The National - News - 2018-01-16

• HONOURED IN THE NAME OF SHEIKH ZAYED
• Discontent still brews in the heartland of Tunisia’s unrest
• Qatari fighters intercept two UAE passenger jets
• A criminal’s honesty puts politician­s to shame
• Indian photograph­er gives divinity a dark skin
• Can emerging markets sustain last year’s rally?
• The former architect behind Tod’s menswear
• REVISE OSLO ACCORDS, SAYS ABBAS AS HE SLAMS TRUMP ‘DEAL’
• Sadat is the latest candidate to drop out of Egypt’s presidenti­al election
• Syrian Kurds mobilise civilians to defend Afrin from Turks
• Qatari-linked fake PR firm’s greatest work of fiction was itself
• Abadi’s electoral alliance collapses after just one day
• Thirty-eight die in twin rush-hour bombings at Baghdad city square
• Silver screen returns to Saudi Arabia after 35-year ban is lifted
• PROUD WINNERS OF THE 2018 ZAYED FUTURE ENERGY PRIZE
• Expo 2020 is creating change by funding grassroots recycling projects in developing countries
• Schools could win Dh1m worth of solar panels
• Thousands flee volcano as Philippine­s raises level of alert over eruption risk
• MURDER TRIAL STARTS FOR ‘BLACK WIDOW OF THE RIVIERA’
• Pope’s visit to Chile dogged by clerical abuse scandal
• Ben Ali anniversar­y offers a moment for careful reflection
• The road to workplace gender equality is long
• PRODUCTION OF AIRBUS A380 HINGES ON EMIRATES
• IMF: global economy strengthen­ing but low wage and asset appreciati­on are concerns
• DSI in talks to secure Dh750 million constructi­on contracts in Al Ain
• SoftBank considers IPO for mobile unit
• UAE PROJECTS UNAFFECTED BY COLLAPSE OF UK’S CARILLION
• Emirates Hills tops pile among Dubai’s priciest villa communitie­s
• Record funding in 2017 for regional start-ups
• POST-BREXIT UK SHAPES UP AS CLOCK TICKS DOWN
• Rocky ride for British consumers as prices rise ahead of step into the unknown
• Apple’s voice assistant drowned out by Google and Amazon
• Dollar clocks in fourth day of declines
• It’s easier to predict a crash than profit from it
• Aloft Al Ain offers high standards and cool touches
• FEELING STIFLED BY A MICRO-MANAGER
• A teenager disappears in the hills above an English village one bleak midwinter. The community rallies round to find her. So far, so convention­al. What happens next breaks the rules of fiction...
• SPACE AND TIME
• Progressiv­e series gives new view of Egyptian women
• Inspired by Arabia
• ECB TO CONSIDER OPTIONS AS STOKES CHARGED WITH AFFRAY
• Khalil ready for ‘new challenge’ as loan move to Al Ain is completed
• MAN CITY ARE NOT INVINCIBLE BUT MAY PROVE TO BE INIMITABLE
• Williams is surprised by loss as Bencic credits Federer help
• Real Madrid top money league as football offers a sustainabl­e model
• THREE-TIME WINNER KAYMER FOND OF ABU DHABI
• Tournament director says event has made people think positive about the emirate
• Capital’s tournament is one of Stenson’s favourite events
• Olazabal, Grace and DeChambeau among latest names announced for the field
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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