The National - News - 2019-01-22

• Bring on the Aussies
• TENSION MOUNTS AS SYRIANS DIE IN ISRAELI AIR STRIKES
• UAE Mars probe countdown is ‘proceeding on course’
• Deadly Taliban car bomb hits Afghan special forces’ base
• How the UAE became a centre for streetwear
• The UAE and Britain train for March’s World Games
• The phone call that told me any division can heal
• Where to get the best rate on your savings
• Trust in government, business and the media are all rising in the UAE
• Dubai Crown Prince spells out UAE agenda for the World Economic Forum
• OLD RIVALS DRAW NEW BATTLE LINES IN SYRIA
• EU seeks a European strategy on economic ties with Iran
• The CIA agent who inspired Oscar-winning film Argo dies
• UN envoy to hold talks with Houthi rebels
• ISIS claims attack on US forces in Syrian town
• Doctors ‘are state targets’ in Sudan’s anti-Bashir protests
• Ten UN peacekeepe­rs killed in attack in northern Mali
• Women can now apply for their own one-year visa extensions after divorce
• Mohamed bin Zayed Fund helps reverse decline in rare UK bees
• PLANS FOR MORE MENTAL HEALTH STAFF
• ‘Boring’ Arabic lessons in line for a digital makeover
• MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL
• PHILIPPINE­S HOLDS REFERENDUM FOR MUSLIM AUTONOMY IN TROUBLED SOUTH
• Businessma­n bribed Sarkozy official to secure lucrative Libyan aircraft deal, court is told
• Syrian refugee boy, 16, to sue Facebook for running fake news
• Pakistan quietly abandons efforts for fatwa against Afghan Taliban
• The triumph of racism over humanity
• Mayawati attack reveals deep rot in Indian society
• We can all do our bit to reuse, recycle and save the planet
• Davos Man has all the right questions – but is he the right person to ask them?
• Leaving no footprints in a fast-developing city can be a tall order
• TRADE DISPUTES PROMPT IMF TO LOWER GLOBAL OUTLOOK
• GCC economies to drive Mena expansion despite Iranian contractio­n
• Dubai Aerospace Enterprise expands fleet
• MOST UAE RESIDENTS USE GRATUITY
• Emirates in top 20 nations for global talent, report reveals
• GCC telecom operators lead regional peers, Fitch Solutions says
• BEHIND THE STORY
• SNOC plans more Sharjah me’ as Fed flummoxed
• Ousted Ghosn offers to wear an ankle tag in attempt for deal on bail
• TO FUND RETIREMENT
• IS IT VIETNAM’S TIME TO SHINE AS CHINA’S GROWTH EASES OFF?
• MARKET REPORT Egypt blue-chip stocks lift the index
• Long-running Essar Steel case is strong evidence of India’s toothless bankruptcy policy
• Should a company de-register if it makes sales of less than Dh375,000?
• WILL YOUTUBE’S BAN BANISH BIRD-BRAINED BEHAVIOUR?
• THE #10YEARCHAL­LENGE TAKE IT AT YOUR PERIL
• INTO THE WILD: SWAPPING X-RAYS FOR ANIMAL SNAPS
• An explorer and an artist with a vintage camera walk into the desert …
• Own a piece of vintage YSL Catherine Deneuve is auctioning her collection of Yves Saint Laurent outfits. Sarah Maisey measures up what will be on offer
• ‘Fighter’ Williams battles past Halep to reach Australian Open quarter-finals CRICKET
• Verbeek: no shame in losing to very good Iran team
• Tomiyasu heads winner as Saudi fail to breach Japanese defences
• South Korea remain confident despite losing Ki
• DE BRUYNE NEEDS TIME TO GET HIS RHYTHM BACK
• Klopp will use time at Dubai training camp to help solve Liverpool defensive dilemma
• Djokovic wins battle with fatigue to seal Melbourne quarter-final place World No 1 admits he ‘didn’t feel so great’ as he sets up last-eight clash against Nishikori
• Patriots and Rams go head-to-head in Super Bowl AMERICAN FOOTBALL
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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