malpass trump the World Bank?
• Cities for the people
• Insomnia common among cancer patients
• Qeeri hosts workshop to address food, water and energy challenges
• HBKU College of Islamic Studies conference highlights student-led research
• AEB awards students for design excellence

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