Gulf News - 2018-10-22

• US plan to exit nuclear pact a ‘dangerous’ step
• Role in nation’s growth for senior Emiratis
• Sharjah zoological centre welcomes its first male okapi
• Pay smart in Dubai and win your money back
• 22 killed as express train derails in Taiwan
• UN World Data Forum begins today
• Visa rules will boost tourism and business
• Residency sergeant jailed for accepting bribes
• ‘Police officer goaded me to seek justice saying no one is above law’
• Man jailed for bid to rape jobseeker
• Service counters deserted as city gets smart
• Credit card details can be stolen, police warn
• Why age is no bar for this collector of action figures
• Abu Dhabi to host World Volunteer Conference
• Seven pillars of senior Emirati policy
• What closure of US consulate in East Jerusalem means
• Afghan stability hinges on defeat of Taliban
• Innocent until proven otherwise
• Will deep-fake technology destroy elections?
• Turning a new leaf this autumn
• Financial institutio­ns address readers’ grievances
• Crossword
• Saudi official: Khashoggi killed in chokehold while resisting
• Syrian camp misery reaches critical stage
• 75 Al Houthis killed in Hodeida attacks
• Ahed Tamimi: From jail cell to VIP suite
• Village demolition delay ‘not indefinite’
• Gazans at Egypt border seek to escape blockade
• Migrant caravan re-forms in Mexico
• US Mega Millions lottery hits record $1.6b
• Dozens killed as Afghanista­n votes
• Police pelted with stones in Amritsar
• New Delhi half-marathon taps radio waves to beat smog
• Modi vows to crush nation’s detractors
• Ban on women continues at Kerala’s Sabarimala temple
• Minister assures probe after abused child’s case goes viral
• Water may cost more to help reduce waste
• Back from US and straight to jail
• Investors take to bonds over equities
• Euro may test year’s low with Draghi likely to change rhetoric
• Xi vows ‘unwavering’ support for private sector
• Nothing to cheer in deal
• HSBC sees China-driven opportunit­ies
• Saudi stocks recover from early sell-off
• ADCB profits rise 5% as impairment costs drop
• High liquid assets fuel Mashreq profit
• Goldman names new Asia investment banking head
• Bank of Sharjah’s net profit up 13% in first 9 months
• Banking with determinat­ion
• Yuan on path to becoming reserve currency
• Reducing the risk of refinery mishaps
• Putting it together for the fourth quarter lap
• Pliskova floors Wozniacki on day one in WTA Finals
• Zuhair Bakheet: UAE won’t be able to replicate what we did in ’96
• Mustafa confident of UAE giving Australia stiff fight
• Test cricket in danger if matches are one-sided with home teams dominating
• Afridi ready to lend Afghans a helping hand
• Ben McDermott, a chip off the old block
• Fractured arm
• Messi may return for home game on November 11
• Martial form a rare reason to cheer for Mourinho
• Godolphin bag 13th British crown
• Coach Mamic takes responsibi­lity for Al Ain’s loss in AGL
• Koepka is world No. 1 after South Korea title
• Melting glacier in China draws tourists and climate worries
• Slice of life
• Bradley Cooper the real star of ‘A Star is Born’
• K-POP CORNER: BTS RENEW BIG HIT CONTRACT
• Rihanna and Amy stand with Colin
• War journalist Marie immortalis­ed in film
• ‘Badhaai Ho’s’ Gajraj is all about the story
• Anu Malik out of ‘Indian Idol’
• Sruthi accuses Arjun of harassment on film set
• Black hair gets its moment on TV
• Patricia on becoming Adora Crellin
• Playing the long game for ‘Succession’
• Allow partner to provide input
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
• STAR GAZING

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