Gulf News - 2019-05-25

• 25 WAYS SMARTWATCH­ES WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE
• May quits with Brexit in balance
• Jokha Al Harthi hopes to put Oman’s literary community on global map
• Doctors sound the alarm on e-cigarettes
• Diamonds are getting affordable and trendy
• Trump deploys 1,500 additional troops in region to counter Iran threat
• #BoycottDol­lar trends as calls to bolster ailing rupee get louder
• Economy and a divided society will be Modi’s biggest challenges
• May’s departure may be welcomed by many in her party, but the Brexit crisis will not end with her going.
• An exclusive iftar for people named Faisal
• From the simple to the complex
• Chinese artist has a brush with the UAE’s rich legacy
• Training initiative that allows Type II diabetics to fast safely
• Modi must work for a modern inclusive India
• Why democracie­s are embracing populism
• No substitute for Palestinia­n statehood
• When 2 Alexas move in and start talking I
• Oman working to alleviate brewing US-Iran tensions
• Sudan army deputy meets Saudi prince
• Imran: Looking to work with Modi for peace
• Reddy’s path ahead in Andhra will not be lined with roses
• China commits to trade talks with US
• Gig workers are living on the financial edge
• Facebook’s crypto launch next year — BBC
• Egypt holds rates before new cuts in subsidies
• Tesla hits a wall of muted expectatio­ns
• BMW chief needs more than an image makeover N
• India cannot afford to delay land reforms
• COUNTRY IS SHIPPING ROUGHLY 1M BARRELS A DAY LESS THAN NORMAL
• Investors stick with Eurozone debt
• End to UK risks could halt record euro rally
• AUSTRALIA THE ONE TO BEAT
• Smith ready to pick up where he left off
• How Lucifer returned with a new lease on life
• Top product designers to watch in the region
• PORTUGAL
• STAR GAZING

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