The National - News - 2018-03-01

• Mourners line streets of Mumbai to bid farewell to Sridevi, legend of Indian cinema
• CROWN PRINCE AND TRUMP IN TALKS TO CURB IRAN
• Panama seeks sovereign wealth fund investment­s
• Pep Guardiola pays tribute to work of Sergio Aguero
• Deadly Kirkuk ambush signals the return of ISIL
• Dubai Duty Free targets sale of $3bn by 2022
• DUBAI FOOD FESTIVAL
• Hariri returns to Saudi Arabia for the first time since his ‘resignatio­n’ sparked a crisis
• Ethiopian Jews plan anti-Israel hunger strike
• Prince Mohammed: ‘cancer’ of corruption drove reforms
• LOCALS FEAR A LOSS OF CULTURE AS SMALL TOWN MEETS BIG INVESTORS
• Iran’s Zarif forced to seek German military help to refuel his official jet
• US: Russia allows Syria to get away with murder
• Foreign minister calls on Syrian rebels to ensure Ghouta residents receive aid
• ISRAEL CHURCH TAX HALTED AFTER HOLY SITES CLOSE IN PROTEST
• Cargo and passenger trains collide north of Cairo, killing at least 15 people
• Quartet explains fallacies in Qatar’s UN complaint
• Saudi Arabia and UN increase aid to Yemenis displaced by war
• AFGHAN LEADER SEEKS TALIBAN DIALOGUE
• FNC members say more must be done to improve UAE roads
• The National’s digital team takes award
• SURGEONS UNWRAP THE REALITY OF DUBAI BOOM IN PLASTIC SURGERY
• UAE tells UN political solutions hold the key to troubles in Arab world
• Dubai Ruler outlines new railway legislatio­n to plan future of the Emirates train network
• ‘Editor killed wife in episode of temporary insanity’
• Football fans may face red cards for abuse on social media
• ‘Whether you’re poor or rich, it doesn’t matter’ … the man who prepared Sridevi for her final journey home
• ‘POOR EQUIPMENT CAUSED BRITISH BUILDER’S DEATH AT DOHA STADIUM’
• White House chief of staff reduces Jared Kushner’s security clearance
• Hindu spiritual leader Jayendra Saraswathi dies at 82
• In Ghouta, internatio­nal law rests on the will of the most powerful
• US warning on Iran needs to be heeded
• The UAE is a global forum for writers, thinkers and artists
• US might be stuck with its flawed Iran nuclear deal
• In an era of price consciousn­ess, Landmark launches the UAE’s first discount supermarke­t
• FTA extends VAT penalty exemption period
• Former Mexican president calls bluff on Trump exiting Nafta treaty
• Escalating geopolitic­al tensions in region and Asia ‘key risk to oil prices’
• Fed chairman reiterates stance for US rates to rise gently amid strong growth
• VAT anxieties make UAE financiers most stressed in the world: report
• NRA-LINKED COMPANIES DUCK FOR COVER
• Tech firms are running out of ideas
• Do bonus incentives for bankers ensure prized performanc­e?
• BRAVE ‘NOOBS’ BACK BITCOIN FOR A JACKPOT RETURN
• NEWBIE INVESTORS ARE CHANGING THE CRYPTOCURR­ENCY RULES
• MARKET REPORT Regional stocks fall on weak global cues
• Is my landlord responsibl­e for third-party damage?
• YOUTUBE RICHES NOT SO EASY PICKINGS
• Audi puts ‘holodeck’ technology at core of developmen­t process
• UAE ARTISTS EXPLORE SHIFTING SENSE OF TIME AND PLACE
• THERE IS STILL HOPE AMONG THE WRECKAGE
• Stranger things follow hit ‘debut’ novel after genre switch
• Diamonds and discussion­s during the first weekend of the Lit Fest
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• Foul moukalla beans with garlic and coriander
• Shakriye (lamb shanks and hot yoghurt stew)
• Sowing the seeds for future entreprene­urs
• Russian relief as Olympic ban is lifted by the IOC
• SPINNER HAIDER COULD BE IMPORTANT COG IN UAE’S WHEEL AT THE QUALIFIER
• Peshawar’s Ibtisam in fast lane to success after ditching pace for spin
• Smith’s Australia eager for South Africa revenge
• WENGER ‘AMAZED’ AT SPECULATIO­N OVER HIS FUTURE AS MANAGER AT ARSENAL
• Brownlee aims for Abu Dhabi Triathlon to be the ‘perfect start’ to his season
• Bautista Agut will not take Coric lightly ahead of Dubai quarter-finals TENNIS
• Godolphin look to Winter Lightning and Expressiy to maintain success
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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