The National - News - 2019-12-31

• IRAQI MILITIA LEADER THREATENS REPRISALS AFTER US AIR STRIKES
• Saudi Arabia says businesses and shops to open 24 hours
• Pioneering UAE technique helps identify falcon pedigrees
• Looks that shook the world of fashion
• A New Year resolution? Cut back on social media
• The top 10 financial resolution­s for next year
• Jovanovic unveiled as UAE football manager
• US RETALIATOR­Y STRIKES SEND STERN WARNING TO IRAN-BACKED FIGHTERS
• Hezbollah copycat militia in Iraq plays a crucial role in furthering Tehran’s interests in Syria
• Houthi shells again close Red Sea Mills in Hodeidah
• Macron and Sisi call for restraint in Libya as Erdogan orders bill to send Turkish forces
• Taliban deny reports of planned Afghanista­n ceasefire
• Denmark rejects appeals to take in the children of ISIS fighters
• Militant ‘confesses’ to being at Jordan pilot’s 2015 murder
• HALF OF PARENTS UNAWARE CHILDREN NEED TO WEAR SEAT BELTS, SURVEY FINDS
• Muslim Aussie rules star puts identity and Islam at heart of UAE camp
• Football-crazy boy born without legs meets his hero in Dubai
• Dubai gears up for the biggest New Year’s Eve celebratio­ns yet
• FEARLESS DUBAI SKYDIVER A STEP AWAY FROM BECOMING FIRST EMIRATI JETMAN
• More than 23,000 receive legal aid in Abu Dhabi
• THE 2020s COULD BE THE LAST DECADE WE HAVE TO STOP CLIMATE CHANGE
• US launches air strikes after Somalia bombing
• Man denies attack at home of New York rabbi
• WHY SO MANY RISKED LIFE AND LIMB IN BID TO REACH EUROPE
• The new face of surveillan­ce: astronomer­s’ tools put to work in the battle against terrorism
• Every year the bushfires in Australia are getting worse – we must find a solution
• Iran proxy strike on US base is a diversion tactic
• School teachers everywhere deserve better salaries
• Looking ahead: a march towards more tolerance, harmony and progress in 2020
• Egypt clears the way for Uber’s purchase of Careem TRANSPORT
• AVIATION HUB IN DUBAI SOUTH FORECASTS 25% RISE IN REVENUE AVIATION
• OIL & GAS Market hits three-month high on tight supply
• Analysts expect 5G investment­s to increase – but take-up will be slow
• Grab and Singtel to apply for full digital banking licence in Singapore
• Tesla hands over first China-made Model 3s
• YOUTUBE FIGHTS TO KEEP ITS NEUTRALITY AMID CALLS TO POLICE CONTENT ON ITS SITE
• Bank stocks hold back Saudi index
• Unicorns beginning to lose their mystical appeal among investors
• WORDPLAY: THE DECADE DICTION TOOK A LEFT TURN
• How Jennifer Grout, an alumnus of ‘Arabs Got Talent,’ is making a comeback
• Quincy Jones’s new resident brings jazz with a Latin twist
• VAN DIJK TARGETS MORE OF THE SAME NEXT YEAR
• Klopp: team’s mentality is key to our season of success
• Spanish sides left empty-handed after rare failure in Europe
• HOW TO SOLVE THE VAR PROBLEM
• Moyes wants an extended second spell at West Ham
• Nishikori is latest big-name player to miss Australian Open
• FORMULA ONE AIMS TO STAY ON TRACK IN THE DIGITAL AGE
• NORA IS OFFICIALLY ON FAST TRACK TO SUCCESS IN MUAY THAI WORLD
• Sibley becomes latest to join England’s lengthy sick list

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