Gulf News - 2020-06-21

• Saudi Arabia lifts curfew today, resumes activities
• WHAT NEXT AFTER RICE ?UAE TO GROW WHEAT, COFFEE
• China’s Galwan claim untenable, India says
• They never won a Grammy
• Mango farmers face a sticky season
• INDIA TALLY TOPS 400,000 WITH RECORD CASES
• Meet the nurse who worked for Zayed and is now on the frontline in Covid fight
• Bolton vs Trump: Who is a bigger villain?
• Fiscal tightening in GCC as oil prices decline
• Professor designs mass Covid-19 screening platform
• Al Sissi warns of ‘direct interventi­on’ in Libya
• Bolton book gets court approval
• Global recession will be deep, but brief
• Dads step up to inspire family, community
• Child discharged but can’t go home
• Engineer releases YouTube song to beat coronaviru­s
• How deviant minds distort a great religion
• Turkey’s onslaught in region must be checked
• Why no one calls me by my name
• Fugitive Iranian judge dies in apparent suicide
• Migrant workers’ scheme unveiled
• Nepal lays claim over Bihar land
• Pakistan renews commitment to addressing plight of refugees
• Redrawn global tourism map could benefit Saudi Arabia
• Johnson & Johnson to ditch skin whiteners
• Manufactur­ing sector is at a crossroads
• Amid pandemic, HSBC begins a tricky cost cutting programme
• Be on the right side of new business law
• Dettori conquers Ascot
• Hurt, anger in Sri Lankan cricket over fixing charges
• Learn humility, Maupay tells Arsenal after win
• Bayern eye treble after 3-1 victory
• The rich cut their spending. That has hit workers hard
• Fans get a peek at Snyder Cut
• Obit: ‘LOTR’ actor Ian Holm dies
• Celebs in the beauty business
• Juneteenth: Celebs demand national holiday
• B-Town cautiously begins production
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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