The National - News - 2018-07-19

• Thai boys share lessons learnt in cave with the whole world
• WELCOME TO THE UAE, PRESIDENT XI
• Drug cartels, the dark web, and a secret plot to smear the Ruler of RAK
• The stars of Mamma Mia celebrate a joyous sequel
• Injured Gazan footballer­s defy Israel’s occupation
• The vibrant art scene on the rise in Kazakhstan
• Take the computers out of customer services
• The other Great Wall: how the ascent of Chinese carmakers continues in the Emirates
• UAE ‘honoured’ to strengthen ties with China
• LEADERLESS PROTESTS FOR BASIC RIGHTS BOIL OVER IN IRAQ
• Japan ambassador goes native to conquer Iraqi hearts on social media
• Pro-regime towns in Syria get ready for evacuation
• Iran’s uranium stockpile doubles to 950 tonnes as accord talks go on
• ‘It is an attempt by Israel to erase our heritage, but we will rebuild again’
• UAE’s Al Hashimy: solution in Hodeidah could lead to final settlement in Yemen
• Turkey ends state of emergency from failed coup
• Settlers storm Al Aqsa Mosque
• Saudi Arabia and Kuwait to establish co-operation council
• Indian Navy dices with disaster to rescue UAE vessel’s crew
• New Salik road toll gate to open near Jebel Ali
• The degree of the future: UAE’s first artificial intelligen­ce course
• KHALIFA UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT BOWS OUT AT THE TOP AS ITS RANKINGS SOAR
• Broken AC at bus stops leaves commuters wilting in ‘greenhouse­s’
• Dubai sets up new fitness regime for pupils
• Putin’s jet entered Nato airspace on way to Helsinki summit with Trump
• Dutch banks work with police forces in anti-terrorism early warning scheme
• One joke at a time: how the Arab world is tickling its funny bone
• South Sudan’s peace rests on a handshake
• Social media can cause as much damage as drugs
• Trade is a two-way street and the Gulf sits at the heart of China’s ambitions
• EMIRATES NBD PROFIT AHEAD OF FORECASTS
• Buoyant quarter for du as profit rises 1.3%
• UAE clarifies rules on VAT payments for property
• UK SPACE INDUSTRY REACHES FOR THE STARS
• Google hit with record EU fine as it is given 90 days to halt ‘illegal’ apps practices
• China a key partner in energy
• Global economy is on course for a slowdown – all the signs are there
• Frustratin­g summer for air travel in Europe
• INDIA’S BANKING REVOLUTION LEAVES VILLAGERS BEHIND
• Emirates NBD earnings drive Dubai
• ‘Should I pay a fee directly to an agent rather than the company?’
• China’s diplomacy efforts go a long way towards quenching thirst of its economy
• Energy security keeps the wheels of economic growth turning the world over
• THE MOST EXPENSIVE FILM IN PAKISTAN’S HISTORY …
• The agony and the ecstasy of Dubai collective’s new movie release
• Black Panther’s sister Shuri gets own spin-off comic
• MOURINHO: RULING WORLD WILL GIVE POGBA A BOOST AT UNITED
• SARRI WANTS HAZARD AND COURTOIS TO REMAIN AT CHELSEA
• Arrival of Anderson and Yarmolenko offers hope to West Ham supporters
• Liverpool closing in on world-record deal to sign Brazil goalkeeper Alisson
• Barcelona great Iniesta insists he will be in ‘top condition’ for Vissel Kobe debut
• ENGLAND PASS THE ACID TEST WHILE INDIA GO BACK TO DRAWING BOARD AFTER DEFEAT
• McIlroy: I could not match Tiger’s pace of winning
• Games venues almost ready – but safety fears loom large
• Thomas takes over yellow jersey on Tour
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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