Gulf News - 2018-04-05

• China strikes back at US in trade war
• Arab Journalism Award presented
• Indian acquitted of stealing Rs186 after 37 years for lack of evidence
• Turkey, Iran and Russia to work for Syria stability
• Dh4 an hour parking fee for Al Khail residents
• Pushing for an economy that is family friendly
• Abu Dhabi acts tough in labour cases
• Somaliland’s location ‘ is our wealth’
• Ankara, Moscow seek mutual benefits and war spoils in Syria
• A mall visit or generates 500gm of waste: study
• SixArabwom­enrescued from drowning at AlMamzar beach
• Family trapped in lift rescued
• Loan defaulters ‘ also deserve a second chance’
• ‘ Palestine is not an Arab issue, but global’
• Tamara, an artificial intelligen­ce journalist­with super powers
• 14 school students winmedia contests
• Guard against fake news, reporters told
• ‘ Humanise data to make it relevant’
• UAE sends letter to UN Security Council on Qatar aviation threat
• Al Houthi sea threat must be global concern
• Saudi Arabia makes it illegal to snoop
• Saudi corruption fight ‘ paying off’
• Iran meddling in Iraq polls worries Sunnis
• Lebanon names Beirut street after Saudi King Salman
• British Labour delegation in Syria to support Kurds
• YouTube attacker was a vegan activist
• Trump wants military at Mexico border
• Thousands protest ahead of Lula ruling
• Sri Lanka’s PM faces no- confidence motion
• Shooting prompts review of risks
• 2° C no longer seen as global warming guard rail
• Taiwan protesters charged for vandalisin­g former ruler’s tomb
• Pyongyang slams Seoul for ‘ double dealing’
• Duterte calls UNHCR chief ‘ empty- headed’
• Najeeb vows $ 378m raise for civil servants
• Protests continue for fourth day in Tamil Nadu over Cauvery
• Court raps Yogi government over shoes
• Fake site offers girls for ‘ every taste’
• Modi slams Congress for politicisi­ng Ambedkar
• Kingpin in photo morphing case arrested in Kerala
• Zulfiqar hailed on death anniversar­y
• At 114 degrees, it’s an all- time March record
• Second teen in 24 hours dies amid calls to tackle London violence
• French student protests add to Macron’s rail strike woes
• Russia, UK trade barbs at meeting
• He doesn’t have enough to eat
• Grant and scholarshi­p money not enough
• Timbuktu Malian militant to face war crimes court
• Australia’s service cuts on Nauru threaten migrants, UN says
• 12 Europeans freed in anglo phone Cameroon
• Research into ways to dim sunshine
• Zuckerberg faces fall from grace, just like Gates
• “Nakba has taught Palestinia­ns that strength of a community reveals itself in times of distress.”
• UK’s new warfare doctrine is familiar
• Al Houthis’ audacity needs tobe countered
• People’s welfare is at the heart of UAE leadership
• A tribute to today’s young heroes
• Mexico caught in a vortex of corruption
• King’s call remains unanswerd
• The unfinished work of school integratio­n in America
• Today in History
• Meet plants that taste like beef
• Palestinia­ns have served a notice to Israel
• Social media trend report
• Don’t let one Maths paper defocus you
• Readers’ grievances raised with banks and telecom service provider
• Crossword MORE CROSSWORDS IN TABLOID!
• Bahrain finds 80b barrels of shale oil
• Apple hires Google’s top AI executive
• CEOsbullis­h onUAEgrowt­h
• Landlords lure tenants with gift vouchers
• Gold gains as dollar dips on trade jitters
• Lebanon hopes to raise billions to stave off economic crisis
• Sony: Dual rear camera phone ‘ at right time’
• EMEAfirms takemonths to detect cyber attacks
• Oman ‘ can defend its currency peg despite pain of falling oil’
• India’s JetAirways to buy 75 Boeing jets worth $ 8.8b
• Advertiser­WPP probes CEO over ‘ financial misconduct’
• China plans to inject $ 9.7b into Anbang
• Amazonmay offer to buy India’s Flipkart
• Moving away froman off- plan fuelled market dynamic
• Manhattan home sales slide in first quarter
• Why US markets felt strange last quarter
• Need of the hour is a ‘ super Opec’
• Tesla grapples with volume expectatio­ns
• Businesses have everything to gain from the cloud
• Credit Suisse upbeat on equity trading
• Valuations elevated, Bitcoin volatility ‘ extreme’
• Dubai bourse takes a hit in traded value
• ‘ Sharma can be India’s Tiger’
• Aussieassa­ult awaitsEngl­ish swimmers
• Pakistan hockey team rely on Oltmans to help them turn the tide
• Sundar to give us more bowling options: Chahal
• Smith, Bancroft won’ t challenge bans
• More categories this year at India Club Open badminton
• Six stars to watch
• The longwait for tee time is finally over
• Ronaldolau­dedfor‘ mostbeauti­fulgoal’
• Sevillacur­seluckafte­r lettingBay­ernleadsli­p
• Fivethings welearnt
• Chelsea fearmassiv­e cost of European failure
• Fiorentina post fifthwin sinceAstor­i’s death
• Mabkhout’s Midas touchbackf­orAl Jazira
• Annual karate contest to be held on April 20
• Durant scores 34 to helpWarrio­rs top Thunder
• Ohtani hits first homer to help Los Angeles crush Indians
• Alvarezpul­ls out of fight withGolovk­in
• Victory pulls out of XCAT powerboati­ng
• TV’sWonderWom­an gets Hollywoods­tar
• Samuelprai­sed formovie role
• Irrfan’s ‘ Blackmail’ isariot
• ‘ 90s fashion makes comeback
• Mahira stands up for change
• AlPacinobr­ings‘ Paterno’ tothe# MeTooera
• Prabhudeva­still in lovewithda­nce
• Girls’ Generation
• Meghan‘ Suits’up onelast time
• Whythefift­h Beatlewass­acked
• Check in to an oasis of luxury
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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