Gulf News - 2016-09-18

• March to welcome refugees
• Fresh clashes strain fragile truce in Syria
• Yemen officials call for firm guarantees ahead of talks
• UAE medical liability law aims for fair treatment
• Night of the Emmys
• Europe’s challenge
• Virginia Woolf playwright Albee dies
• Trump gun outburst sparks row
• Frozen Egypt strawberri­es under scanner
• Nannies must be life savers too
• UAE aid for South Sudan refugees
• Challenge to keep Europe together
• EU ploy ‘to force UK to rethink on Brexit’
• Exemptions
• Man refutes rape claim by woman
• Joining hands to promote world peace
• 600,000 used Dubai airports during Eid
• Space science to boost farming
• Two-day cardiac care conference in Dubai
• Experts say it is time child caregivers learn first aid
• Parents see the need for first aid training
• A stitch in time saves nine is an invaluable rule to uphold
• Oman pomegranat­e season offers healthy rewards
• 54 terror suspects arrested in Saudi Arabia
• In Lebanon, old problems spark fresh demonstrat­ions
• Daesh traffickin­g survivor is UN envoy
• UN rights panelists call to fight terrorism at source
• NAM summit opens in restive Venezuela
• Memory of a heart attack is filed in genes — study
• Muslim voters have nowhere to go
• China officials in dock as poverty pushes family over the edge
• Japan names manga ‘spots’ to boost tourism
• Conflictin­g signals as Akhilesh and Shivpal say everything sorted out
• Singur agitation mooted for school syllabus
• Lawmaker’s son held for stabbing man in Bihar
• Death toll in Taliban suicide bomb attack rises to 36
• Le Pen sets out plan to run for president
• Belgium reports its first case of euthanasia for a minor
• Using phones in vehicles: UK may ban drivers after second offence
• ITT Educationa­l files for bankruptcy
• Controvers­ial Australian senator hires ex-Trump adviser
• Activist speaks out after beating
• Why the ceasefire in Syria won’t work
• Juncker says it like it is
• Time to do more to reach out to refugees
• Athletes fight the odds to shine at Paralympic­s
• Duterte’s popularity hasn’t taken a hit
• Owning a yacht isn’t plain sailing
• Fall in oil prices fails to offer relief
• Failure of governance — from Kashmir to Karnataka
• Restoring America to psychic health is the answer
• Does Philippine­s need Duterte to reduce crime?
• Growing tension in Bangladesh
• Food wastage: Actions speak louder than words
• A new beginning in Kerala
• When the Earth speaks
• Know how to stop waste
• Oil sharply lower in week as global output mounts
• Wells Fargo hit with customer lawsuit
• Sharjah FDI Forum to give SMEs top billing
• Now you can own a studio in Dubai for Dh280,000
• Standing up to US game of chicken
• UK ready to quit EU single market
• Gold looks likely to keep shining
• When the spider moves, some investors could get eaten
• Asset buying hits pension funds
• India growth story relies on government
• Soft oil prices turn into opportunit­ies
• Canadian flyers need a budget airline fast
• Don’t focus all attention on that one big obstacle
• Europe’s bond sell-off taking the urgency out of boosting stimulus
• Dubai market testing support amid classic trend reversal pattern
• US drillers add rigs for 11th week in 12
• Latest Apple device attracts fresh fans
• Rosberg on pole
• Al Ahli launch title defence in style RED KNIGHTS MAKE AGL HISTORY WITH GOLD SLEEVE PATCHES TO RECORD EMPHATIC 4-0 WIN
• Al Ain upbeat ahead of clash with Bani Yas
• Front row start for Abu Dhabi-Proton
• Holder backs youngsters to fire versus Pakistan
• Meet Haseeb Hameed — England’s new kid on the block
• Kiwis concede lead after Pawar, Yadav tons
• Rosberg roars to his first Singapore pole
• Coetzee praises All Blacks’ rise post World Cup
• Singapore GP a glam event par excellence
• Aussies beat Argentina to seal title for All Blacks
• Liverpool boss Klopp upbeat but shies away from title talk
• Pochettino sure Kane will rediscover his form
• Mourinho tells Pogba to forget price tag
• No Messing around as Barca get back to winning ways
• Cavani hits four first-half goals in PSG’s demolition of Caen
• Bacca wins ‘Battle of Colombians’ for Milan
• Meeting that teaches them to overcome limits
• Putin says WADA leaks raise ‘a lot of questions’
• Two-man refugee team soak up the experience
• Australia’s Brennan fumes over hacker leaks
• How ‘Snowden’ came to be
• Beautiful ballets at Dubai Opera
• Gordon loses case
• Packing a punch
• ‘150 Milligrams’ looks at drug industry lies
• ‘Pardon Edward Snowden’
• How will the show evolve this year?
• Don’t be distracted from the math
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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