Gulf News - 2015-02-26

• GCC reiterates support for beleaguere­d Yemen leader
• ‘Afghan Girl’ dodged system to live in Pakistan
• UAE diplomatic initiative to counter extremism
• Dubai unveils 16 car charging stations
• On track for fitting finale
• Imran ‘sure of taking power’
• Obama aide flays Netanyahu
• A bionic hand that is controlled by the mind
• Daesh took Assyrians for siding with Kurds
• Bishop accuses Turkey over Syrian abductions
• Residents not ready to make the switch to electric vehicles
• Huge tax spikes ‘boost illicit tobacco trade’
• Terry Fox run in Abu Dhabi tomorrow
• 5-member gang arrested for series of thefts in Fujairah
• Week-long celebratio­n of art with Dubai as the canvas
• Innovative sustainabl­e transport solutions rewarded
• The winners
• 15 new envoys present credential­s
• Schools ‘must broaden special education’
• UN report reveals Saleh colluded with Al Houthis
• UK apologises for handcuffin­g girls
• Qatar ‘committed to fighting Daesh’
• Jordan king in Riyadh to discuss Daesh
• Man told to clean jail instead of serving term
• How Daesh recruits young women
• Kerry braces for Iran quizzing
• Rouhani seeks clergy’s support in Qom
• Tehran attacks mock US aircraft carrier in Gulf
• Contact group ‘will nurture global coalition against terror’
• French lawmakers’ meeting with Al Assad signals thaw
• Proposal sees Haftar as Libya army chief
• Court starts looking into disputed poll laws
• Drones reappear over Paris
• Scan reveals mummified body inside ancient relic
• At least 108 killed in Afghan avalanches
• Manila to send home Chinese energy experts
• Warrants out for Bangladesh’s Zia
• UN report on torture notes Kabul progress
• Rail budget likely to provide blueprint to revitalise network
• Swine flu death toll rises to 926
• Government doubles down on divisive land acquisitio­n bill
• Rahul tipped to take over Congress helm
• Pachauri in hospital after sex scandal
• Lawmaker accuses own party of graft
• Promise of dowry lures girls to bonded labour
• No UK troops for Ukraine, minister says
• Stunning fact: Police using taser guns on youth
• WHO calls for plan against measles
• Hungarian village for rent; you could be deputy mayor
• Pope’s drug remark incites anger
• Police baffled by mysterious tunnel that leads nowhere
• Man who left truck on tracks arrested
• American sniper’s killer jailed for life
• Drivers’ strike picks up speed in Brazil
• Boko Haram’s days are numbered — Jonathan
• Film exposes sugar hidden in health food
• Police investigat­e inducement claims
• Arab alliance takes lead
• Obama’s foreign-policy assurances wishful thinking
• The Iranian fiasco unfolding in Yemen
• Netanyahu has no credibilit­y left
• Indian premier must keep the notorious RSS at bay
• Logic of Greeks still upside down
• Raising the child and child rearing
• Obama’s chance to stop Israeli excesses is now
• Come on Rahul, it’s time to order a la carte!
• Cameron and Osborne are all yin and no yang
• Why some people have it easy
• Energy firms need not fear solar eclipse
• Only legitimate Yemeni government is Hadi’s
• Rash and negligence
• Pick-up trucks seen carrying people in an unsafe manner
• Concerns addressed
• World stocks stay high on Fed signals
• UAE ready to deal with cheaper oil — Ahmad
• Greece faces repayment problems later in year
• Dubai developers look to London
• Tropical rainforest planned for new Dubai spectacle
• Abu Dhabi’s Jannah Hotels expands global footprint
• Pakistan province woos foreign investors
• Tanmiyat unveils Dubai plans
• Regional events drive demand for advanced defence products
• UAE company offers advanced alternativ­e
• UAE Armed Forces sign deals worth Dh2.53b
• Sikorsky charts expansion plan with office in Abu Dhabi
• Experience­d employees needed in cyber security in Mena, study finds
• Obama vetoes Keystone XL pipeline, leaving it in limbo
• Strong dollar hurts HP’s earnings
• China February HSBC PMI inches up
• Indiabulls marks out its turf through new branch in UAE
• US consumers, firms need to spend again
• Swiss move too late to plug gaping holes
• Interventi­on needed to boost ‘greenfield’ IPOs
• Dubai index gains nearly 1% in subdued trade
• Emirates $1b sukuk sparks sales hopes
• Bankers can’t be more saintly than bishops, HSBC chief says
• Banks whittle down Greek exposure
• Non-core disposals top lender’s agenda
• British watchdog softens stance on personal liability
• Hard work earns a paid holiday
• Suarez says City not done yet
• Djokovic on song against Golubev WORLD NO 1 DISMANTLES KAZAKH OPPONENT TO JOIN MURRAY AND BERDYCH IN QUARTERS
• Paes and Klaasen fall at first hurdle to qualifiers Murray, Peers
• Britain’s McKenzie aiming to make up for last year by finishing in top 10
• Coach Dalic vows to address Al Ain ‘mistakes’
• Miles starts title defence in style
• Route unveiled for Dubai Challenge
• EFG Bank Monaco win Leg 5 to extend lead
• Godolphin handlers looking to ride away with Carnival riches
• Gabriel on a mission to bring qualit
• Ty into UAE racing to benefit long-term interests
• Did you know?
• Mathews expects tough contest
• Asian minnows buoyed after pushing Sri Lanka on the ropes
• Scotland brace for feisty Afghanista­n clash
• UAE vs Ireland
• Ireland’s experience told in the end — Wilson
• New Zealand coach plays down hype over Australia clash
• India in high spirits ahead of clashes with UAE and Windies
• Special Gayle lives life in the fast lane
• Indian team, fans acclimatis­e to heat
• Liverpool back at scene of memorable European success
• No redress to clubs for 2022 World Cup shift
• Love can build a bridge to a bright future for US golf
• F1 drivers put footballer­s to shame
• Bill Cosby’s lawyers to ask judge to dismiss suit
• ‘Fireman’ sets box office on fire
• Film about fire disaster a tribute to unsung heroes
• Sivakarthi­keyan is a cop in ‘Kakki’
• Sri Divya on her latest role
• Zendaya slams Guiliana’s Oscar jab
• ‘Black or White’ has nasty streaks
• Will Smith has new in life
• ‘Modern Family’ gets tech savvy
• Monica Bellucci on Bond-girl trailblazi­ng
• Jimmy Page revels in new Led Zeppelin re-masters
• Daniel Craig gets licence to eat
• Sting is still ship-shape
• The make-believe world of Instagram
• Kim Gordon is more than a ‘Girl in a Band’
• To finesse or not to finesse
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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