The National - News - 2018-07-06

• IRANIAN DIPLOMAT TO FACE JUSTICE IN BOMB PLOT
• The first female ambassador in Saudi Arabia
• Internet services to 80 per cent of Yemen cut as Houthis strengthen positions in Hodeidah
• App and microsite to push UAE ecotourism attraction­s
• Trump’s visit to Europe may define America’s relations with its allies for generation­s
• Britain demands answers from Russia after second couple poisoned with Novichok
• SECRET LIFE OF IRAN’S TERRORIST SLEEPER CELL
• RUSSIA’S ‘BETRAYAL’ BITES SYRIAN OPPOSITION
• UAE rejects claim over laws to expel Qataris
• Libyan army chief released as ICC issues second warrant for summary killings
• WHY THE ENGLAND MATCH AGAINST SWEDEN GAME IS MAKE OR BREAK FOR DUBAI COUPLE
• The English city where football has found a new Muslim following
• Billionair­e doctor funds health dreams for high school pupils
• Car sale fraudsters who conned investor out of Dh7m lose appeal against sentence
• Treat man and beast with mercy and honesty
• Education is the answer to drastic plastic problem lurking beneath the waves, says diver
• EMIRATI DOCTOR CREATES SEAT OF LEARNING TO CONNECT PATIENTS WITH RHYTHM OF LIFE
• Government grants to newlyweds top Dh60m in first six months
• Appeal for reduced sentence by Dubai robbery gang dismissed by court
• ETHNIC VIOLENCE TRIGGERS CRISIS IN SOUTH ETHIOPIA DESPITE PM’S EFFORTS
• Changes at US National Security Council as Bolton shuffles Middle East staff
• Winners in Mexico election could face $10m fine if funding complaint by defeated PRI is upheld
• Thai rescuers face race against rain
• Polish government stands firm against EU’s threats on unpopular law reform
• It will take a mindset change if the US is to prosper in global football
• The children of ISIS fighters are victims
• Through a female mayor in Tunis, progress marches on
• Like the Maryland shooter, too many men are migrating to the dark side
• OSN TO MOVE CALL CENTRE IN DUBAI OVERSEAS
• Sharjah court adjourns hearing on Abraaj founder’s bounced cheque case to next week
• Outlook gloomy as growth in Lebanese private sector hits eight-month low in June
• SAUDI FUND INCREASES HOLDING IN ACWA POWER TO NEAR 25%
• UAE is first port of call for BlackBerry Key2 smartphone on its arrival in the Middle East
• Agility files case against Kuwait Public Authority of Industry
• ‘Doctor’ Copper’s health may reveal coming global malaise
• Dubai Internatio­nal Airport passenger numbers rise in 12 months to May
• Trump raises pressure on Opec to ramp up supply as oil prices climb
• I got peace of mind by taking my first steps on the property ladder
• UAE stocks end week on positive note
• How to avoid frittering away a fortune like Johnny Depp
• FACEBOOK IS VETTING ADVERTS BUT ITS AIM IS MORE SCATTERGUN THAN LASER BEAM
• China’s commercial presence in Russia signposts ambitions for future World Cup
• TITE TASKED WITH KEEPING BRAZIL ‘MENTALLY STRONG’ AT WORLD CUP
• TITE IS ‘VERY GRATEFUL’ FOR THE SPELLS AS MANAGER OF UAE CLUBS
• FRIENDSHIP­S ON HOLD AS FRANCE FACE URUGUAY
• Fagner a symbol of Brazil’s defensive depth ahead of quarter-final against Belgium
• Lovren wants Croatia to go past semis and the class of ‘98
• SWEDEN: FAMILIAR FOES WITHOUT A STAR TURN ... BUT A MAJOR TEST FOR ENGLAND
• Stones calls Colombia ‘the dirtiest side I have ever played against’
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