The National - News - 2018-06-26

• Protesters close down Grand Bazaar in Tehran before being doused in tear gas
• HEZBOLLAH FIGHTERS KILLED IN YEMEN
• Turkey’s Erdogan secures presidency
• Award for UAE’s pioneering woman doctor
• Trump is the ruler of our attention-deficit age
• Saudi Arabia win first match in a generation
• A landmark series of dispatches from Iraq
• Christo on his plan for a record-breaking mastaba
• Family of Iraqi election worker murdered in their Diyala home
• Jordan ‘will not be able to deal with’ thousands fleeing Deraa onslaught
• Lebanon’s army chief says US visit planned months ago to secure military
• AS ERDOGAN KEEPS GRIP ON POWER, WHAT LIES AHEAD FOR TURKEY?
• Al Kataba fishing village bears witness to the Houthis’ crimes
• The first lady, handbags and harems
• DESPERATE PALESTINIA­NS UNDER SIEGE IN GAZA FIND RESPITE IN HARD DRUGS
• UK’s William joins Jordan’s Hussein to watch World Cup match
• Women in Saudi Arabia put their wheels in motion for 120,000 driving licences
• Special Olympics raises social opportunit­ies at summer camp for children with disabiliti­es
• HEAVY FINES FOR DRIVERS UNAWARE OF NEW LAW
• 40% of UAE workers hold back on their ideas
• Visa amnesty may offer displaced Syrian a chance to plan his future
• RACE IS ON TO BECOME THE NEXT UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE
• UAE summit to promote tolerance and deal with radicalism
• Five more sites seeking recognitio­n and special status from world body
• Mosquito infestatio­ns reported across emirate
• Tenders invited for desalinati­on plant
• ITALY’S INTERIOR MINISTER TELLS LIBYA TO ‘STOP MIGRANTS ON SOUTHERN BORDER’
• Trump softens his call to deport illegal immigrants with no judicial involvemen­t
• At least 86 killed in fighting between Nigeria’s farmers and cattle herders
• North Korea drops anti-US vitriol as it marks anniversar­y of war on peninsula
• Authoritar­ianism with a democratic face
• Critics of Saudi reforms are missing the point
• Turkish democracy looks like a facade with a president of autocratic ambitions
• Nurturing a love of nature can have untold benefits
• ADNOC AND ARAMCO PARTNERS IN A $44bn INDIAN REFINERY
• Abraaj Investment Management co-chiefs quit board
• ADGM launches crypto asset framework
• IRANIAN RIAL HIT HARD BY SANCTION CONCERNS
• More residents are travelling without insurance
• ADCB maintains oil benchmarks forecast after Opec-plus decision
• Sharjah launches oil and gas licensing round
• Business fees in Dubai World Trade Centre cut by as much as 70%
• BREXIT’S BIG SHORT: HOW HEDGE FUNDS CASHED IN
• MERCEDES NURTURES ITS WORKFORCE
• Drake & Scull losses drag down DFM
• Do I have to pay VAT twice on an item posted to the UAE from Australia?
• WAVE OF CHEAPER HOTELS HITS DUBAI
• REFUGEE CHEFS TAKE OVER KITCHENS TO OFFER A TASTE OF HOME
• Ray Bradbury’s 1953 dystopian opus ‘Fahrenheit 451’ hits small screen
• A PICTURE OF SYRIA’S SUFFERING
• Anita Baker honoured at BET Awards
• WELL WATERED
• Dubai gym’s 5D vision adds a new dimension to fitness
• Back to reality for Russia after hosts are handed thrashing by Uruguay
• Southgate hails England’s set-piece slickness with Belgian test next up
• Salah and Cuper both downplay any rumours of retirement plans
• ARGENTINA IN A SURVIVAL FIGHT AND IT IS NIGERIA AGAIN
• Golden Eaglet at U17 World Cup, Uzoho’s career takes flight after UAE 2013
• Ronaldo, Pele, Zidane, Figo: players Messi could follow with an early exit
• Iceland channel ‘Eurovision song’ spirit for Croatia clash
• DESCHAMPS: POBGA WILL BE BACK FOR THE NEXT WORLD CUP
• Australia goalkeeper’s family entourage in tow for tie against Peru
• Hamilton defends Vettel but says German got off lightly after crash
• Visa glitch leaves UAE players struggling to make Global T20 in Canada
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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