Gulf News - 2017-07-29

• Russia orders US staff out in sanctions spat
• World’s first underwater museum is making waves
• Anti-terror quartet to hold talks in Bahrain
• Deluge in the desert?
• ‘Game of Thrones’ merchandis­e: Made in India
• Dubai resident loves stray cats, so she traps them
• McCain kills healthcare bill
• Terminally-ill baby Charlie Gard dies
• Peaceful Friday prayers at Jerusalem site
• ‘Being dishonest’ costs Sharif his premiershi­p
• Editorial comment: Sharif’s ouster a positive indicator
• How a prime minister was brought down by a font...
• Who will be the next PM ? A new debate is on
• The all-American hero: As Obama has noted, cancer doesn’t know what it’s up against
• Crisis not just for farmers
• Rare Egyptian bird species finds a haven in Dubai oasis
• Take precaution­s against dust allergies this summer
• Confusion again over body repatriati­on rules
• Tanzania school leadership gets Dubai help
• Meeting examines strategy to develop publishing industry
• Ministry issues circular on insulin cartridge holders
• Yemen factions to back cholera aid efforts
• Key army base back in government hands
• Jordan to bar Israel envoy until shooting probed
• Colonists occupy strategic building
• Syrian refugee feels sense of independen­ce in Lebanon
• Relief for animals stranded in Aleppo zoo
• Over 200,000 flee Raqqa in 4 months
• North Korea test-fires second ICBM, Abe calls it ‘real threat’
• Nawaz Sharif: From a provincial minister to prime minister
• Instagram posts will soon help sniff out tax fraud
• Chinese, Indian officials meet
• Aged drivers wreaking havoc on roads
• Communist leader calls Duterte’s dare to come home
• Swimming lessons for traumatise­d refugees in Italy
• Brexit web tangled by spats over specifics
• Serving pizzas made by robots
• Scaramucci launches furious, profane attack on his White House rivals
• Venezuelan­s defy ban on rallies ahead of poll
• America’s soft spot for the man-boys
• The Arab uprisings started in Palestine
• Pre-holiday precaution­s are a best practice
• Why Israel and Iran fear Syria truce
• Trump won’t face a foreign policy crisis anytime soon
• Fiction and reality — and the height of happiness on a trip
• The way ‘cool’ works in America today
• The wonderful women on television
• Today in History
• More libraries can offer literary escape
• After three tough years, these best friends seek a home
• This road badly needs speed breakers
• Crossword
• Uber to target titans of industry in company’s CEO search
• Eurozone gets strong economic report card
• Exxon profit doubles but misses forecasts
• Branson cedes Virgin Atlantic control
• Japan sanctions Chinese firms to pressure North Korea
• Bristol’s unease with Brexit move
• Auto insurance sales scandal hits embattled Wells Fargo
• Barclays posts loss as Staley takes hit to finish revamp
• British Airways, Air France earnings soar
• Abuses hide in the silence of nondispara­gement deals
• Doing damage control after an office conflict
• New York pre-incubator helps Nepalese phone charger firm
• Singapore venture plans bitcoin push
• When disrupters become all too powerful
• To keep or ditch an airfield
• Amazon wobble ripples across markets
• Nomura needs offshore focus
• Gold rally falters ahead of growth data from US
• Brent crude set for biggest weekly gain
• Adnoc recognises outstandin­g individual­s and teams
• Korean firms eye UAE opportunit­ies
• India in driver’s seat
• KOHLI AND MUKUND SCORE HALF CENTURIES AS VISITORS FINISH AT 189 FOR 3 ON DAY THREE
• ZIDANE OFFERS NO GUARANTEES ABOUT STAR’S FUTURE WITH REAL
• AMERICAN MANUEL BEATS WORLD-RECORD HOLDER SJOSTROM IN 100-METRE FREESTYLE
• Mumbai’s Khyber comes to Dubai
• Conquering Seneca Rocks
• Relaxing in Ras Al Khaimah
• Dhanush wants to direct Hindi films
• GAME MASTERS
• When a kitchen blooms
• Some R&R at Hilton Ras Al Khaimah
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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