Gulf News - 2017-01-26

• A ‘significan­t moment’ in ties
• Trump seeks review of terror interrogat­ions
• Convicted Kuwait prince executed
• Attack poses threat to Syria talks
• Reporting cases of food poisoning
• Visa exemptions to holders of diplomatic, special passports
• Indian Republic Day celebratio­ns from 8am in UAE
• Mohammad accorded grand reception
• Boy killed when iron gate falls on him in Al Barsha
• Indian Republic Day fete from 8am in UAE
• Indian skydives to celebrate growing ties
• New song celebrates UAE-India harmony
• UAE investors weigh their options
• Deal to boost India’s energy security
• Confidence boost: India to ‘ring fence’ UAE investment­s
• Filipina maid tells brother to look after her two children in last call
• Saudi Shura Council rejects remittance tax
• Lebanon signals it might pull the plug on ‘immoral’ TV
• 22,000 displaced Iraqis return home
• Berlin is ‘home sweet home’ for family of pastry chefs torn from roots in Homs
• Aleppo’s little heroine appeals to Trump
• Millions travel for China’s new year
• Beijing’s top envoy says keen to manage disputes with US
• Vested interests assail tolerance — President
• Declassifi­ed files lift lid on arms scandal
• Property of PM’s late father under scrutiny
• Sharif seeks new foreign secretary
• Wear high heels or go home
• Trump threatens to intervene in Chicago
• Vulgar posts on women’s marches rebound on officials
• Gambia’s new government hit by controvers­y
• City’s plan to boycott holiday causes stir
• After life performing Tchaikovsk­y, conductor keeps discoverin­g
• India and UAE: Envisionin­g a partnershi­p for the future
• Britain’s revolution is far from over
• Syria’s fate still hangs in the balance
• Ever-vigilant UAE lawkeepers to our rescue
• A clenched-fist won’t make America great
• Double standards: Okay for us, not okay for them
• A fascist in the White House
• Germany growing more tolerant of extremism
• Mythology still rules Uttar Pradesh politics
• Today in History
• UAE’s exemplary role in rain enhancemen­t
• Delicious roast spuds part of good life
• ‘We hope Trump will adopt a more balanced policy’
• Stop flashing your headlights!
• Consumers’ grievances raised with utility service providers
• Dreamliner weathers turbulence for Boeing
• DIB profit rises 6% despite global volatility
• Project spending likely to grow
• Egypt eyes taking bond sales Eastward
• Glencore, Qataris to meet Putin for talks
• Santander net profit weathers currency storms, lifts shares
• Online shopping surge boosts Alibaba
• These real estate destinatio­ns will do an investor proud
• Weak pound a boon for investors
• Shadow of 2008 crisis still looms
• Dubai brokers earn Dh1.5b in 2016
• Partnershi­ps need perfect calibratio­n
• Getting a company back on track after layoffs
• Libya oil output up as ports open
• Swiss legend’s title-charge faces friendly fire
• Sister act looms as Serena, Venus eye final
• Nadal closes in on clash with Federer
• Skipper Kohli refuses to be bothered by Mills threat
• Australia national coach calls on Melbourne to sack Pietersen
• Woakes can be England’s go-to man
• David Hussey calls it quits from all cricket
• Sizzling Coco will be one to watch in Dubai
• Bjorn looks to replicate Tiger triumph in Dubai
• World champion Duffy heads Abu Dhabi field
• All-star line-up set for Gary Player Invitation­al
• Omani teams hope for home advantage in Sailing Arabia
• Bumper Carnival race card promises thrilling contests
• Petrescu brands UAE FA ban on Santos ‘unjust and cruel’
• Kalou quits as Ivory Coast crash out
• Callejon fires Napoli to Italian Cup semi-finals
• Crazy Chinese offers frying players’ brains, Ballack says
• Jones in spotlight at Six Nations launch
• I would be stupid to quit Spurs: Kane
• Coutinho pledges long-term future with Liverpool
• NEW OWNERS WILL LOOK TO ATTRACT BIGGER AUDIENCES IN THE US
• Rest over as Patriots get back to business
• Rory’s full recovery can only be good for golf
• More Momoa
• Deals for last week of DSF
• Oscars not so white anymore
• ‘Last Jedi’ news sends fans into tizzy
• SRK absolved of blame for train incident
• Sushmita signs up for wildlife campaign film
• Still wondering how Trump became US President?
• ‘Frontier’: A frothy look at the fur trade
• Don’t miss it
• How many lines are there to follow?
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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