Gulf News - 2017-04-12

• Russia scoffs at US ultimatum over its support to Al Assad
• UAE retains record in giving developmen­t aid
• Game over! UK school seizes consoles from pupils’ homes
• Focus on skills in national contest
• India-Pakistan ties hit a new low
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• 25 health insurance violators fined
• Outrage as man dragged off flight
• Match off as blasts hit Dortmund bus
• Timeline of cross-border spying
• Tensions simmer over verdict
• Aviation safety has improved but challenges remain, experts say
• Four jailed for disposing of prostitute’s body
• Affordable Islamic art in Dubai from today
• Sultan visits University of Surrey
• FNC members seek more efforts to enhance food security
• Getex to showcase over 2,000 courses
• FNC passes draft law on veterinary licences
• Dance can be therapy for Parkinson’s disease patients
• Two-year-old’s random pick of lottery makes dad a millionair­e
• Nomination­s to open for Abu Dhabi Awards
• 3,850 abandoned cars seized in Dubai
• UAE ranked world’s top aid donor for third straight year
• Dh500m in aid for famine-hit Somalia
• Egypt bids farewell to first slain policewoma­n
• Britain may have helped the regime make nerve gas
• Egypt’s parliament approves emergency
• Blast at police headquarte­rs kills 1 in Turkey
• Palestinia­ns vow to disband Badr group
• Was it because he is Asian? Many in China think so
• 15 killed as troops and militants clash
• Anti-graft agency defiant despite acid attack
• To stop lovers eloping, village bans cell phones
• TV advert showing adored transgende­r mum goes viral
• Russia says all bomb suspects Central Asian
• Governor brought down by sex scandal
• Volcanic minerals in Uganda caused outbreak of elephantia­sis
• Circus arts help Syrian children forge new life
• Macron inspires hope but faces uphill task
• All the president’s generals
• Dangers of a growing US military footprint
• US must get Russia’s support on Syria deal
• Child abuse being tackled with vigorous initiative­s
• The cleric threatenin­g Rouhani’s re-election
• Do not make fun of my favourite food
• Australia’s liberals silent on activist’s banning
• The urgency of art in a dangerous world
• Britain’s Labour faces its darkest night
• Today in History
• The myth of America’s Main Street
• The right response
• Investors play safe around the world as Syria tensions rise
• Yellen: Economy close to reaching Fed goals
• Opec, Russia may extend oil output cooperatio­n
• Opec and UAE to launch global oil and gas database
• DAE reports 67% plunge in net income
• Four Seasons set to open four new hotels across GCC
• World’s biggest takaful conference opens
• Plenty on offer at Al Wasl Plaza
• Huawei to focus on the big picture
• UK’s inflation rise takes Easter break
• India eyes banks to fund $1.5tr projects
• LVMH shares at record high as sales show sector rebound
• Qualcomm hits back at Apple’s lawsuit
• For new media, the time of reckoning is now
• Chinese firm’s US ambitions dealt a blow
• Sweeping assumption­s don’t hold true
• Doing business in the Gulf
• Cars may soon get to know your emotions too
• Saudi oil output cut to year’s lowest level
• DELHI BATSMEN’S CLASSY CENTURY GUIDES TEAM TO EASY VICTORY
• Mumbai aim to end Sunrisers’ winning run
• Rashid is a special talent, Muralithar­an says
• ‘360’ SOUTH AFRICAN SUPERSTAR LAUDED FOR HIS STUNNING SHOW
• Griezmann moving across the city would spark Real strife
• Arsenal blasted by fans and pundits
• REAL MADRID STAR WILL JOIN A TRULY ELITE GROUP IF HE CAN WIN HIS THIRD CHAMPIONS LEAGUE TITLE
• Local camels continue trophy haul
• Mum’s the word when it comes to jiu-jitsu
• Dubai all set to host unique Kabaddi event
• ‘Fantasy Stable League’ launched
• Mustafa confident of T20 clean sweep
• ANIB teams benefit from KP’s tips
• Four names shortliste­d to succeed Ali as coach
• Miami beat Cavs in overtime to stay alive
• Cubs down Dodgers on banner night
• Two Russian players quit NHL talks
• Telugu singer Revanth talks about his tough journey to the ‘Indian Idol’ stage and how he plans to use his victory to rock Bollywood
• Hop to these Easter brunches in the UAE
• Why Raftaar does not fear competitio­n
• Four-day music event in Dubai will bring together 30 internatio­nal and regional acts
• ‘Their Finest’ is all about women
• what’s on in the UAE
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