The National - News - 2017-12-10

• ISRAELI AIR STRIKES KILL TWO AS WORLD LEADERS PROTEST
• Entreprene­urs find their own way through a difficult jobs market for Emiratis
• ‘Job to eradicate ISIL isn’t over yet’
• Al Jazira play Real Madrid in Club World Cup semis
• Yemen conflict has shifted and needs fresh thinking
• LIVING WITH GODS
• Mumzworld’s founder reveals its rapid growth
• JERUSALEM, IRAN AND FIGHT AGAINST EXTREMISTS DOMINATE IN MANAMA
• YEMEN AID LOST TO HOUTHI REBELS IN CONTROL OF PORTS
• Arab adviser Dina Habib Powell to leave Trump team
• Iraq says war with ISIL is over, as last territory is liberated
• Israel boycott movement begins to increase protests over Jerusalem
• Saleh was buried by Houthis who killed him
• LATE RUSH TO GET ON THE BITCOIN ROLL
• Demand for bitcoin grows in India despite unease from central bank
• VIRTUALLY ANONYMOUS
• UAE medicine app wins global start-up prize
• Louvre Abu Dhabi acquires Leonardo’s Salvator Mundi
• Emirati poetry’s fine lines and rhymes win recognitio­n
• GRADUATE’S FLAT-OUT TRIP FROM BRUSSELS TO DUBAI
• Man who assaulted maids won’t go to jail
• ’Oumuamua … something to phone home about?
• WORST ATTACK ON UN IN DECADES KILLS 15 PEACEKEEPE­RS IN CONGO
• Breakthrou­gh in Brexit deal clears way for trade talks
• Climate is France’s forum for leadership
• Turks riveted by sanctions trial in New York
• Jerusalem descends into fear and anger
• Diplomacy and decision making at lightning speed
• Why did Trump make his Jerusalem decision? Domestic politics yield a clue
• In praise of winter days and Salvator Mundi
• LORD MAYOR OF LONDON VISIT TO STRENGTHEN UK-UAE TIES
• Liberty House plans to expand steel business into US to meet Asian demand
• Adnoc IPO registers 22 times oversubscr­iption
• GFH FINANCIAL IN TALKS TO FURTHER EDUCATION ACQUISITIO­NS NEXT YEAR
• Expansive plans to develop ‘one of the key land banks in region’
• Every day is a balancing act for this determined mother and entreprene­ur
• INDIA’S COTTON FARMING IS KILLING FARMERS
• Putting the customer first always pays off
• Gulf green cards could increase innovation and drive economies
• Pests eat into cotton profits
• Discovery windfall for Oprah with TV stake sale
• Can I be paid extra for working on a public holiday in the UAE?
• Anti-dumping duties in Pakistan boost local industry
• DO NOT BE A THREAT TO YOUR OWN START-UP
• THE LIVES AND LOVES OF DAME JOAN COLLINS
• From small town storytelli­ng to Dubai
• FROM POVERTY TO OUTER SPACE, A LIFE IN ORBIT
• Gallows humour fuels Christmas spirit in Nazareth-based comedy
• TODAY’S FIVE TO WATCH
• Going undergroun­d: untold stories of daily lives in Mafia country
• PLANT THE SEEDS OF SELF-SUSTENANCE TO LEAD A HEALTHIER LIFE
• Bake the perfect sourdough bread
• Pachuca ready for ‘giants of South America’ Gremio after overcoming Wydad Casablanca
• Amotta proud of Wydad Casablanca players despite defeat to Pachuca
• Real head for UAE full of confidence after big win
• CITY HOLD SLIGHT EDGE ON POGBA-LESS MAN UNITED
• Mourinho: City players go to ground ‘very easily’
• Conte concedes league title after Chelsea lose to West Ham
• Mignolet wants Liverpool to deliver ‘total package’ against Everton
• Djokovic says Mubadala World Tennis Championsh­ip can set him up for Australia
• Lemartinel aims to sign off successful week in capital
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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