Gulf News - 2018-04-28

• Koreas take a step towards peace
• Gaza about to explode, UN warns
• Striking back with anger
• Let’s start plogging
• Lebanese expats cast votes in historic elections
• Mohammad Salah: The Merseyside megahit
• First female singer takes the stage
• Storehouse of heroes in Islamabad
• How to save on your energy bill?
• Bitter about litter
• All at sea in sudden weather changes
• Free eye camp for Gulf News staff
• Dubai salons get health supervisor­s, trained staff
• UAE-funded solar power plant opens in Jordan
• First Italian library opens in UAE to deepen cultural ties
• CEO Clubs Network pledges 1,000 bricks
• Meet Saudi Arabia’s fashion ambassador
• Landmark Palestinia­n art museum opens doors in US
• How Trump’s and Kim’s belligeren­ce and threats have changed dramatical­ly in just over a year
• Stepping forward
• Clashes in Myanmar could displace more
• Suspected thief poisoned to death
• Modi, Xi meet to patch up strained ties
• Pompeo dives into Nato diplomacy
• The worst hotel guest ever
• Trump says Comey is ‘very sick or very dumb’
• Australia looks to trash-burning plants after China rubbish ban
• Time to fix the Iran nuclear deal
• Palestinia­ns won’t give up the fight
• Www.gulfnews.com
• Dawn of a new era on Korean peninsula
• More specialise­d health care needed in UAE
• Why Macron rejected nationalis­m
• When laughter blew the smoke away
• Nothing wrong with another vote on Brexit
• Not too late for US to jump on TPP bandwagon
• How did Kanye West become an alt-right darling?
• Today in History
• More organic less processed food
• Save an animal
• US growth slows but better than expected
• Sony strives for repeat of record profit as strong yen takes toll
• Europe loses thrust in global growth risk
• Britain in severe slowdown one year before Brexit
• Dubai gets record 4.7m foreign tourists as travel sector grows
• Dutch car lessor eyes big increase in its electric vehicles fleet in India
• China Big Five banks log rapid rise in
• Exxon posts weakest results since 1999 merger
• Shell looks to shed Big Oil moniker
• Hyderabad to have India’s second gold refinery
• Microsoft Windows adapts to new reality
• Norway fund posts first loss in two years
• One start-up’s attempt to take advantage of retail turmoil
• Tencent-backed Little Red Book to seek $200m for expansion
• 500 firms apply for Dewa programme
• Digital ways can ease risk assessment
• When the unemployed turn into jobseekers
• Tech gains, Korea boosts world stocks
• Oil steadies as traders watch Korea, Iran
• Interview Ball-tampering was ‘blown up massively’ SOUTH AFRICA BATSMAN SPEAKS OUT OVER ‘HARSH’ PUNISHMENT METED OUT TO SMITH AND WARNER
• FANS CONTRAST RUDE BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS SENIOR DHAWAN WITH THAMPI’S HUMILITY
• INIESTA POISED TO LEAVE FOR CHINA AFTER 22 YEARS AT CATALAN CLUB
• DEPOSED CHAMPIONS DESPERATE TO MAKE PREMIER LEAGUE TOP FOUR
• OLD TRAFFORD VISIT WILL REMIND ARSENAL WHAT IS AT STAKE WHEN REPLACING MANAGER WENGER
• VERSTAPPEN CRASHES IN PRACTICE, RECOVERS TO THIRD-FASTEST TIME
• Spurs left to ponder future
• Celtics miss golden chance
• Go with the flow
• SRK strikes gold with Dubai visit
• Nick Nolte on movies and mug shots
• The fun’s back in gaming
• Pride of place for the Folly boys
• A funky, pocket-friendly escape
• what’s on in the UAE
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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