Gulf News - 2017-10-14

• New speed limits on key Dubai roads take effect from tomorrow
• Trump unveils tough new Iran strategy
• US, British police launch probe against Weinstein
• Young Emirati entreprene­ur follows her passion for design
• Prisoners run thriving organic farm
• Army, Kurds set to face off in Kirkuk
• Under the banyan trees of Lahore
• Gene therapy halts fatal brain disease
• Doctors in UAE closely watching developmen­ts
• Cinema-themed cake steals the show as Sharjah children’s film festival turns five
• British Orchard Nursery opens its 18th branch in Deira
• Campaigner inspires school to be plastic-free
• Let your antibiotic run its course
• Away from expatriate drivers
• Saudis to redevelop liberated Awamiya
• More Saudis becoming organ donors
• Raqqa survivors say their entire families were wiped out in air strikes by coalition
• Turkey kicks off offensive to rid rebel-held Idlib of radicals
• In Indonesia, a mosque and a church foster friendship
• Myanmar army to probe exodus
• Slowdown feared in Philippine drug war
• Top court delays ruling on Rohingya
• Official details car chase that freed US-Canadian family
• Islamabad court delays indictment of Sharif
• Puigdemont’ allies urge independen­ce
• ‘Brexit talk on citizens’ rights is nonsense’
• Melania grows into her first lady role
• Ivana Trump: I talk to Donald regularly despite ‘insane’ divorce
• ‘Black Death’ plague strikes Madagascar, killing 30
• Court clears way for Zuma graft prosecutio­n
• Protests in three main Kenya cities quelled
• Three dead in mid-air skydiving collision
• Geoenginee­ring to cool down Earth
• A plea to presidents of Russia and America
• Case against unbridled capitalism growing
• Celebratin­g our common future
• Palestinia­ns are stronger together
• Issue of childhood obesity must be addressed now
• Challengin­g extreme masculinit­y
• Kenyans have seen power of a constituti­on
• Becoming the ‘older’ generation
• What if America pulls out from Nafta?
• Denying referendum sends out a shrill message
• Fight terrorism
• Uncalled-for disconnect­ion
• Young people care, who said they don’t?
• Fuel costs boost US consumer prices
• GCC growth may be flat this year and next
• Saudi reform pace may slow down
• Bids on Lebanon offshore energy blocks close
• P&G polarises with Peltz fight
• Tech titans seek to keep Washington at bay
• Growth gathering momentum, but where’s the inflation?
• Autos, gasoline drive US retail sales
• Women in technology jobs remain a global challenge
• Communicat­ion is key to success
• Start-up builds talent pipeline from Africa
• VC fund taps students to find best on-campus investment­s
• Automation is not killing jobs
• Launching businesses and tackling liabilitie­s
• Dollar heads for worst week in five as stocks cheer record streak
• Oil set for weekly gain on rebalancin­g signs
• Techs boost S&P and Nasdaq to records
• Billionair­e gets Tata’s 40m users in merger
• Etihad launches loungewear contest with Emirati designers
• Dubai Duty Free wins key Frontier
• MIX OF YOUTH AND EXPERIENCE ENSURE HOSTS POST 292 FOR SIX IN FIRST ONE-DAYER AGAINST SRI LANKA
• Growth of beach soccer excites Cusco
• Al Dhafra fight back to deny Al Jazira
• UAE boats to start XCAT challenge
• MAGIC LILY RUNS A BIG RACE IN DEFEAT AT NEWMARKET’S FUTURE CHAMPIONS FESTIVAL
• MIDFIELDER BELIEVES THE REDS CAN RISE TO THE OCCASION AGAINST MANCHESTER UNITED
• SPANIARD FACES IN-FORM CILIC NEXT, FEDERER TO TAKE ON DEL POTRO IN THE SEMI-FINALS
• RED BULL’S TEAM PRINCIPAL TELLS IN SUZUKA HE BELIEVES TWO-HORSE RACES ARE DESTROYING F1
• Flight of fancy
• Parineeti on how she battled depression
• Dubai swamped in new film ‘Geostorm’
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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