The National - News - 2019-02-10

• HEZBOLLAH IN UN SIGHTS OVER SYRIA CONFLICT
• Sheikh Khalifa launches government body to promote sense of civic duty
• Harrison Ford says climate change is ‘great moral challenge’
• ARE YOU WATCHING?
• DARK MEMORIES
• MASTERFUL REMBRANDT
• DAMIEN McELROY
• ARAB COALITION STRIKES HOUTHI DRONE FACTORIES IN YEMEN’S CAPITAL
• Seven extremists sentenced to life in prison for 2015 tourist attacks in Tunisia
• Saudis say Khashoggi killing was a ‘huge mistake’
• Iran opposition group calls for regime change in Paris march
• US wants Afghan deal before July elections
• PALESTINIA­N REJECTION OF US INVITE TO MEETING ON MIDDLE EAST
• Israeli forces shoot dead two Palestinia­n teenagers in Gaza as protests resume
• Netanyahu’s India trip likely to be victim of ballot plans
• Paralysed Abu Dhabi rugby player digs deep in his bid to enter kayak race at Tokyo Paralympic­s
• Campaigner­s want better services for disabled passengers at UAE airports
• Sir Richard Branson to speak at high-profile summit in the capital
• Hindi to become third language used in Abu Dhabi court system
• DESALINATI­ON PLANTS ARE WORTH THEIR SALT AS BRINE MAY PROVE A VALUABLE RESOURCE
• JEFF BEZOS BITES BACK AT PRO-TRUMP PUBLISHER
• Finland’s free cash for jobless fails to get people into work
• Thai party drops princess’s bid to become PM after royal row
• More work needed before Trump-Kim summit, US envoy says
• Quebec mosque killer gets life but sentence upsets victims
• Much more than a meeting of minds
• Tunisia’s anti-racism law – a step towards ending hatred
• Trump’s transforma­tion of the Republican party is not as complete as it seems
• IMF CHIEF URGES GOVERNMENT­S ACROSS REGION TO ADDRESS FISCAL POLICIES
• RAKBank expects higher income rather than lower provisions to boost 2019 earnings with plans for bond
• DMCC in tie-up with Indian state of West Bengal
• SHAZAM FOR CAR BUYERS HITS THE RIGHT NOTE BY EASING THE PURCHASE PROCESS
• TAREK KABRIT Q&A
• The big holes that must be filled at the ECB and Bank of England
• Middle East petchem push a clear signal on the future of oil
• UNEMPLOYME­NT SHAPES UP AS A CRITICAL FACTOR IN INDIA’S ELECTION
• Pop-up events are the new retail for entreprene­urs
• ‘Lost workforce’ must now find new skills to ensure a better future
• Former Starbucks CEO causing a stir in Washington
• Offshore account holder can keep it open after returning to live in UK
• DOUBLE TAKE: SYRIAN DIRECTOR WINS BIG AT TWO MAJOR FILM FESTIVALS
• THE CHANGING OF THE GUARD
• A vegan-sceptic’s experience of going meat-free for a month
• TIMELESS CREATIONS
• Up your gifting game
• Guardiola still no closer to finding Fernandinh­o’s long-term replacemen­t
• Pogba now ‘playing to his potential’ as Solskjaer maintains flying start
• Result is what matters, insists Emery after Gunners’ tight win at Huddersfie­ld
• STOCKDALE HELPS IRELAND BEAT SCOTS AND BOUNCE BACK FROM OPENING LOSS
• Jones wary of threat posed by ‘difficult’ France side
• Al Shamoos sets sights on a terrific treble of Group 1 titles
• Guptill back for New Zealand to take on Tigers in ODI series
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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