Gulf News - 2019-04-14

• Protesters push for civilian rule in Sudan
• SHARJAH TO KHOR FAKKAN IN 45 MINUTES
• Flash flood alert after downpour
• India says no link between Reliance tax relief, jet deal
• How no-shows hit hospitals
• A month after mosque massacre
• How to get out of the debt trap and kick-start the habit of saving
• All Game of Thrones questions answered
• Standardis­ed tests for Moral Education
• Panama Papers lawyer returns to take on Sharifs
• Trump threatens to zone immigrants in California
• Hundreds of Filipino expats vote in overseas elections
• Supreme Court justice to lead inquiry into mosque massacre
• PATIENTS SPEAK
• UAE’s largest cultured Coral Reef Gardens launched in Fujairah
• Christians to mark Holy Week from today
• Expo to boost Dubai waste management
• Now, robots make number plates
• Banks move to stop SIM swap fraud DUBAI
• Peculiar partitions in Saudi Arabia
• School ratings: A push towards excellence
• Why countries must embrace immigrants
• Why I hate extension of deadlines ‘
• ‘CRYING GIRL’ IMAGE WINS PRESS PHOTO AWARD
• ‘Assange must face justice in Sweden first’
• HE IS LIKELY TO LAND A KEY ROLE AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL
• Poll officials brave trips to remote voters
• India, Britain mark massacre centenary
• Minister plays down US sanctions threat
• G20 calls for truce as global economy cools
• Cash out, or go all in when stocks are up? T
• Oil rally is at 2019 high but may be near peak
• Dubai’s new realty mantra is working
• Social media giants can learn from banks
• Government aids mall developers in India
• Some retailers can still thrive on department stores
• Infrastruc­ture funds slowly go mainstream in GCC
• Gold inches lower as strong equities weigh
• UAE season delivers on all levels
• Boyzone in Dubai: Same lads, different era
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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