Gulf News - 2017-10-15

• Iraq troops in armed standoff with Kurds
• Freed hostage: Taliban killed baby, raped wife
• Pentagon identifyin­g new areas to pressure Iran
• Mohammad receives Bajwa
• Male infertilit­y a reality in UAE
• UAE not a haven for tax fugitives —UK
• Beware of new Facebook scammers
• 12 students caught driving family cars
• China uses soft power to woo Arab world
• Firecracke­r sale ban to help people breathe easy
• Stringent steps will help clean the air
• Malaysians renew lifestyle pledge
• Gang of bogus car buyers held in capital
• 4 freed Indian fishermen to go home soon
• 1,300 students to take part in skills contest
• Causes of male infertilit­y
• A sensitive issue that needs focus
• New techniques to the rescue
• Yemeni wins free Saudi residence visa bet
• 111-year-old Saudi shares his life’s secrets
• Iran-US ties marred by mistrust
• Fears of dictatorsh­ip grow in Philippine­s
• Rohingya must return to Myanmar — Annan
• Japan zoo mourns death of love-struck penguin
• Police release sketches of veteran journalist’s alleged killers
• Kerala village in race for top global honour
• Pawar urges victims of social media trolls to keep up fight
• Kejriwal’s missing car found abandoned
• West Bengal pays homage to slain policeman
• Power cuts to end in a few months, minister says
• Spain makes stance abundantly clear
• Trudeau blasts treatment of women in Mexico
• Hepatitis A outbreak puts California on edge
• ANC must put an end to scandals, official says
• Nigeria to issue visas on arrival for Africans
• Trump takes aim at Iran nuclear deal
• US policy to check Pyongyang totally flawed
• Special people need special care
• Tehran needs to be held accountabl­e
• Suu Kyi stands devoid of legitimacy
• The race to replace Trudeau has begun
• Swiss lessons for Spain after referendum
• Just a simple question
• UN umbrella a must to enforce peace in Syria
• If there must be bosses, fewer of them should be men
• Today in History
• Indian judiciary comes to aid of minor girls
• New law deals a blow to child marriages
• Do food prices affect eating habits?
• Great initiative
• Life is not black and white
• My experience with prisoners
• The practical side of moral studies
• Educate to empower
• Digital simplicity in future banking
• Saudi Aramco in stake sale talks with Chinese investor
• Oil industry watches Trump move on Iran
• Pakistan national carrier’s losses rise
• Marmore Mena highlights scope for risk-taking
• Bond party to cool in India amid risks
• Manage cash flow to avoid debt
• Institutio­ns need to shed time warp mindset
• A fair deal eludes Gulf economies
• China eyes electric car revolution
• A fancy degree needn’t translate into success
• The future is looking brighter for UAE markets
• Match-winner Pandya the biggest plus from Australia series
• India and New Zealand refresh squad
• MAN OF THE MATCH EXPLAINS RISE OF HIS NATION IN ONE-DAY CRICKET
• Another mouthwater­ing Rafa-Roger clash, this time in Shanghai
• Sri Lanka coach calls on batsmen to shoulder more responsibi­lity
• Godolphin uncover Derby prospect at Champions Day
• Al Wasl coach plays down move to the top
• Victory Team leads one-two finish for UAE in China
• Al Ain fight back to salvage full points
• DSC chief lauds health and fitness summit
• Dominant France finish group stage in style
• Arena rues lack of time as he quits MORE SHAKE-UP EXPECTED AS US MISS FIFA WORLD CUP SINCE 1986
• Omega calls for golf volunteers
• Huge Chinese interest spices up Italian traditiona­l derby
• Late Ronaldo winner rescues Real Madrid at Getafe
• RUSSIAN MAKES TIANJIN FINAL AS GAVRILOVA SHINES IN HONG KONG
• Red Wings rally past Golden Knights 6-3
• Keuchel fans 10 as Astros clip Yankees
• Raiders game on despite air quality concerns
• Light the way
• ‘GoT’ cast gets no scripts, star says
• Earliest Diwali memory
• Aces and shortages are great for slam
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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