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8 6 Stop Meddling in Our Affairs, Iraq Tells US TWITTER CELEBS @newsofbahrain OP-ED 8 Why is Tehran recruiting Daesh jihadists? INSTAGRAM Spice Girls to reunite /nobmedia 5 Spice Girls are report- LINKEDIN MONDAY newsofbahrain NOVEMBER 2018 edly set to reunite today and announce a ‘huge UK WHATSAPP 200 FILS 38444680 stadium tour’. The nineties ISSUE NO. 7921 icons have ‘secretly record- FACEBOOK ed a video message’ to be /nobmedia broadcast on bonfire night, MAIL according to the Sun, re- [email protected] ports dailymail.co.uk. WEBSITE newsofbahrain.com P13 Camila Cabello leads MTV Europe award nods 13 SHOW WORLD 6 Gunman kills two in yoga studio shooting Major security Cruise tourism Saada military operations will expo opens continue, says Yemen prez Hadi Riyadh Dubai he Saudi National Secu- Trity and Risk Prevention emeni President Expo opened in the capital Abd-Rabbu Mansour city yesterday at the Riyadh YHadi said the ongoing International Convention military operations in the and Exhibition Centre. northern province of Saada The event, which is be- will continue until the capital Mr Hadi ing held for the first time in Sana’a is liberated from the Saudi Arabia, boasts wide- Houthi militia, Saudi state- in Saada province, launched spread participation from news agency SPA reported. by the National Army on Fri- industry leaders, experts President Hadi said in a day, where government forces and consultants, as well telephone conversation with are making significant field as top local, regional and the Yemeni Army’s brigadier progress towards Maran, the international companies general that “the Houthi flag Houthi leader’s hometown. specialised in the field of would fall and the Republic And he added that Yem - security solutions and risk of Yemen’s flag would rise en’s army had reached the management, and features The Nationality, Passport and Residence Affairs (NPRA) yesterday welcomed the first cruise ship arrived at the Khalifa above the peaks of the Maran eastern city of Saleh in Ho - several workshops focus- Port as part of the cruise ships season of 2018-2019 that will continue until May next year. The tourists were welcomed Mountains.” deidah province after clashes ing on key issues related to with a performance by the police band and other activities by the mounted police as part of the community partnership The brigadier general with the Houthi militia, add- innovation in security, in of all sectors of the Interior Ministry. The NPRA has provided training to its concerned employees to get them ready to briefed President Hadi on the ing that they suffered major addition to live interactive receive large numbers of visitors and tourists. ongoing military operations losses. demonstrations. The three-day expo held under the patronage of Sau- di Interior Minister Prince Abdul Aziz bin Saud bin Stop meddling Naif was inaugurated by Nasser bin Abdul Aziz Al in our affairs, Dawood, the undersecre- Iraq tells US tary of Interior Ministry. Deadline over Baghdad French Pacific raq has called on Wash- US reimposes all Iran sanctions, allows eight countries to continue importing oil Iington to stop meddling territory rejects in it’s internal affairs af - independence regime that continues to fund ter the US Department of Iran has been trying Houthis launching missiles into State said Iran must respect Paris • Riyadh and into Dubai, that’s Baghdad’s sovereignty and for six months with going to stop. That behaviour disarm Shi’ite militias that oters in the French Pa- the EU to create a must change, and sanctions of operate in the country. Vcific territory of New financial mechanism to the United States will be reim- The department last week Caledonia have rejected a avoid the sanctions. posed at midnight tonight.” published 12 requirements bid for independence. Yesterday marked the end of for Iran to behave like a Final results showed that a 180-day deadline the Unit- “normal state” before new 56.4 per cent chose to re- The US has given ed States set before the sec - sanctions on Iran’s oil and main part of France while eight• countries — ond round of sanctions lifted financial sector would take 43.6pc voted to leave - a including India, Japan under the 2015 deal were to effect on Monday. tighter result than some and possibly China resume. Although the sanc - polls had predicted. tions are against the financial —waivers to continue and shipping sectors, the most importing Iranian oil significant measures prohibit to avoid upsetting Major importers of Iran oil. purchases of Iranian oil, which The PMF as an the global market. provides 80 percent of Tehran’s instrument of Tehran government’s behav- tax revenue. Tehran’s regional DON’T MISS IT iour in the region. Starting today, all countries ambitions. Iran Washington Speaking on “Fox News Sun- and businesses that buy oil day,” Pompeo said the sanctions from Iran risk secondary sanc- should end its ecretary of State Mike — the last ones to snap back tions from the United States, support to PMF in Three convicted of Pompeo predicted yes- after the US withdrawal from and the administration has the best interest 03 spying for Qatar Sterday that the remaining the 2015 nuclear deal — aim to vowed to pursue offenders ag- of Iraq. sanctions against Iran that re- get Tehran to stop supporting gressively. Virtually all multi- AL SADR BLOC APM Terminals sume Monday will change the militants in the Middle East, national companies that had Bahrain IPO stop testing missiles and treat started doing business in Iran 04 its own citizens with more re- after sanctions were suspended The demands, published launch set spect. And he defended Presi- We are confident in 2016 have pulled out. The US on Twitter, include calls for dent Trump’s tweet Friday fea- that Iranians has given eight countries — in- Tehran to demobilise and Iraq nationals lose turing a“Game of Thrones”-in- will not restart cluding India, Japan and possi- end support for it’s proxy pleas in passport spired poster that warned: their nuclear bly China —waivers to continue forces in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, 05 80 “Sanctions Are Coming.” importing Iranian oil to avoid Palestine and Lebanon. programme. forgery case per cent of Tehran’s tax Pompeo said that Trump was upsetting the global market. The far-reaching de - revenue comes from the “putting the world on notice POMPEO Turkey said on Saturday it had mands were translated into purchase of oil. that the terror regime which received initial indications from Arabic and shared on the US threatens Israel through Irani- attempted to conduct an assas- Washington that it would be embassy in Baghdad’s Twit- an funding of Lebanese Hizbol- sination in Denmark over that granted a waiver, but is awaiting ter page, drawing criticism lah, that the terror regime that past few weeks, that the terror clarification on Monday. from Iraqi officials. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2018 02 His Majesty holds talks with Ghana Deputy President Manama is Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa yesterday received a Hletter from President of Ghana Nana Akufo Addo, dealing with rela- tions of friendship and cooperation between the two countries, and means of bolstering joint ties. This came as HM the King received, at Al Safriya Palace, Deputy President of Ghana Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, who delivered the letter, conveying greetings to HM the King from Presi- dent Addo, who wished HM the King abundant health and happiness and the people of Bahrain further progress and prosperity. HM the King also extended greetings and good wishes to the President of His Majesty receives Dr Bawumia and accompanying delegation. Ghana, wishing his friendly people further progress and prosperity. of Ghana and reviewed with him bilat- countries. Khalid bin Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Ghana Dr Mahamudu Bawumia and He welcomed the Deputy President eral relations binding the two friendly Separately, Foreign Minister Shaikh Khalifa received Deputy President of bade him farewell. HRH the Premier receives senior state officials, intellectuals, press and media personnel. Crucial media role stressed Media members are partners in national action, says HRH the Premier Manama personnel and scores of citi- phase requires everyone to be zens, with whom he reviewed responsible and spare no effort is Royal Highness national issues, and the latest in order to put Bahrain on the Prime Minister Prince local and international devel- track of the future that would HKhalifa bin Salman Al opments. ensure it ever-lasting leader- Khalifa has praised the role The Prime Minister stressed ship and progress. played by the press and me- the importance of doubling HRH Premier stressed that dia personnel in enlightening efforts in order to keep pace the priority of government society, raising the national with the current challeng- action is to translate its plans and public issues, as well as es and build a better future and programmes into a reality encouraging the citizens to for the kingdom that would that meets the needs of the contribute to the progress strengthen its leadership in citizens. march currently witnessed by various fields. The Prime Minister reiter- the kingdom in various fields. HRH Premier lauded ated the Kingdom’s firm and “What distinguishes jour- the spirit of dedication and steadfast supportive stance nalists and columnists in achievement enjoyed by the towards Saudi Arabia in fac- Bahrain is that they reflect a people of Bahrain, which, he ing all issues raised in various FAST, SAFE AND SECURE lot of reality by highlighting said, is a source of confidence media outlets, emphasising various issues that inform and optimism that the king- the depth of the brotherly re- ONLINE MONEY TRANSFER officials about the concerns dom’s development and pro- lations between Bahrain and and remarks of the public that gress will continue.
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