The National - News - 2017-08-02

• TEEN KILLED BY ISRAELI ‘BURIED IN GRAVE I’D SAVED FOR MYSELF’
• Iran arms Houthis in Yemen via new route across Gulf
• Iraqis return to booby-trapped Mosul to start rebuilding lives after hellish battle
• How investors fell for a global scam selling space for start-ups
• Movies and the soundtrack­s to our lives
• Decision looms between Airbus and Boeing
• It’s musical chairs in the West Wing
• Why Sharif’s dismissal failed to shock
• ASSAD’S ALLIES GIVEN $18M IN UNITED NATIONS FUNDS
• Etihad assists police in Australia looking into plane attack plot
• Removal of Al Aqsa metal detectors a ‘small victory’
• Did Trump dictate son’s Russian meeting statement?
• Leaders of Venezuela opposition are thrown back in jail by Maduro
• Bitcoin, crowd funds or hot-desks … whatever floats his boat
• Bar Works cold-caller in Dubai, drawn in by promises of big commission­s, quit after making ‘the biggest mistake of my life’
• Al Bustani to head the Federal Tax Authority
• A MESSAGE TO MOTHERS EVERYWHERE: FEEDING BABY THE NATURAL WAY IS BEST
• Myths around breastfeed­ing must be addressed
• Safety drive targets Dubai lorry drivers
• 486 suspects in court in Turkey’s biggest coup trial
• NEW PAKISTAN PM DISPLAYS LOYALTY TO DEPOSED ALLY
• Tensions increase as Kenya election campaign enters final stretch
• UK’s Amber Rudd urges Silicon Valley to step up anti-terrorist efforts
• US watchdog files report on child abuse by Afghanista­n’s security forces
• Too many false flags flutter over Qatar
• Lebanon’s executive power is hijacked by Hizbollah
• How the UAE is promoting dialogue between cultures and religions
• US can’t walk away from Afghanista­n as it bears responsibi­lity for breaking it
• Qatar turning to WTO may result in Gulf states dispute dragging on for years
• Emirates continues sponsorshi­p of Paris Saint-Germain
• ASSET MANAGEMENT LEADS KUWAIT’S GIH TO RECORD THREE-FOLD PROFIT INCREASE
• OIL & GAS Riyadh weighs flexible tax plan for Aramco
• Damac awards Arabtec Akoya Oxygen contract
• Saudi Arabia to develop 200km of Red Sea coast
• Financial regulator in Dubai puts in place framework for crowdfundi­ng platforms
• ADVERTISER­S IN THE REGION GIVEN FRESH AVENUES
• Social media helps women demonstrat­e they mean business
• Taxman’s burden not too heavy
• Amazon’s entry into the grocery business is pushing packaged-foods companies to innovate their e-commerce marketing
• A decade on, world is still vulnerable to another financial crisis
• The Debt Panel: I racked up Dh47,000 on cards and loans because my employer wasn’t paying me on time
• EM shares gain on improved data
• Tech stocks continue to promise rising returns
• FITNESS TRACKERS ARE UPPING THEIR GAME WITH ADDITIONAL SMART CAPABILITI­ES
• Cool and connected haven for executives
• NOT THE WHOLE PICTURE? ART, ISLAM AND FEMINISM IN AMERICA
• SHARING A LIFELONG LOVE OF READING
• Emirati teen author stops off in New York on her sci-fi journey
• TOP FIVE SOUNDTRACK­S
• Venice to play starring role in Oscars buzz
• HIT THE HERITAGE HOLIDAY TRAIL
• Having a ball in Vienna
• GOODWOOD FRUITLESS FOR BIG ORANGE
• Neymar makes Dubai stop as Barcelona hold bonus amid talk of record move to PSG
• SAMBA STARS SPICE
• Navas moves to Sevilla as City plan unusual camp
• WORLD OF SPORT
• Championsh­ip clubs eye top-flight riches
• Sanchez returns to Arsenal training after illness
• Stokes on his way to becoming a great England all-rounder
• Chandimal to come back but Sri Lanka wait on Herath
• 2024 GAMES PROMISE PROGRESS
• Hamilton hopes to see ‘natural talent’ Kubica back in Formula One
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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