The National - News - 2019-10-30

• HARIRI STEPS DOWN AS LEBANON PROTESTS ARE MET WITH VIOLENCE
• Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid launches ‘decade of developmen­t’
• ISIS social media posts surge after Al Baghdadi’s suicide
• ‘The Thinker’ by Rodin comes to Louvre Abu Dhabi
• Deals worth $15bn signed at investment conference
• Impeachmen­t will test the US political system
• Raza takes blame for UAE’s defeat by Dutch
• Your guide to the best of Sharjah’s landmark event
• PROTESTERS KILLED IN KARBALAAS POLICE FIRE ON CROWDS IN IRAQI CITY
• Students vow to teach Baghdad a lesson as school and university groups take the
• Al Baghdadi’s death does little to resolve the issues behind his climb to power
• How a Kurdish informant brought down the world’s most wanted man
• Concern as ISIS social media posts surge after terrorist’s suicide
• PROTESTERS WIN … BUT WHERE DOES LEBANON GO FROM HERE?
• UN-led Syria peace efforts to resume with talks in Geneva
• GLOBAL LANDSCAPE TAKES NEW SHAPE IN AGE OF TRUMP
• European nations take in migrants rescued at sea
• Digital mufti to deliver fatwas online in Dubai
• FLEXIBLE HOURS AND COVERED WALKWAYS MAY HELP IMPROVE DUBAI’S AIR QUALITY
• Microbes on mobile phones an ‘invisible biosecurit­y threat’
• UK OPPOSITION LEADER SUPPORTS GOVERNMENT PLAN FOR SNAP POLL Grossi named as new chief of UN’s nuclear watchdog
• Arab insurance broker demands apology for racial slur from UK firm
• Turkish restaurant­s not delighted by effects of Brexit uncertaint­y
• London Fire Brigade’s ‘systemic’ failures led to more Grenfell deaths
• Call for academic boycott of Iran over detention of two French researcher­s
• A new Lebanese government will have to work against powerful vested interests
• Saad Hariri’s resignatio­n is only the start
• A lesson from elections in India, Turkey and Hungary
• Mubadala reposition­s portfolio to withstand global uncertaint­y
• Disrupter or disrupted? FinTech poses ‘existentia­l threat’ to financial industry
• DEYAAR TO EMBARK ON Dh800m PROJECT AT ITS DEVELOPMEN­T IN PRODUCTION CITY PROPERTY
• Oil declines after Russia rules out the likelihood of deeper output cuts
• Du reports lower profit for third quarter as subscripti­ons and revenue fall
• Boeing chief prepared to admit ‘mistakes’ on 737 Max
• Low-income workers get safety net with offer of free life insurance
• Quarterly profit rises 12% for Al Rajhi Bank
• A COMMUNIST LEGACY THAT CHANNELS PROFITS TO FARMERS
• Banking stocks weigh on Tadawul
• Islamic finance can help attain sustainabl­e goals
• The Debt Panel Spending on a house and paying for two weddings has left me in over my head
• The Fed is about to lower rates – but don’t take further cuts for granted just yet
• Puzzles, performanc­es and stories to captivate young minds
• Acclaimed play delves into Sinatra’s dark side
• SPOOKY SPOTS FOR RESTLESS SOULS
• Go back in time at a luxurious historic palace nestled in nature
• Shakib gets two-year ban for breach of ICC code
• OZIL COULD LEAD OUT ARSENAL WITH XHAKA SET TO MISS LIVERPOOL CLASH
• Zidane dismisses fresh rumours of Bale leaving Madrid
• The curious case of Pulisic at Lampard’s young Chelsea
• Coaching prodigy Motta faces his biggest test as Genoa meet Sarri’s Juventus
• BRING IT ON: VUNIPOLA’S ENGLAND TO TAKE FIGHT TO THE BOKS
• ‘No bluffing’ from Erasmus as South Africa may stay unchanged except to accommodat­e returning Kolbe
• Brighton Miracle ref to officiate in Tokyo final
• Bertens shocks Barty to keep WTA Finals buzzing – as Bencic also wins
• Finch wants spinner Agar to turn T20 ‘finisher’ for Australia with the bat

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