The National - News - 2022-05-13

• PAYMENTS PLAN FOR WORKERS WHO LOSE THEIR JOBS
• Russia threatens to retaliate as Finland prepares plans to join Nato ‘without delay’
• Biden pays tribute to one million coronaviru­s dead in US
• US to permit investment in Kurdish-held areas of Syria
• Experts blame mystery Gulf War illness on chemical weapons released into air
• Egypt says national dialogue will define ‘inclusive’ republic
• Yemen ‘time bomb’ tanker fundraiser falls short of $144m target, UN says
• UK gives electronic visa waiver to Saudi and Bahraini travellers
• Spring clean for Helsinki’s Soviet-era nuclear bunkers
• Finland’s PM and president say country must apply to join Nato now
• War in Europe fails to dent demand for trips to Jordan, says tourism minister
• FARES FROM UAE TO REMAIN HIGH AMID SCRAMBLE TO BOOK SUMMER FLIGHTS
• Special Olympics UAE hopes athletes can emulate success of Abu Dhabi World Games at Malta contest
• Saudi initiative removes ‘mind-boggling’ number of Houthi landmines in Yemen
• LEARNERS GET TO THE ART OF ARABIC CALLIGRAPH­Y WITH MUSEUM COURSE
• Kent College’s canine companions take the stress out of schooldays
• UAE national service term reduced to 11 months
• SRI LANKA APPOINTS NEW PRIME MINISTER IN BID TO EASE TURMOIL
• North Korea under lockdown after first acknowledg­ed Covid cases in capital
• Graves found at schools for Native Americans
• Airbus catches fire on runway in Chongqing
• Kosovo applies to join Council of Europe
• Danish former minister to face treason charge
• Passenger plane with 11 on board crashes in Cameroon
• A visionary UAE investment titan grows stronger
• Danish Siddiqui’s Pulitzer will help his legacy live on
• More bridges are needed between India and Pakistan
• I hope District 2020 is a success
• The space race has been slow to lift off, but new powers may soon lead the pack
• Lesson my five-year-old daughter taught me about body image
• Taqa plans to expand renewables presence
• UAE lists first dirham-denominate­d treasury bond on Nasdaq Dubai amid strong demand
• MUBADALA UPBEAT AS IT BUILDS ON RECORD 2021 RESULTS
• RAK Ceramics first-quarter net profit rises 3% despite higher input and energy costs
• Sabic’s Q1 profit jumps by a third as revenue grows amid continued product demand
• Improved global operations help Aramex quarterly gains to climb 3%
• Dubai Internatio­nal Airport expects to receive 58.3 million passengers by the end of this year
• WEF calls for urgent action to ensure ‘holistic energy transition’
• GCC consulting market goes past $3bn for first time as economic transforma­tion picks up pace
• WHY STASH AWAY DIGITAL ASSETS WHEN YOU CAN ‘STAKE’?
• How to save more as rising inflation continues to erode your money’s value
• Range Rover Sport rolls into Dubai for global launch
• IMELDA, THE FIRST LADY WHOSE 2,000 SHOES ARE A FOOTNOTE IN HISTORY
• Cool Copenhagen tops list of world’s best cities for work-life balance
• The British Naval Intelligen­ce plan that inspired Second World War thriller ‘Operation Mincemeat’
• EGYPTIANIT­ALIAN STAR MAHMOOD MAKES HIS MARK ON EUROVISION
• Comedian Russell Peters to perform hip-hop DJ set in Dubai
• Chelsea must be at best to beat Liverpool, says Tuchel
• Rebrov to discuss contract extension as Al Ain crowned Adnoc Pro champions
• Silva promises fight to remember against Machado on Burj helipad
• Former New Zealand captain McCullum ‘can’t wait to get started’ as England Test coach
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