Gulf News - 2020-07-03

• US creates 4.8m jobs, but outlook still grim
• Travelling in isolation is the next big thing
• Museum or mosque? Iconic Hagia Sophia caught in political row
• Facebook is taking steps to flush out hate
• It is advantage Biden in White House race
• India opens up railways to private players, trains to run on 109 routes
• FBI praises operation as Dubai Police hand over Hushpuppi
• Fighting over masks is the new American hobby
• 4,909 recoveries and 54 deaths in Saudi Arabia
• Rising non-Covid deaths are a worry in India
• Dubai health care facilities set to have new billing system
• Can I file a case if I am in arbitratio­n agreement?
• Three students bag Princess Diana award
• Travelling? Know the coverage you need
• Over 125,000 Indians repatriate­d from UAE
• Is India’s apex court still the last bastion of justice?
• UAE set for its second big leap into space
• Weddings in the time of Covid-19
• Coalition to target leaders of Al Houthis
• Why Putin can now rule until 2036
• Fresh challenges as cases cross 600,000
• California sues Cisco for bias based on caste system
• Serene Air’s chartered flights to repatriate expats from UAE
• 58 medical workers die while saving lives
• What’s on the table for future US virus relief?
• Eurozone unemployme­nt edged up in May
• Homeowner businesses need to provide bank guarantees
• Saudi Arabia extends stimulus
• Turkish bad loan plan raises concerns
• Health care needs to take a few lessons from logistics sector
• Now is not the time to hike living costs
• UAE AND SRI LANKA TOP CONTENDERS TO HOST IPL
• Are Tokyo Games heading towards cancellati­on?
• Verstappen seeks to repeat Austria triumph
• Bin Surour pins Epsom hopes on Dubai Love
• Manohar leaves a reformer’s legacy

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