The National - News - 2017-07-17

• FRANCE THROWS ITS WEIGHT BEHIND MEDIATION EFFORTS
• Study puts spotlight on scourge of bullying
• Libya’s Serraj calls for elections early next year
• No end in sight to Federer fairy tale
• The inside line on Game of Thrones season seven
• In the digital age, we all need to be diplomats
• What policy priorities will drive UAE growth
• Lewis’s win cuts title race to a single point
• REPORT OF LETTER CALLING ON FIFA TO STRIP QATAR OF WORLD CUP ‘IS FAKE’
• Trump’s approval ratings make history
• Iran president Rouhani’s brother held on charge of financial crime
• Muslims refuse to enter Al Aqsa after Israel installs metal detectors
• HOPES FOR NEW ERA IN ISRAEL AS LABOUR LEADER VOWS CHANGE
• Syrian army takes oilfields from ISIL in Raqqa and desert
• Don’t become obsessed with your possession­s
• Yas Island’s new charge points to power electric car ambitions
• SPACE PLAN ON COURSE FOR MORE RECRUITS
• Summer heat can send allergies soaring
• Police ‘stopped Porsche driver and stole cash and phone’
• Abu Dhabi campaign against food waste leaves less for the landfills
• MESSAGE APP TO ACT ON TERRORIST CONTENT
• Sheer weight of numbers makes it difficult for Telegram not to telegraph its punches
• Eight die in Senegal football fan stampede
• Pesticides cause consumer concern
• Clean Ganges remains an unfulfille­d promise
• Why the geopolitic­s of the Middle East will never be the same again
• ‘Til debt do us part or girl meets boy, boy meets bank manager
• NON-OIL AND INFRASTRUC­TURE TO DRIVE UAE ECONOMIC GROWTH
• Expansion of Borouge petchems plant moves forward
• Mashreq reports 3.4% gain in Q2 net profit
• Jumeirah Group in expansion mode with Mecca hotel slated for 2019
• Saudi Arabia pushes ahead on wind
• Aldar says Yas Island residentia­l handovers on track for later this year
• ABU DHABI PETROCHEMI­CALS ON TRAJECTORY TO JOIN GLOBAL ELITE
• BRITONS IN BRUSSELS MAY FIND LOYALTIES TESTED
• Impressive progress in petchems
• Fruit exporter will nurture relationsh­ip with biggest customer but seek trade elsewhere
• World’s energy, based on 100% renewables, is not feasible or realistic
• IS IT TIME TO AVOID INVESTING IN THE UK?
• Doha’s exchange continues to slide
• Opec cuts to weigh on GCC growth, but UAE can cope better
• DELTA FEELS SQUEEZE BUT STAYS ALOFT
• Little to quibble about flying with easyJet from Gatwick to Budapest
• WHAT THE OTHER CAST MEMBERS HAVE TO SAY
• Fans rejoice: Game of Thrones’ final two seasons get the movie treatment
• A dedicated way to celebrate literary inspiratio­n
• THE WAIT IS OVER FOR ONE SYRIAN STORY
• Rebecca McLaughlin Duane
• WORLD OF SPORT
• Rashford evolution continues as Man United pre-season gets started in style
• Mustafa keen to make up for time lost due to visa issues when UAE face Netherland­s
• UAE TEEN AIMS TO FOLLOW IN FAMOUS FOOTSTEPS
• Jittery England begin record chase as South Africa set 474 to win
• Froome holds on to yellow jersey despite scare
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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