The National - News - 2018-06-05

• JORDAN’S PM QUITS AFTER PROTESTS
• Tributes to Founding Father on Humanitari­an Work Day
• Mohammed bin Zayed announces Dh3 billion social plan
• Can Egypt and Saudi Arabia get out of their group?
• Europe’s intellectu­als are embracing Islamophob­ia
• Part two of our landmark series on the dispute
• How Jurassic World saved Chris Pratt
• HEZBOLLAH FACTOR IN PLAY AS LEBANON PREPARES TO FORM NEW GOVERNMENT
• Iran-backed Houthis negotiate with UN over surrender of Hodeidah
• Jordan’s new PM will have to meet the challenges that led to Mulki quitting
• Forces of Libya war chief gain foothold in Derna
• DOHA CRISIS: FOUR ARAB COUNTRIES AND THEIR GRIEVANCES
• Netanyahu pushes Iranian nuclear spy files to Europe
• Israel kills Palestinia­n who damaged fence with axe
• ON EDUCATION, EQUALITY AND THE ECONOMY, TOP MARKS FOR UAE IN REPORT ON DEVELOPMEN­T
• The Address Downtown Dubai reopens after 2015 New Year’s Eve fire
• Cleveland Clinic volunteers travel to Bangladesh to help in refugee crisis
• Du makes a World Cup deal with beIN
• Iftar fun and games for Dubai orphans, plus a chance to go shopping for Eid
• TAEKWONDO DEVOTEES WHO PUSH ON THROUGH
• ‘NO SAFE SPACES FOR TERRORISTS’ – UK REVEALS STRATEGY
• Slovenia’s anti-migrant group may have the largest vote but could fall short of governing
• Seoul watches change in North Korea military
• Kabul bombing targets clerics after fatwa against violence
• Why the Cold War didn’t really end when the Soviet Union collapsed
• A year on, the quartet stands firm on Doha
• Dubai’s creative city status recognises a global wonder
• It is high time Sheikh Zayed’s legacy hit the big screen
• Were Oprah and Branson right to skip university?
• ABRAAJ MEETS INVESTORS TO ALLAY CONCERNS
• Dubai Land Department’s online platform ‘will challenge brokers’
• COSTS TO DRAG AIRLINE EARNINGS BY 12%
• Emirates grounds 20 jets as Ramadan and low season coincide
• GCC transport and logistics firms need to adopt technology
• Gold set to shrug off the blues and rise in 2019 on weak dollar
• ADGM’s third round of RegLab programme attracts 70% more applicatio­ns this year
• UK’s Savills takes over Cluttons Middle East
• Top ETFS to help boost your holdings
• Arabian Gulf stocks gain on heavyweigh­ts
• Why buy a car in the UAE but not a home?
• The key is to reinvest income
• ARE CAR MAKERS USING SOFTWARE TO TAKE THEIR CUSTOMERS FOR A RIDE?
• Bain backing Toshiba Memory in M&A bids
• FROM PRIME-TIME TO POLITICS: WHAT CYNTHIA NIXON DID NEXT
• COUNTDOWN TO A COLLECTION AS ARTWORKS BUILD UP WITH HOLY MONTH
• Mughal miniatures offer memories of Kabul’s past
• CULTURE VULTURE
• TIME FOR ART
• STRETCHING YOUR HORIZONS
• The importance of getting enough sleep during Ramadan
• FIVE SUHOORS TO TRY
• HALEP HEADS QUARTERS LINE-UP AS WILLIAMS WITHDRAWS
• Top seed El Shorbagy ‘ready’ to complete career-best year with PSA Dubai World Series Finals title defence
• Case for four-day Tests, inconsiste­nt teams and Buttler steps up in format
• Sane misses out on Low’s Germany squad in ‘a very close decision’
• NADAL CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WITH MORE FEATHERS IN HIS CAP
• Cuper takes a chance and includes Salah in Egypt’s World Cup squad
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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