The National - News - 2018-05-01

• ISIS CLAIMS KABUL BOMB ATTACKS
• Court reforms to reduce 300-day trials to only 30
• How the Garden City club secured the AGL title
• Israel: we have Iran’s secret nuclear files
• Shower in Sharjah that won’t leave you soaked
• Republican­s’ Midterm moment of truth looms
• Diplomat who lived through UAE’s birth
• ▶ ‘The killer’s targets were journalist­s like me,’
• MYSTERY STRIKES IN SYRIA RAISE REGIONAL TENSIONS
• Duterte ‘gambling with our lives,’ say Filipino critics of Kuwait work ban
• Iran is destroying mass graves of up to 5,000 executed in 1988 after war with Iraq
• DIVIDED KURDS FACE LOSSES IN IRAQ ELECTION
• US signals troop reduction in Iraq as it closes ground forces headquarte­rs
• Mostly Iranian fighters killed in Syria strikes, claims monitor
• THE WOMAN TAKING QATAR TO TASK OVER ITS FUNDING OF TERRORISTS
• Doha’s ransom boosts Iran-backed militia before Iraqi elections
• Residents feeling the pinch find new ways to economise in the capital
• UPHOLDING THE TRADITION OF HAQ AL LAILA WHEN CHILDREN SING FOR SWEETS
• In Ramadan, treat your stomach with respect to make the most of the fast
• NYUAD to research sea level rise in Antarctica
• Checkmate: Emirati girl, 8, wins world chess title
• Son of a bus driver who went from banking to a frontline role in UK’s battle against extremism
• Javid given British home secretary post after Rudd forced to quit over Windrush crisis
• STATISTICS ILLUMINATE MODI’S PLAN TO LIGHT UP VILLAGES
• Experts dismiss Bolton’s ‘Libya model’ for denucleari­sation of North Korea
• US stops caravan of Central American migrants at border
• The groundwork has begun for long-lasting expo legacy
• The dark and deadly side of long rule is demonstrat­ed by ex-revolution­ary Ortega
• Nature lovers and hunters forge unlikely alliances
• ADNOC APPOINTS INPEX TO LEAD ON OIL ASSET
• Adia posts higher gains in 2017 on buoyant stock markets returns
• ADGM starts work on regulation­s for crypto activities
• EMAAR’S LISTED UNIT RISES 62% ON PROJECT DELIVERY
• Kingdom Holding to sell stake in Movenpick to Accor
• Mubadala units sign contracts for plane parts manufactur­ing and maintenanc­e
• RAK Petroleum swings back to profit with payments
• UAE aerospace industry in step with the leaders
• UAE START-UP ECOSYSTEM GOES FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH
• Little-known investor’s patience pays off with IPO
• Tesla is almost certain to report grim results, even if Kanye West sings Musk’s praises
• Oil supply is getting tight enough to become a problem
• Will the day of the dead cryptocurr­encies soon be upon us?
• DFM gains on Emaar Developmen­t results
• Is it mandatory to only use FTA-approved software? Q
• BRITISH COMPANY THAT CAN TURN THE AIR IN THE MIDDLE EAST INTO WATER
• Clean but not green: hydropower projects ‘threaten European rivers’
• CALCULATED TO CONTROL OUR VISITS
• MARRIAGE MADE IN COMEDY HEAVEN
• CAKE’S RECIPE ADDS LIFT TO FILMMAKING IN PAKISTAN
• Art off the scale in a rare Highstein retrospect­ive
• ABBASI’S TAKE ON ‘CAKE’
• Queen of ‘The Crown’ to receive £200,000 in back pay for gender gap
• Etienne Terrus museum in France discovers half its collection is fake
• SET IN STONES: DESIGNING AN ANTIDOTE TO SAMENESS
• ‘My friends are my biggest treasure’
• Watson and Chennai are all smiles
• DECREE TO LET EXPATS INTO UAE SPORTS ‘REMARKABLE GESTURE’
• Zidane and Real eye up three finals in a row
• SPOTLIGHT SET TO FALL ON LEWANDOWSK­I
• Barcelona can host Real Madrid proud of season despite their Champions League exit
• Wenger’s nostalgic farewell highlights Arsenal’s problems
• Abdulrahma­n is ‘staying with Al Ain for next season’
• Hamilton cannot afford to rely on luck all season if he wants fifth world title
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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