The National - News - 2017-09-12

• MYANMAR ACCUSED OF ‘TEXTBOOK EXAMPLE OF ETHNIC CLEANSING’
• UAE soldier dies two years after Yemen attack
• Jordan and Russia laud Syria ceasefire ‘success’
• PHELPS IN DUBAI
• SUPER MARIO
• TOMORROW’S TOWERS
• DAVID ROTHKOPF
• THE WORST IS OVER BUT AUTHORITIE­S SAY DANGER NOT YET PAST
• Florida under curfew as flood warnings and tornado alerts remain
• WORLD REFUGEE CRISIS WORSENS, WITH 3.5M CHILDREN LEFT WITHOUT FORMAL EDUCATION
• Hajj pilgrim attacked on his return to Qatar ‘had praised Saudi Arabia’
• Kurdish chief threatens Iraq with drawing new borders
• TURKEY COUP PRESS TRIAL RESUMES
• A LESS THAN HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY FOR THE BALFOUR DECLARATIO­N
• Anger after Lebanese director taken before military tribunal then released without charge
• Targeted screening could improve fertility in breast cancer survivors
• Are steroids really worth the risk? Bodybuilde­rs must weigh up their options
• UAE lifestyle changes lead to increase in cancer cases
• RUBA HAZA PHYSICAL ABUSE IS BIGGEST RISK FOR YOUNG CHILDREN
• Athletes head for capital as Mena regional games serve as warm-up for Special Olympics 2019
• Dubai Cares packs 50,000 school bags for Syria pupils
• Abu Dhabi wins TomTom award for world’s best traffic infrastruc­ture
• MOSCOW’S GREEN SPACE NEXT TO RED SQUARE
• Ukraine vows to punish maverick politician for barging across border
• Astana talks offer Syria fresh hope for peace
• Moral education and critical thinking outside the box
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Suu Kyi must tell the Rohingya Myanmar is as much their home as it is hers
• It’s not all doom and gloom. Philanthro­pists give us hope
• UNION PROPERTIES TO TAP DEBT MARKET FOR ITS DH8BN PROJECT
• Land sales to get under way at District 2020 next year
• Health care to drive property investment
• Saudi Arabian food industry expected to grow at 5.9% a year
• Dubai’s non-oil private sector holds steady in August
• UK STANDS OUT AS LEADER IN THE WEST FOR ISLAMIC FINANCE
• Abu Dhabi rises to rank 25th among financial centres
• London remains world’s favourite financial hub
• US HIGH FLIERS TOUCH DOWN IN PRIVATE JETS TO AVOID TAXES
• Resilient Abu Dhabi shows strength as a financial hub
• New iPhone’s star detail could be Apple’s data privacy features
• CLIMATE CHANGE RISKS COULD SPELL DISASTER FOR INSURANCE INDUSTRY
• Qatar stocks drop to 19-month low
• Euro to stay buoyant on ECB taper talk
• DIVERSITY LESSONS FOR AMERICAN BANKS
• Social enterprise­s save material – and people – from scrapheap
• BIRDMAN TURNED ACTION MAN
• IS THIS THE REAL LIFE, OR IS THIS JUST FANTASY – NO ESCAPE FROM REALITY?
• Experience desert life in the city at hunt and horse expo
• THE ROAD TO WELLNESS
• Safety first, style second
• My favourite things: Amal Murad
• MOURINHO BACKS LINDELOF TO SHINE
• Crystal Palace end mismatch of style with De Boer for shortest spell in Premier League
• HEAVYWEIGH­TS COLLIDE AS JUVENTUS LOCK HORNS WITH BARCELONA
• Everton’s recruitmen­t drive lacks chemistry and balance
• Celtic’s Rodgers relishing PSG clash
• Assist masters Eriksen and De Bruyne pull strings
• Phelps wishes ‘there is a little boy or girl out there’ who will usurp his tally of 23 Olympic gold medals
• Nadal’s return to Abu Dhabi fitting way to mark his return to top
• Keyser shoots course-record to lead on Day 1 of Dubai Creek Open
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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