Gulf News - 2017-06-14

• UAE Cabinet concerned over escalation by Qatar
• Qatar cannot have it both ways, UAE says
• Getting rid of extremist content in cyberspace
• Brand IIT: Raising world-class tech titans
• 12 pupils hurt as minibus hits RTA
• Moving to a new flat in Dubai?
• India parties brace for election to president’s office
• The process of electing the President
• Likely contenders for top post
• Daesh recruit given life sentence
• Warning over suicidal show’s effect on students
• Fiscal woes drive man to suicide
• Netizens debate impact of TV show
• Wanted: Fifteen volunteers to build a school in Nepal
• Muslim workers offer prayers in church
• Emirati proverbs with Nasser Isleem
• Oneness in faith the flavour of iftar for Chinese couple
• Watani Humanitari­an Awards given
• Cabinet approves new plans, laws
• Experts stress need to prevent genetic disorders
• Qatar actions a dangerous contradict­ion, UAE envoy says
• It’s a boycott, not a blockade, Riyadh says
• Blackliste­d party’s future uncertain
• Mosul reverses stifle Daesh’s chemical arsenal in Syria
• Iraqi Kurdish plebiscite an error, Erdogan says
• Trump ‘considerin­g firing special counsel’
• Selfie crackdown after train deaths
• China deals diplomatic punch to Taiwan
• Lalu’s son deploys doctors for father
• Dancing man cheers up Kolkata road users
• Four hurt in firing at German rail station
• EU sanctions Warsaw, Budapest and Prague
• Venezuelan reporters take news on the go to new level
• Bringing tapestries back to life in Belgium
• UK’s Brexit negotiator­s face uphill task
• China will not come to the aid of Europe
• CSR to play key role in the private sector
• Don’t fall into the trap of online donations
• Qatar needs courage to dump Brotherhoo­d
• Short working hours make happy productive people
• Tolerance is key value of the UAE
• Why smaller parties will rejoice in May’s disappoint­ment
• A diverse job market for children
• UK inflation rate rises to 4-year high
• Shale gas giants battle for dominance as US supplies surge
• High dependence on external funding amplifies risks
• Amazon in talks to buy Indian online grocer
• Dubai Chamber links with Souq.com
• Creating brand imagery one can live with
• Facebook on mission to befriend carmakers
• India’s coal stance remains uncertain
• Hedge funds stay cautious on oil
• 5 stocks account for nearly 75% of Nasdaq’s plunge
• Make-or-break for pound as key levels tested
• Qatar’s real estate bonds worst-hit in Gulf amid Middle East row
• ‘Buy India’ trade gets hotter as RBI dovishness boosts inflows
• Ireland aims to raise €3.8b in AIB IPO
• 1MDB probe turns to Low’s role in Coastal Energy
• England hope to maintain winning run
• Unpredicta­ble Pakistan tag is no more, Arthur says
• Mustafizur hoping to off-cut India to size
• Thunder Snow for Churchill rematch BIN SUROUR-TRAINED COLT BIDS TO GIVE GODOLPHIN THIRD ST. JAMES’S PALACE STAKES
• Meintjes eighth in Tour de France warm-up
• Aslam bags six in Royal Gymkhana win
• The Emperor looks to ride out The Storm in futsal semi-finals
• Penalty drama determines Maktoum finalists
• BOXER’S PROMOTIONS COMPANY BOOKS MGM ARENA ON AUGUST 26
• Al Embrator score emphatic win to be crowned champions
• MVP DURANT IS A CHAMPION BUT WATCH OUT - CURRY SAYS GOLDEN STATE ARE JUST GETTING STARTED
• Little Iraqi dents Japan’s World Cup qualifying bid with late equaliser
• Australia routed 4-0 by Brazil before Confederat­ions Cup
• SPANISH PROSECUTOR FILES CASE INVOLVING IMAGE RIGHTS INCOME
• Gatland: Lions loss a lesson before Tests
• Jurors fail to reach verdict
• A new UAE superhero
• ORIGIN STORY
• Get curried away at Gursha
• Explore the taste of Turkey
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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