Gulf News - 2018-06-18

• BOOSTING BUSINESS
• UN envoy in push for Al Houthi withdrawal
• Trade war threats risk global instabilit­y
• Greece and Macedonia sign deal to end name row
• Haifaa on ‘Mary Shelley’
• Debunking five myths about Alzheimer’s
• Carpooling permits at a dead end
• Refugee rescue ships dock in Spain
• At odds with Trump, Canadians say they will avoid US goods
• Lower municipali­ty fees to benefit hotels
• Duo held after car for sale is stolen
• Man breaks into villa and refuses to leave
• Job fair a huge disappoint­ment for many
• Tutor who molested girl, 10, to undergo psychiatri­c tests
• Court upholds jail terms for rapists
• Dubai teen shows the way in fight against electronic waste
• Man seeks help for son’s liver transplant
• UAE researcher­s close in on wearable hydration monitor
• Space race: 36 projects win funding
• RTA awards contract for 900 new taxis
• Sewa plans central cooling projects
• New campaign by Sawab Centre
• Saudi TV drama extols modern past
• GCC economies set to loosen purse strings to boost growth
• Jewish artefacts disappear from Damascus in fog of Syria war
• Gaza families pushed deeper into poverty
• Merkel seeks migrant talks with EU
• Beijing flexes muscle at US-Korea summit
• Duterte links his exit to federation dream
• Government should go when it starts fearing citizens: AAP
• ‘Welfare schemes no longer limited to few’
• Swan song for symbol of unity in diversity
• Army strikes to resume in Kashmir
• Clothes, honey fly off the shelf in dry Bihar
• Imran woos floor-crossing politician­s
• May pledges extra £20b for health care
• Far-right terror threat on the rise in Britain
• Greek-Macedonian name dispute
• Ex-rebel set to defy odds in Colombia presidenti­al race
• Starkly different ideas on how to carry out peace pact
• Immigrant families fear separation in US
• Shoot-out, fire break Nicaragua truce
• Like Star Trek: Voice shopping seen as the new frontier
• PALESTINE NEEDS A NEW UN MANDATE
• Defending truth and transparen­cy needs fortitude
• “The World Cup could prove a key moment in Putin’s attempts to build his political legacy.”
• “Liberals can stop fretting about the danger facing Israeli democracy in the future.”
• Making the path clear for UAE’s businesses
• That’s cricket! Grandfathe­r goes to bat for grandson
• UK far right is organised and growing
• Crossword
• Russia and Saudi Arabia seek 1.5m bpd rise in Opec output
• Egypt’s Suez Canal earns record revenue
• Southgate keeps his England side relaxed
• US markets have factored in Trump
• Jumeirah plans third ‘super luxury’ brand
• Norway wants to be pioneer in electric planes
• English WAGs loyal, low profile
• Mane’s rise as Senegal weapon
• Dubai hotel growth stable in first quarter
• Group to launch Sharjah Report 2018
• Dubai FDI eyes trade ties in visit to Australia
• Popularity of tradable bank loans takes a hit as interest rates rise
• Solid fundamenta­ls to buoy Gulf states
• Debt concerns
• Not even Oprah can sort out Apple’s entertainm­ent mess
• Tesla-loving Norway wants to be pioneer in electric planes
• Australian energy retail faces change
• Oil, monsoon to drive India equities
• Zuber helps Switzerlan­d hold Brazil to a draw
• Russia a shot at redemption for both Southgate and England
• Belgium keen to live up to great expectatio­ns
• Kolarov stunner helps Serbia win
• Modric: Our win puts pressure on Argentina
• South Korea will look to upset Sweden
• Murray, Djokovic on road to redemption
• Khalil returns to Shabab Al Ahli Club
• Ton-up Roy’s ‘knuckling down’ works wonders for England
• Afghanista­n’s journey to become a Test-playing nation is fascinatin­g
• ICC charges Sri Lankan skipper
• Raina replaces unfit Rayudu in ODI squad
• Mickelson’s ‘smart move’ earns wrath of fellow golfers
• Media lay into Jones after a series of losses
• Harry Potter crackdown puts dampener on festivals
• Jolie visits Mosul
• Virat and Anushka in litter feud
• A sensory experience in Dubai
• Communicat­ions need to be severed
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
• STAR GAZING

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