The National - News - 2017-07-23

• GARGASH TO QATAR: CHANGE FIRST, THEN WE TALK
• Plans to phase out foundation year for university by end of 2018 postponed
• Etihad puts in offer for struggling Italian carrier Alitalia
• Dolls that teach children some key verses of Quran
• Damien McElroy on Iran’s soft-speaking diplomats
• Grace cards lowest ever score at the British Open
• Manar Al Hinai on why to switch off gadgets
• ‘GOING BACK TO NORMALITY’ SERVES EVERYBODY’S INTEREST
• ERDOGAN’S GCC TRIP A BALANCING ACT OF TRADE AND POLITICS
• Egypt residents up in arms as homes demolished to make way for resort
• Trump warns Iran to free US citizens
• EXPECT ANOTHER INTIFADA IF ISRAEL REFUSES TO REMOVE METAL DETECTORS
• Israel sends more troops to West Bank amid tensions over Al Aqsa
• ANOTHER WHITE HOUSE SHAKE-UP
• Sarah Huckabee Sanders at the mic
• The slick charmer now in charge of sending Donald Trump’s message
• Dubai Labour Court offers free advice and faster service for the low paid
• DUBAI MAN NEEDS CANCER SURGERY
• Trades workshops put prisoners back on the straight and narrow
• Young energy leaders see how German industrial giant achieves sustainabi­lity
• Cat welfare is good for tourism and business, say volunteers for Abu Dhabi programme
• MOSUL’S RESIDENTS FIND RECOVERY STILL A BRIDGE TOO FAR
• Philippine martial law is extended until end of year
• US strike kills 16 Afghan police who were trying to clear village of Taliban
• Syrian rebels welcome truce in Eastern Ghouta
• Indonesian president orders officers to shoot drug dealers
• East Timorians go to the polls to vote for new parliament
• HEDGE FUND MANAGERS – MASTERS OF UNIVERSE BECAME LOST IN SPACE
• Humans arrived in Australia 18,000 years earlier than thought
• Doha must work harder to restore trust
• Erdogan’s Gulf trip will be watched with interest
• Does a tech start-up become a success because of talent or where it’s based?
• Politics matters, but sometimes not as much as good pizza
• Off-plan boom hurts sales of completed homes in Dubai
• Mena region’s renewables surge to prompt US$200bn investment on infrastruc­ture
• PROJECTS IN EGYPT OFFER REWARDS DESPITE RISKS
• ADGM appoints DGCX and DCCC as remote clearing house MARKETS
• Economic reforms may affect Saudi growth, says IMF
• GEEKS CASH IN ON IT SUPPORT
• INDIA’S ELECTRIC CAR PLANS SLOWED BY LOGISTICAL CHALLENGES
• Saying ‘arrivederc­i’ is hard to do
• POLICY CONTINUITY AND SUBSIDIES NEEDED TO SUPPORT ELECTRIC VEHICLE PRODUCTION
• Rent controls are a waste of society’s time and resources
• Debts can be renegotiat­ed from outside the UAE ON YOUR SIDE
• KEY RISKS FACING ASIAN MARKETS
• BOOMING MEXICO CITY HAS AIRBNB PLAY BY TAX RULES FOR FIRST TIME
• BESSON IS BACK IN HIS ELEMENT
• Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
• FROM ABU DHABI TO UNIVERSAL APPEAL
• Inaugural Amman Opera Festival a proud moment
• LIVING THE DREAMWORKS WITH ANIMATION
• MORE THAN SKIN DEEP
• Social-media star Ruba Zai refuses to let her hijab tie her down
• FROOME ON BRINK OF FOURTH TOUR DE FRANCE TITLE
• Al Hammadi finishes with four medals
• DOMINANT CHELSEA SWEEP ASIDE ARSENAL
• Eriksen confident familiar faces will work for Tottenham
• WORLD OF SPORT
• Klopp thrilled by Coutinho as Brazilian strikes winner to lift Liverpool over Leicester
• Film and ice cream help Day to find his best form
• Grosjean still has Ferrari chance
• Usain Bolt says ‘there’s a lot of work to do’ after winning at Diamond League meeting
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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