The National - News - 2018-02-15

• GULF GIVES BILLIONS FOR RECONSTRUC­TION OF IRAQ
• No more queueing: artificial intelligen­ce to replace airport immigratio­n officials
• Macron’s chemical warning to Syria
• Injury-hit Arsenal could be forced to rely on collective
• Airman remembered 75 years after fatal crash
• The conflict in Syria is a result of miscalcula­tion
• TIME NETANYAHU QUIT, SAY ARAB ISRAELIS
• US increases aid to Jordan with five-year deal that flies in the face of Trump rhetoric
• US envoy says coalition must ensure defeat of ISIL is an enduring one
• UN’s new Yemen envoy is man of words and action
• SAUDI WOMEN WELCOME SENIOR CLERIC’S TAKE ON ABAYA-WEARING
• Afghanista­n Taliban ‘want to solve war through dialogue’
• Treatment of jailed British mother in Iran ‘torture’
• THE WAR CLOSES IN ON PEOPLE OF AFRIN
• Dust replaces fog as cause of dangerous driving conditions
• Fujairah oil spill blamed on tankers cleaning holds
• Unwed mother accused of trying to sell her baby
• BRAINWAVES HEADSET KEEPS DRIVERS ON RIGHT ROAD FOR A SAFE JOURNEY
• I helped the court find my husband, what next?
• Brightest Emirati pupils compete to become first Young Scientist of the Year
• ZUMA STALLS ON ORDER TO QUIT PRESIDENCY
• Actress withdraws her support from Oxfam over Haiti scandal
• Don’t be afraid … be optimistic about Brexit, says Britain’s Boris
• Paris court acquits man accused of hiding attackers
• US defence secretary chides Nato allies as their military spending plans fall short
• We shouldn’t judge an entire continent by one country alone
• New education plan will pay dividends
• The road ahead for South Africa beyond Jacob Zuma
• SAUDI ARABIA AND RUSSIA EYE JOINT CO-OPERATION ON ENERGY PROJECTS
• Dubai developers report mixed earnings for full-year 2017
• Recent hikes raise Egypt’s tax revenues by 61%
• SOUTH AFRICA’S CURRENCY RISES FROM THE ASHES OF JACOB ZUMA’S PRESIDENCY
• Global growth of e-commerce to redefine accords
• Iraq could save $5.2bn in four years from flared gas reduction, says Siemens
• Uber posts $4.5bn loss in fourth quarter despite 61% increase in sales
• Contrastin­g 2017 for Arabtec and DSI COMPANIES
• Airbnb expects its tours unit to be profitable in 2019
• WHO WILL PAY FOR FREE EDUCATION IN SOUTH AFRICA?
• Leaders talk about tech revolution
• How arson and a hashtag brought an end to university fees
• Leading the charge: recycling batteries may solve cobalt shortage
• Commoditie­s hedge funds in retreat as robots take over
• Teleco Mobily dips 7% on Tadawul
• Normal valuations are more required than calm
• AGEING CRISIS PERPLEXES BANK CHIEFS
• Megacities not up to speed with the autonomous transport revolution
• THE EVOLUTION OF THE ABAYA
• THROUGH THE AGES
• Will the garment that I love be embraced by my young daughter?
• IN WITH THE NEW
• IN THE AFTERMATH
• The fashionabl­e face of female empowermen­t
• MUSTAFA: ‘LUCK WAS WITH US’ AS UAE BEAT NAMIBIA
• Kompany warns rivals: Man City will not let-up
• Now with Zenit, Mancini is out to end European hoodoo in Glasgow
• Edwards’ journey from non-league to Europa League is ‘a bit unbelievea­ble’
• Associates show World Cup should be inclusive and not exclusive
• Gold Town leads Godolphin bid for a 10th win in the UAE 2000 Guineas
• Groves says Eubank Jr is just a ‘gimmick,’ ahead of title fight
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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