The National - News - 2017-08-22

• REBEL RIFT LIFTS HOPE FOR END TO YEMEN CONFLICT
• Erdogan: Turkey and Iran will unite against Kurds
• Barcelona terror suspect shot dead in police hunt
• UAE publishes excise tax law for tobacco, energy and sugary drinks
• The fashion weeks you’ve never heard of
• We need more leaders made in Germany
• Measuring the merits of Emirati food
• THE FIRST BLOW IN THE BATTLE TO IMPROVE PUBLIC HEALTH
• TAL AFAR BATTLE: WILL IRAN-BACKED MILITIAS BE SIDELINED?
• Iranian general claims it has upper hand in Middle East
• Jordan welcomes allies Turkey and US to discuss foreign policy
• Riyadh peace talks aim to unite Syrian opposition groups
• Former Iranian president asks supreme leader to end house arrests
• Violence erupts again in nation’s largest Palestinia­n refugee camp
• Lebanon had hand in foiling Australian bomb plot
• Deficiency of motor neuron protein and genes behind muscular atrophy
• SCREENING URGED FOR DISORDER THAT TOOK OSHA’S SMILE
• Algae found in UAE could produce a greener alternativ­e to palm oil, saving Asian rainforest­s
• Dust devils spinning through science, religion and folklore
• Adnoc employees praised for quickly controllin­g supercar fire
• ABSENCE OF UP-TO-DATE RESEARCH CLOUDS BIG PICTURE FOR THE UAE
• GLYCAEMIC INDEX OF 18 TRADITIONA­L EMIRATI FOODS
• SEARCH FOR MISSING US SAILORS AFTER DESTROYER COLLIDES WITH OIL TANKER
• Danish submarine inventor admits dumping woman’s body
• Buhari warns separatist­s: Nigeria’s unity is settled and not negotiable
• NOSTALGIA AND HYPERBOLE AS LONDON’S BIG BEN FALLS SILENT
• New book will teach UK children what to do in a terror attack
• Only unity will defeat ISIL in all its forms
• Mental-health issues need serious attention
• America’s crisis of legitimacy and what it means for the Middle East
• Britain’s Muslim clerics are taking the agenda away from extremists
• DIFC FINTECH HIVE PICKS FIRST 11 PARTICIPAN­TS
• Emerging economies with record debt await end of ECB
• UAE GDP expected to expand 2.9% in 2018 as oil production returns to growth
• CURRENCY PEGS IN GCC TO REMAIN RESILIENT
• Abu Dhabi residentia­l sales prices set for further declines, Core Savills says
• UK law firm steered clear of Barclays’ $3bn Qatar loan
• $7.5bn Total deal for Maersk Oil brings new tech to region
• Germany’s Siemens increases stake in Kurdish power sector
• AI AND ITS POTENTIAL TO BOOST YOUR COMPANY’S BOTTOM LINE
• Does the future mean you are going to be replaced by a robot?
• Embracing fintech is vital for UAE
• Why Netflix is a winner in a race with many runners
• WHY EAST ASIA’S INVESTORS ARE BUYING LONDON’S ‘TROPHY’ TOWERS
• MARKET REPORT
• Dollar index finds stability amid improving US data
• A head for heights is a must for guests at this new hotel
• Jeep can invigorate China’s car market
• A CLOSE BRUSH WITH FAME
• MONSTERS AND UFOS: MORE LIVES OF THE STARS IN PRINT
• MOVING TO THE MUSIC OF POLITICS
• LIGHTS, CAMERA AND A WHOLE LOT OF ACTION
• Health woes and career tears led to a life of laughs for British comic
• The Emirati teen who turned his car into a catwalk star
• TEN-MAN AL AIN UNLUCKY TO BE HELD AT HOME BY AL HILAL
• Out of West Asia Premiershi­p, Doha to look at other options to play top-flight rugby
• ONUS ON NICE VETERANS TO TURN THE TIDE
• Neymar slams former bosses over ‘direction of Barca’
• WORLD OF SPORT
• Chelsea win over Spurs lifted straight off Conte’s ‘catenaccio’ textbook
• Klopp says rotation way forward for Liverpool
• WINNING IN CINCINNATI GIVES DIMITROV ‘A LOT OF POSITIVITY’ BEFORE US OPEN
• Halep denied world No 1 for a third time this season as Muguruza claims crown
• NADAL CALLS COMEBACK TO THE TOP ‘UNBELIEVAB­LE’
• Sharjah preferred venue for Afghanista­n to make their Test match debut this year
• Internatio­nals set for return to Pakistan as PCB plans to host three teams CRICKET
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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