The National - News - 2018-11-30

• ‘I am so proud of my son’ ... families of Emirati martyrs remember loved ones
• ‘LEADERS OF PALESTINE SHOULD DO MORE FOR THE PEOPLE’
• Griffiths to ‘escort’ Houthis to Sweden for Yemen talks
• Yet another act of aggression by Putin that will go unpunished
• TRUMP MUST OVERCOME FRICTION AT G20 SUMMIT
• Medical charity says casualties from border protests have overwhelme­d Gaza hospitals
• Two admit to killing British DJ in Beirut
• Lebanese launderer of drug money jailed in Paris
• UN reports children in Syria being killed at higher rate than in 2013
• Saudi Arabia finalises $15bn deal for US high-altitude missile system
• Tunisia loans follow Crown Prince visit
• Mother of UK teacher murdered in Doha tells of anguish at killer being ‘freed in five years’
• Government forces move on mountainou­s area thought to be Al Qaeda’s last redoubt in Yemen
• Woman from land of the peonies finds her dreams are blooming in Dubai
• GOVERNMENT STAFF AT RISK AFTER CYBER ATTACKS ON UAE WEBSITES
• THE VILLAGE THAT BECAME DUBAI’S BEVERLY HILLS
• Controllin­g anger and forgiving one another will bring rewards
• Diabetic schoolboy is not the type to pass up a chance to play at Dubai Rugby Sevens
• FAR-RIGHT LEADER DEFENDS YOUTH FILMED BULLYING SYRIAN REFUGEE
• Imran Khan uses border crossing to push reconcilia­tion with India
• Racist’s ‘Punish a Muslim Day’ campaign led to surge in threats on Britain’s Islamic community
• Confidenti­al Swiss report unearths Tariq Ramadan’s predatory past
• Lawyer pleads guilty to lying to protect Trump
• European arms add fuel to fire of South Sudan conflict
• G20 talks should lead to meaningful action
• Palestinia­ns deserve better than calcified positions that have failed to bring jobs
• We need to take a long, hard look at why we’re so obsessed with beauty
• NATIONAL DAY COMPETITIO­N
• Savills Middle East seeks growth through acquisitio­ns in 2019 after Cluttons takeover
• OUTLOOK ON INFLOWS POSITIVE FOR KINGDOM
• China high on the agenda as Trump arrives in Argentina for G20 summit
• LENOVO CHIEF INSISTS SECURITY IS PARAMOUNT AMID SPYWARE CLAIMS
• Deutsche Bank raided by police in investigat­ion into money laundering
• Russian billionair­e back in London court
• Integratio­n the key in Saudi Vision 2030 industrial programme
• Ethiopia airport establishe­d as gateway to sub-Saharan Africa
• HIGH PRICE PAID BY CHINESE CITY FOR A CLEAN CONSCIENCE
• FAB shares drag ADX to four-month low
• Danger for US that expansion will evolve into recession
• WHY HAVING THE POWER CUT OFF WAS A HOTELIER’S LIGHTBULB MOMENT
• THE TEACHER Beware the financial ‘vampires’ and choose assets to build wealth
• DRAGONS COACH PHILLIPS MAKES WINNING RETURN
• Brown hopeful of England prospects after unbeaten start
• MAGNIFICEN­T SEVENS: A DECADE OF THRILLS AND SPILLS
• South Africa hoping for more success at their ‘great hunting ground’
• Impressive debut for first all-Emirati female side Al Maha
• PITCH 1 FIXTURES FOR FRIDAY
• Sri Lanka Cricket’s problems myriad, says former manager Senanayake CRICKET
• Dubai World Cup Carnival schedule to have $12.6m purse up for grabs
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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