Gulf News - 2018-01-26

• USA Gymnastics directors face calls to quit over monster Nassar
• Iran ‘existentia­l threat to UAE, Saudi Arabia’
• Global Village brews largest cup of karak chai
• A grieving mother speaks
• Zainab rape-murder case suspect’s possible links to internatio­nal child-porn ring under investigat­ion
• High tension as Padmaavat is released
• Al Houthis have banned 35 aid groups
• May for focus on criminal use of bitcoin
• Disgraced US doctor to die in prison
• Larry Nassar’s victims in their own words
• Dubai Police avert teenager’s suicide
• 22-year-old stabs teen friend to death
• Unpaid leave forced on employee must be added to service tenure
• Indian girl, 12, in record bid to sing in 102 languages
• UAE warns against poaching of rare bird
• Yemen army opens up new front in Al Houthi bastion
• Two Yemeni militants on trial in Saudi Arabia
• US to stop supplying Syrian Kurds with arms — Turkish source
• US ‘would prefer’ Turkey withdraw from Afrin
• Aid groups slam US move to withhold aid
• Defeated in Iraq, feared Daesh terrorists await their fate
• Egyptian singers jailed for ‘Give it a push’ music video
• Seoul urges Tokyo to close museum
• UK sandwich habit as bad for environmen­t as 8m cars
• UN envoy quits Rohingya crisis panel
• Manila plans forced evacuation­s around active volcano
• Southeast Asian leaders celebrate India ties
• Booming cities bid to make room for migrant workers
• Student’s ‘Sonic Eye’ project a ray of light for visually impaired
• US denies drone strike on refugee camp
• UK turnover of ministers disrupting Brexit: Report
• A scam which will make you truly sick
• Brazil ex-president’s graft conviction upheld
• Last slave ship may have been found
• Grumpy Cat gets the cream in copyright case
• Mnangagwa: Zimbabwe polls to be held before July
• Steady slide of America’s core values
• A major victory for Jordanian diplomacy
• The next front is extremism
• Every Car Free Day makes a big difference
• UAE, India forge a strong path together
• Obituary of my little car
• ‘Boris bridge’: An overpass to nowhere
• The reigning pain in Spain
• Venezuela’s government cuts a sorry figure
• Is end of civilisati­on on the horizon?
• Social media is not the platform to deal with these issues
• The awakening has changed the conversati­on. The question now is what are we going to do about it?
• This will have an effect on industries beyond Hollywood
• Campaign has enabled suppressed stories to surface
• ADCB appoints new COO and head of risk
• Sabic buys quarter of Clariant as activists cash in
• Emirates to restore some US flights
• EU court rejects Facebook class action suit by activist
• Apple to release option to disable tool
• Technology to revolution­ise health care
• Merkel warns against populism
• Hammond ‘very happy’ with where pound is at the moment
• Tech companies race to smarten up thinking machines
• Alphabet sets up unit for cyber security
• Identifyin­g key industries for cognitive systems
• Unblocking sensitive content from Twitter
• US lends a hand to Europe with tax reform
• Mideast investors have reasons to retain trust in City
• Aramco to transform global stocks
• Els says it’s time his records were broken
• AMERICAN ANNOUNCED PLANS TO PLAY FULL SCHEDULE THIS SEASON
• ‘Major win would do wonders for Indian golf’
• Halep to fight Wozniacki for title after battling past Kerber
• Clinical Cilic ends Edmund’s dream run
• Chung inches towards cult status back home
• Host of stars to shine at Dubai tennis
• Upbeat Ziani says ‘Franky’ will be hard to beat at Jebel Ali
• Pakistan blow Kiwis away in second T20 ZAMAN, AZAM SCORE HALF TONS AS VISITORS FINALLY FIND THE GROOVE
• India begin cautiously as Test is well poised
• Al Ain look to consolidat­e position with an eye on record 13th title
• Van Marwijk is the man for Socceroos ahead of World Cup
• Di Francesco: mistakes continue despite VAR
• BLUES MANAGER WAS OUTWITTED BY WENGER IN THE DEFEAT
• City rush to sign Laporte after defender’s rethink
• Bonus points to become permanent fixture
• Schwartz turns Eagles’ defence into one of NFL’s best in two years
• The underdog story
• Review: ‘Padmaavat’ is predictabl­e
• AR Rahman in Dubai: 25 things to know
• Film stands for whole industry: Shahid
• The director’s latest creation, ‘The Death of Stalin’, has been hailed by critics as one of the funniest political satires in years
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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