Gulf News - 2018-01-28

• It’s a massacre: Kabul ambulance bomb kills 95
• Alwaleed freed after settlement — Saudi official
• Metro link to Sharjah can cut traffic by over 30%
• Yemen troops close in on Hays
• Learning to be happy at Yale
• Rajasthan Royals sign Stokes for $1.96m in IPL
• CCTV cameras to use AI, face recognitio­n
• Voice health insurance issues online
• Sewa considers cancelling overloadin­g fines
• 4,100 drone users registered in UAE
• Airport police return man’s life savings
• Classroom of future to be showcased
• Foundation makes presentati­ons at UN meet
• Year of Zayed a celebratio­n of values that have shaped the UAE
• A selfless, extraordin­ary humanitari­an
• A leader with a peerless personal touch
• Leading efforts in sustainabi­lity and ecodiversi­ty
• Lebanon hunting law falls prey to old habits
• Palestinia­ns brace for Trump aid cuts
• Egypt’s former auditor injured in knife attack
• Trump to ask for $716b for national defence in 2019
• BBC move to manage gender pay gap backfires
• Families voice anger over deadly South Korea fire
• Under siege
• Time to take back Hinduism — Tharoor
• Finland’s conservati­ve leader on course for second term
• Assange asks UK court to drop arrest warrant
• Billionair­e couple was killed, police confirm
• Flu season poised to be among worst in 15 years
• Fond farewell for Sirius’ last resident
• Officer recovering after being stabbed by child sex offender
• Trump dodged a big bullet
• Doomsday Clock warns of a looming threat
• Saudis ought to spare a thought for elderly
• Syria talks in Sochi a non-starter
• Sexual harassment can never be tolerated
• Israeli curbs stifle Palestinia­n economy
• How I fell in love with riding a bike
• Europe’s youth have good reason to be agitated
• Karni Sena is only one of the saffron Frankenste­ins
• How afraid of human cloning should we be?
• Should children be taught about fire safety?
• Need for awareness
• Comparison: Death knell of progress
• On political correctnes­s
• All the women, take a bow
• A divorce is not the end
• No dips in sight with S&P 500 on a roll
• Developers hold back passing on VAT costs
• Tax registrati­on number key enabler
• Auto firms pin hopes on Canada’s Nafta offer
• Rio Tinto talks buoy Freeport in Indonesia
• Tax cuts give short shrift to small-cap
• No-deal Brexit could roil financial markets
• Behave like a responsibl­e adult in money matters
• What Twitter needs is a civil discourse
• Gulf airlines do their bit and more
• A plan to plug Uber’s operationa­l gaps
• Gulf’s economic reforms will create space for women
• Red-hot shares await budget test
• Japan Crypto Exchange’s $400m NEM loss spooks investors
• Additional weakness likely on local bourses in the short term
• McIlroy banks on experience for final push
• Perez ‘needs a miracle’ to get back in it
• Slam No. 20 beckons for ageless Federer
• Cilic has the game for an upset act
• The wonderful wizard of Woz
• Indian pacers fire to earn team a consolatio­n win
• Indian batsmen display solid courage to prove they are not flat-track bullies
• Madushanka’s trick seals title for Lanka
• Vonn, Shiffrin to headline US field
• Mahdi believes his team is on the mend
• Mourinho praises Sanchez after United’s FA Cup stroll
• PSG ready to offload Brazilian Moura to Spurs
• Diabate’s double boosts Leicester
• I am still handsome, Ronaldo says after injury on face
• RB Torch has point to prove in capital
• Final act
• AR Rahman concert review
• A look back on Grammy moments
• Shabana remembers Satyajit Ray’s genius
• If you win six, you score points
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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