The National - News - 2018-05-13

• IRAQ VOTES IN CRUCIAL PHASE OF REBUILDING
• For some, the Nakba has never ended
• Abu Dhabi to bring in cream of Chinese financial services firms
• Adnoc puts Ruwais at heart of UAE’s future
• Klopp urges his team to focus on last league game
• Dubai’s new water park is a paradise for surfers
• The UK company that struggled with change
• Evan Rachel Wood on life imitating art
• First crude cargo to Indian storage centre
• RUWAIS TIMELINE
• Kirkuk minorities claim voting breaches
• Iranian minister Zarif on tour to save nuclear deal
• Omani landlords feel squeeze amid jobs push for nationals
• Boost for airlines as US and UAE reaffirm open skies agreement and end dispute
• Fast-growing Dubai closes gap with world’s most competitiv­e economies
• I was deported from the UAE … when can I return?
• Father of seven needs urgent surgery to save his sight
• DENTISTS MOVE UNDERCOVER TO ROOT OUT OVER-TREATMENT
• How making solar cells in the UAE could boost the renewables sector
• Warming will put the heat on the UAE’s fish stocks
• Dead sardines found on RAK beach appear to be result of over-fishing
• EMIRATIS TO MAKE THEIR MARK WITH UN CAREERS
• MOST NORTHERLY MOSQUE IN UK FINALLY OPENS IN THE OUTER HEBRIDES ISLANDS OFF SCOTLAND
• North Korea invites world to watch dismantlin­g of its nuclear test site
• Defeated Malaysian leader and wife banned from leaving country
• Let’s not forget the suffering of thousands
• Parents’ treats are killing their children with love
• From tourism to trade, Expo 2020 Dubai will help strengthen ties with China
• The nuclear pull-out need not hinder regional vision
• Chinese energy firms interested in Adnoc concession­s
• UAE commits $1bn to projects with joint fund
• MTN FACES HEADWINDS IN IRAN WITH NEW SANCTIONS
• Former banker is poaching talent to build his crypto powerhouse
• Women’s recruitmen­t firm Hopscotch rebrands after securing seed investment
• WALMART TO CHANGE RETAIL LANDSCAPE IN INDIA
• Flipkart and Amazon are likely to compete in a race to deliver groceries
• Coal players have it good for the moment
• Car makers are clever at making a Dodge feel like Ferrari
• CROWDFUND INVESTING FAILS TO TAKE OFF
• A host of bullish trends are driving up oil prices
• ON YOUR SIDE
• Dubai’s hip Renaissanc­e hotel is top quality at a bargain rate
• AN OFFICE SPACE IS ‘OLD SCHOOL’ THESE DAYS
• NEW EXHIBITION SHEDS LIGHT ON ARAB MODERNISM
• A shift in the art history narrative
• Viewers will lap up the exquisite animation but may pick the bone of race in Anderson’s ‘Isle of Dogs’
• Seven films to see this week
• A HAIRY SITUATION
• The battle of the Fitbit smartwatch­es: are they worth the investment?
• Guardiola hopes City can finish with milestone of 100 points
• Joy for Nepal but Delhi’s woes continue
• £53M PRICE MAY SCUPPER ARSENAL’S BID FOR NAPOLI DEFENDER KOULIBALY
• Conte defiant as Chelsea bid for top-four finish
• Valverde warns Barcelona not to take ‘incredible’ and in-form Levante lightly
• Juve hope to ‘end all conversati­ons’ about title against Roma
• Hamilton storms to pole as Mercedes lock out front row
• Stokes goes from IPL’s most valuable to Royal disappoint­ment for Rajasthan
• Kolkata unseat Punjab with highest score this IPL season
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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