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Protesters gather in US cities for Women’s March

Sports of The Times: Kevin Turner’s Parents Still Watch Football. But Differently.

Kuwait 'well placed' to mitigate era of low oil prices, says IMF

Birds of a feather flock together to confuse potential predators

Pope Francis says 'wait and see' on Trump

For national security, Trump gets a new secure 'smartphone'

Families of MH370 victims to lobby Malaysian minister in Australia

A big nano boost for solar cells

Losing in Iraq, Islamic State seeks to shore up Syria presence

World-class power brands to boost regional presence at Gulfood 2017

David Casa ’embarrassed by government’, MEPs questions on Panama Papers ignored by PM – Malta Independent Online

Boeing says aircraft orders 'holding firm' in Middle East

Hybrid cloud in a box: Unboxing the Synology DS916+ super-NAS

Playing politics? Chinese tourism under scrutiny as Lunar New Year nears

In Speech to a the CIA, Trump Offers to Build Them a Room Without Columns: ‘Do You Understand That?’

Trump, spokesman attack media for ‘shameful’ reporting as they quickly throw down gauntlet

Chief of Taiwan's Foxconn says rise of protectionism unavoidable

Researchers Analyzing Nearby 'Super-Earth' In Search Of Life

UAE weather: rain falls over parts of the country, with more expected

10 things to do today: register for a tai chi workshop at Bodytree, catch the final day of the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship and more

Prominent economist website shut as China silences Mao critics

The Neediest Cases: After Escape From Syria, Another Dangerous Foe: Diabetes

New theory may explain mystery of Fairy Circles of Namibia

Trump’s nominees face ethics, divestment challenges

Syria regime, opposition set for first face-to-face at Astana

Milestone in graphene production

Iraqi general's tour suggests tough fight ahead in west Mosul

Car bomb explodes in central Tripoli, near Italy embassy – security official

The cloud's future is vertical

Dubai Opera inks deal to host first world sporting event