The National - News - 2018-10-14

• SOMALILAND PRESIDENT: WE’RE ON THE PATH TO INDEPENDEN­CE
• US Republican­s and Democrats unite to fight Hezbollah
• Zaha Hadid’s legacy is still bearing fruit
• Dh50m weapon in the fight against Dubai tower blazes
• Beware, Nikki Haley may be Republican­s’ future
• Send Cleopatra’s obelisk back, Britain is told
• How artists express the Palestinia­n experience
• TENSIONS BETWEEN US AND TURKEY ARE UNLIKELY TO GO AWAY
• Saudi Arabia rejects ‘baseless’ murder claims about missing journalist
• ISIS abducts families at camp in east Syria
• NEW WAVE OF HOPEFULS IN AFGHAN ELECTIONS
• Houthis abduct Baha’i spokesman in Yemen amid fears for minority group
• Khan calls on Pakistanis abroad to double the money they remit and help cash flow
• How Emirates took the campaign against illegal wildlife trade to a higher level
• DIGITAL STALKERS USING GPS DEVICES TO SPY ON OTHERS FACE SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
• Mothers light candles to remember infant children
• Ecotourism sites on land and water go on show in new app and e-book
• STUDY REVEALS CAMELS’ DECEITFUL BEHAVIOUR DURING MATING SEASON
• If I resign, what end of service benefits would I be entitled to?
• Theresa May buckles up for make-or-break Brexit week
• At least 27 die in flash floods and landslips across Sumatra
• Gwyneth Paltrow’s crystals will never be a match for big pharma
• World must follow US Hezbollah clampdown
• The extraordin­ary gift of wildlife is a blessing to us all
• Amid Syria chaos is hope for US-Russia co-operation
• UAE PUBLIC DEBT LAW OPENS THE DOOR TO FEDERAL BOND ISSUANCES
• UAE companies must capitalise and cast light on dark data
• Dubai completes Dh162bn of property deals this year
• PROGRESS IN OMAN ARAB BANK TIE-UP WITH ALIZZ
• Be on trend and stay connected with customers
• Higher interest rates among threats as finance chiefs weigh up global outlook
• Uneven playing field in sports broadcasts
• BRAVE NEW ROLE FOR THE FUNDS THAT SHOOK THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
• Insurance essentials that homeowners in the UAE must be familiar with
• Am I liable for my former husband’s debts in the UAE? Q
• WHY AGRICULTUR­E NO LONGER PAYS FOR INDIA’S STRUGGLING FARMERS
• RULER OF SHARJAH LAUNCHES HIS NEW HISTORICAL NOVEL AT FRANKFURT BOOK FAIR
• Book of Sheikh Zayed’s most important words is translated into German
• From the stereoscop­e to the selfie, a history of photograph­y at the V&A
• SEVEN FILMS TO SEE THIS WEEK
• A GOOD LOOK ON EVERYONE
• Over-sized and on trend: new modest styles from Under-Rapt
• CARLOS: WINNING CWC INTERNATIO­NAL CLUB FOOTBALL’S ‘PINNACLE’
• Mancini yet to make an impact as goal-shy Italy cast envious eye on Poland’s strikers
• Refreshing to see Southgate counter convention­al wisdom
• Tite wants better after lethargic Brazil beat Saudi Arabia
• INJURED SALAH RULED OUT OF EGYPT’S NEXT AFCON QUALIFIER
• Henry replaces Jardim as manager and ‘cannot wait to meet’ Monaco players
• Rahane and Pant put India in control
• England lead as Woakes sinks Sri Lanka in rain-marred ODI
• Abu Dhabi Grand Prix next year to clash with Dubai Rugby Sevens
• Coric delivers knockout to Federer
• Wang takes out Svitolina and Muguruza on same day to reach final in Hong Kong
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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