The National - News - 2019-10-21

• LEBANON PROTESTS KEEP UP PRESSURE ON HARIRI
• The countdown begins ...
• World’s oldest pearl unearthed on Abu Dhabi’s Marawah Island
• Kurds begin evacuation of besieged border town in north Syria
• Why we should all make room for mushrooms
• Man United executive on the club’s ‘culture reboot’
• Warren deserves a shot at the US presidency
• The skills in demand for next year’s jobs market
• FROM TRASH TO TAX, LEBANON PROTESTS AT A TURNING POINT
• Prime minister cuts hapless figure amid upheaval
• ‘TURKEY MAY GIVE US ID CARDS, BUT THEY ATTACK US BECAUSE WE ARE KURDS’
• UN uses monitors from rival Yemeni sides to strengthen Hodeidah truce
• CAREY’S SIMPLE MESSAGE TO EXPO FANS: BE THERE
• New engineers quick to construct career paths
• Project that won Zayed prize brings light to lives of Rohingya refugees
• FOR SUDANESE WOMEN, THE FIGHT GOES ON
• FIRST CITY IN UK TO BACK BREXIT HAS NO FEARS OF LEAVING EU
• Rally in Rome shows Salvini and Italy’s far-right are now pragmatic about partners
• Sea of protesters takes to the streets in defiance of Hong Kong march ban
• Three die in supermarke­t blaze as violent demonstrat­ions grip Chile
• Trump drops plan to hold G7 summit at his US resort
• Lebanon has had enough of sectariani­sm
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Demonetisa­tion exposes corruption in Kenya but fails to eliminate the problem
• The ‘Fleabag’ effect now dictates how we shop
• DP WORLD MAINTAINS OPTIMISTIC OUTLOOK IN SPITE OF CHALLENGES
• Dubai’s Creative Zone buys stake in insurance platform
• Blom Bank: Lebanon can rebalance the economy
• MENA STATES URGED TO LIFT GROWTH BY STEPPING UP REFORMS
• Austria’s AMS renews €4bn bid for lighting company Osram as rival withdraws
• Dubai Carbon chief advocates ‘greener’ market system
• Barrick Gold settles Tanzanian dispute over Acacia deal
• Oman faces higher costs but rating will remain
• CORPORATE SPYING CLAIMS SPELL TROUBLE IN PARADISE
• Bank shares lead Saudi index higher
• North-eastern Syria has a crucial role amid ongoing power struggle
• A PICTURE OF HOPE
• MOMA’S BILLION-DIRHAM MAKEOVER
• Louvre Abu Dhabi’s first loan to an internatio­nal museum on view at The Met
• GANGSTERS’ PARADISE: 10,000 FANS PROVE MOB SHOW’S STAYING POWER
• An astute and engrossing collection of essays that reflect on transience and more
• Breaking the obesity cycle: a piece of cake?
• LALLANA’S LATE STRIKE DENIES UNITED VICTORY AT OLD TRAFFORD
• Sassuolo ’chute adds to Inter’s 4-3 thriller
• Zidane demands more at Madrid after shock defeat
• ALL BLACKS STILL TEAM TO BEAT IN LAST FOUR
• Coach Joseph proud of Japan as hosts go down fighting to South Africa in front of roaring fans
• Gatland relieved as Wales show ‘real character’ to overcome France after Vahaamahin­a red card
• TEAM OF THE WEEKEND
• Cheika quits following Australia’s sorry exit
• HIP HIP HURRAY: MURRAY RALLIES TO BEAT WAWRINKA IN ANTWERP
• UAE’s elite para athletes seek more medals on home soil

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