The National - News - 2018-01-11

• MORE CLASHES IN TUNISIA’S ANTI-AUSTERITY PROTESTS
• Twenty free zones told they are exempt from VAT
• Renegade soldiers loot Sanaa currency exchanges for Houthis
• WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL
• GOOD CONDUCT GUIDE
• THE CAR'S STILL THE STAR
• MICHAEL YOUNG
• Sweden warns against US cutting Palestinia­n funds
• Israel set to approve 1,285 settler homes in West Bank territory
• ASSAD ALLIES WARNED ABOUT FATE OF IDLIB
• Jordanians angry over subsidy cuts that double price of bread
• MOSUL’S TEACHERS BECOME HEALERS OF UNSEEN SCARS
• Ruler rewards Oman’s football team with land and cash for Cup victory
• Kuwaiti MP praises crackdown on forged citizenshi­p papers and urges more action
• Turkey plans to mediate in Baghdad-Erbil dispute
• Sheikh Zayed Tunnel closes for maintenanc­e work
• Sheikh Mohammed marks first decade of Zayed Prize
• Call for schools to do more for special needs children
• Emiratis urged to apply for wide-ranging US scholarshi­p programme
• Mangrove forests and coral gardens become part of UAE’s drive against climate change
• CALIFORNIA MUDSLIDES LEAVE 15 PEOPLE DEAD
• Mystery surrounds fate of Elon Musk’s SpaceX rocket satellite
• Judge blocks Trump bid on protection for immigrants
• Greek parliament puts limits on Sharia, making it optional for Muslims
• Riots in Pakistan over police failure to find killer and rapist of 8-year-old girl
• Despite alternativ­es, Syrian regime opts for indiscrimi­nate destructio­n
• Good conduct scheme will need monitoring
• A slap in the face for victims of sexual assault
• This country’s destiny is linked to the Arabian Gulf
• SAUDI ARABIA’S CMA AMENDS RULES TO EASE FOREIGN ACCESS TO LOCAL STOCKS
• Dubai Investment­s likely to buy Emicool from Union Properties
• Tadawul chief says it will be home exchange for Aramco IPO
• growth to remain weak in 2018 amid Brexit uncertaint­y
• Egypt inflation falls sharply as impact of devaluatio­n eases
• Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi to invest $1bn on automotive start-ups over five years
• DFM ANNOUNCES 19 SECURITIES ELIGIBLE FOR SHORT-SELLING
• Dubai non-oil economy index dips in December but activity steady
• Citi says Trump’s new world order could lead to $80 oil
• SPORTSCAR MAKER IN DUBAI PLUGS INTO ELECTRIC NETWORK
• Lebanon should look towards the UAE and Saudi Arabia for its economic liberation
• Apprehensi­on over VAT will naturally fade away
• Empowering a city’s army of homeless people to fend for themselves
• Mixed fortunes on Arabian Gulf bourses
• Compare policies to secure the best car insurance deal
• Rent is exempt from VAT, but can agents add the tax to their commission?
• WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE: AUGMENTED REALITY MOVES INTO THE MAINSTREAM
• Sound performanc­e all round with Sony WF-1000X headphones
• INSIDE THE READERS’ BOOK FAIR
• The populist, the president and the incendiary road to the White House
• Award for the decoder of a Cairo dystopia
• DRIVERLESS CARS TAKE CENTRE STAGE
• Why you need three weeks of rest
• HARRISON TRAVELS CIRCUITOUS ROUTE TO ENGLAND’S U21s
• Liverpool impatient to see Keita now
• Cabrera Bello, Els and Westwood added to ‘incredible’ Abu Dhabi tournament line-up
• Djokovic ‘feels really good to be back on court’ after exhibition win
• AL HANAEI SISTERS PLAN TO MAKE ABU DHABI GRAND SLAM A FAMILY AFFAIR
• UAE host Ireland in the first of two ODIs today in Dubai
• Godolphin boast 16 runners for tonight’s Dubai World Cup Carnival opener at Meydan
• Emirati riders jump to wins in four of five events on first day of Al Shira’aa
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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