The National - News - 2019-05-15

• CONDEMNATI­ON AS HOUTHI DRONES HIT OIL PIPELINE IN SAUDI ARABIA
• Deloitte Dubai may have understate­d Abraaj’s misuse of funds
• Visa denial is new low in US relations, says Hanan Ashrawi
• Japan next stop for rising Emirati judo star Al Naqbi
• Hotel in RAK celebrates emirate’s postage history
• The power in predicting shoppers’ behaviour
• The frustratio­n driving protests in the Balkans
• Kingdom’s vital energy sector has proved a target for terrorism
• Fujairah ship saboteurs ‘sophistica­ted’ and likely to be highly trained, experts say
• Crude price edges up after attack on pipeline
• Pipelines hit by unmanned aircraft, Saudi minister says
• GAZA’S ANSWER TO EUROVISION CONTEST PUTS PALESTINIA­N SUFFERING IN LIMELIGHT
• Campaign calls for global Nakba Day boycott of Airbnb over West Bank listings
• Israeli settlement spending rose after Trump’s election
• Democrat Tlaib defended over Holocaust comments
• Iraqi treated in Britain for napalm burns is reunited with mother after 30 years
• Break ties with those on UN blacklist, EU tells Libya rivals
• Teams need time to remove mines planted by Houthis around ports
• INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY GO HAND IN HAND, CROWN PRINCE HEARS AT MAJLIS
• Abu Dhabi forms committee to handle grievances against government department­s
• DHA raises the regulatory bar after lapses
• Electronic tagging plan to track UAE criminals and defendants welcomed by legal experts
• FROM THE GRAND PRIX TO THE SPECIAL OLYMPICS, THE MEDAL THAT HELPED ALL MY DREAMS COME TRUE
• Sudanese protesters blamed for Khartoum sit-in deaths for Khartoum sit-in deaths
• SRI LANKA CURFEW AFTER MAN DIES IN ATTACK ON MUSLIMS
• More police guard British mosques after attacks on places of worship
• ‘US will not allow Russia meddling in 2020 vote’
• Britain must double defence spending to retain global influence, says Hunt
• Nations need to take a multi-faceted approach to online regulation
• We ignore Sahel militancy at our peril
• The UAE has a long-standing tradition of religious tolerance
• Government­s of the future have to rethink the way their employees learn
• ALDAR AND EMAAR TO FORMALISE ALLIANCE ON PROJECTS
• Income sinks 57% at troubled Nissan
• UAE Exchange’s parent Finablr lists on the London Stock Exchange with a $1.6bn IPO
• Dh74m Palm Jumeirah apartment is most expensive sold so far this year
• ADGM upgrades rules governing trading in cryptocurr­encies
• WhatsApp advises users to upgrade after attack
• Why Boeing can be used as a negotiatio­n tool by China
• The Debt Panel: bank refuses to top up my loan after I missed a single repayment
• Global equities in the spotlight with repercussi­ons from US tariffs on China
• SAIL INTO THE SEYCHELLES OF SAUDI ARABIA
• Al Ula conservati­on project can help Arabian leopards come roaring back
• ‘FOR SAMA’ TACKLES THE DICHOTOMY OF RESILIENCE AND SUFFERING IN WAR-TORN SYRIA
• A poignant examinatio­n of Palestine’s painful history
• Luc Besson’s film studio gets six-month reprieve as losses mount
• Twitter and the most millennial workplace
• PREMIER LEAGUE END OF SEASON REPORT CARDS
• Captain Canedo tells Al Wasl that he wants a new deal and to win trophies
• African heartbeat to thrilling season of action in England
• Financial fair play claims made against City are ‘entirely false’
• Robben could call time on career after Bayern
• Spanish Grand Prix: Bottas must improve starts... and red flag for Ferrari crew
• UAE play Guam in battle back up Asia rugby ladder
• ‘Rested’ Woods keen to add Olympics as he bids for PGA Championsh­ip
• REVAMPED DELHI CAN CAPITALISE ON THIS IPL
• Zverev slams ‘horrendous’ display for his Rome exit

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