The National - News - 2019-07-12

• ARRESTS MADE IN IRAN OIL TANKER STANDOFF
• Injustice served
• Workers owed thousands in pay win their case against Dubai constructi­on company
• Beirut fun park identified as key link between MP and Hezbollah financier on US sanctions list
• ‘The demise of Britain’s man in Washington is a reflection of the chaos of Brexit’
• UK WARNS TANKER OPERATORS OF RISING THREATS
• Mother calls for death penalty at murder trial
• Pompeo hits out at Houthi attacks in Saudi territory
• INTRA-DRUZE VIOLENCE HAS LEBANON’S TOURISM MINISTER CONCERNED
• Syrian allies sharpen their knives for Jumblatt
• EU threatens Turkey with sanctions over ‘illegal’ drilling off Cyprus
• Egypt’s ban on single-use plastics in vital Red Sea resorts starts to bite
• Fighting in north-west Syria kills at least 56
• Experts dismiss regime’s support for refugee workers
• BUS DRIVER JAILED AND ORDERED TO PAY Dh3.4m COMPENSATI­ON
• ‘Take it down’: families of victims call for removal of steel barrier
• Cold, hard facts: businessma­n behind a plan to tow iceberg from Antarctica to Fujairah insists ‘this is not science fiction’
• DUBAI STUDENTS IN LIMBO AFTER ROW BETWEEN UNIVERSITY’S CAMPUSES
• Dream maker’s lessons on how to reach the educationa­l heights in US
• Company apologises after rocket carrying UAE satellite fails
• The life of Dhul-Qarnayn is an example in valour and hard work
• TOMMY ROBINSON SENTENCED TO NINE MONTHS IN PRISON
• New British PM expected to appoint next UK ambassador to US amid leaked memo row
• Salvini under investigat­ion by Italian prosecutor­s over alleged Russia deal
• Fake news endangers democracy and lives, BBC director tells campaigner­s
• Afghanista­n war was ‘not worth fighting’
• Trump’s envoy in Kabul visits Beijing as China’s influence grows
• A nuclear-armed Iran would be utterly disastrous for the region
• Freedom of navigation must be safeguarde­d
• Golden Cards have triggered a promising mentality shift
• For all its faults, only the Congress party can hold Modi to account
• CYNERGY COURTS INVESTORS IN GULF TO BACK EAST MED GAS
• Oil at seven-week high as Middle East tension and US storm lift prices
• Adnoc and Russia look into shared investment­s
• CONFIDENCE KEY TO RECOVERY OF 737 MAX, SAYS NIGERIAN AIRLINE
• France determined to follow through on ‘Gafa’ tax despite US trade threat TECHNOLOGY
• Fed ready to cut rates for first time in a decade with weak global outlook across the board
• Sterling slumps to two-year low but Hunt win could provide a boost
• Additional government fees slashed by UAE to enhance economic appeal
• GOOGLE’S LOFTY PHONE SIGNAL PLANS UP IN THE AIR
• Saudi index rises on bank earnings
• In for the long haul: Etihad’s business class makes all the difference travelling to Sydney
• FOOD ENTREPRENE­UR WITH A TASTE FOR SUCCESS PLANS FOR A FRUITFUL FUTURE
• Only by tracking every purchase can you hope to ever control your spending
• WILLIAMS ONE WIN AWAY FROM GRAND SLAM RECORD
• England into World Cup final after ‘outplaying’ Australia
• Neymar an expensive mess, one of Paris Saint-Germain’s own creation
• Allardyce says he turned down return to Newcastle
• NADAL AND FEDERER SET FOR ANOTHER CENTRE COURT EPIC IN WIMBLEDON SEMI-FINALS
• AMIR KHAN EYES BOXING BREAKTHROU­GH IN SAUDI ARABIA
• India’s blueprint for future? Let Dhoni go, focus on Jadeja and rebuild middle-order
• Group defeats no bother to Williamson as New Zealand prepare for the final
• Pacquiao finds new focus from Thurman’s trash-talk

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