Gulf Today - 2022-09-22

• Mohamed’s role in regional peace praisewort­hy: Hamad
• Threat to use nuclear arms is not a bluff, stresses Putin
• Majority of Arab youth prefer to live in the UAE: Survey
• Female cops join Dubai Police Command Centre
• Car cleaner wins Dhs10m jackpot in Mahzooz draw
• PRE-IGCF workshops, events to hone skills of 250 youths
• Egypt and Canada leaders to brainstorm strategies at IGCF
• Asian blackmails compatriot over indecent videos with a woman
• Maktoum opens Smart Salem centre for medical fitness test
• World Giftedness Centre Award winners announced
• Rain hits parts of UAE; clear weather expected today
• Al Ain Zoo offers tours for school students
• Respect for region’s culture attracts Arab youth to UAE
• China seeks peaceful Taiwan ‘reunificat­ion’
• Japanese man sets himself on fire over Abe funeral
• Palestinia­ns reach truce to end West Bank clashes
• Protests spread in Iran over woman’s death
• Eritrea launches offensive over Tigrayan border
• Israeli and Turkish leaders meet as tensions ease
• UN chief is loud and clear, doesn’t mince words
• Egypt, India sign MOU on arms cooperatio­n
• Europe’s used cars get a new life, but at a cost
• Twilight of the Tigris: Iraq’s mighty river drying up
• Celebritie­s coming back to White House after drought
• Truss made a virtue out of saying she was prepared to be unpopular at home to take the difficult decisions needed
• Rahul’s march success prompts Congress to extend programme
• Hate speech poisons, role of anchor is critical: SC
• Kejriwal says BJP’S stronghold in Gujarat in trouble
• Diseases, malnutriti­on likely to raise Pak flood deaths: UN
• Manila marks 50th anniversar­y of martial law
• PTI tries to blunt EC’S moves against Imran
• About 40,000 undocument­ed Chinese in Philippine­s
• Kelly Clarkson receives stars on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• UK eases pressure on business by halving energy bills this winter
• US Fed set to raise rates as recession fears mount
• Nextgenfdi programme adds more entities to lure global firms
• Sharjah, Indonesia boost investment
• Uae-south Korea bilateral trade grows 19% to $1.3b in Q1 of 2022
• Taqa to refinance Mirfa Power and Water Plant with Dhs4b funding
• Dubai’s dhow trade sees 21% growth in H1
• Indian rupee closes at record low
• UAE leads in Indian exports to GCC with 68% growth at $28 billion
• Gulfood 2022 set to tackle global food system challenges
• GCI and ICCROM holding training courses for mosaic conservati­on
• Nimrat Kaur looks back as ‘The Lunchbox’ completes nine years
• Annaud returns to Hollywood with ‘Notre-dame on Fire’
• Team Abu Dhabi duo aim to boost double world title bid in Italy GP
• Sundhu replaces Sana in Pakistan’s squad for Asia Cup
• UAE resident golfer Gaudin qualifies for National Finals
• Wales skipper Bale confident of WC fitness after feeling love in LA
• New Brighton boss De Zerbi gets seal of approval from Guardiola
• Qatar emerge from training lockdown ahead of mega event
• WC captains want to wear rainbow armbands
• Tensions in France squad ahead of Nations League matches
• Neuer, Goretzka ruled out of Germany games with COVID-19
• Sampaoli heaps praise on Scaloni’s Argentina
• Brentford star Mbeumo eyes World Cup place with Cameroon
• Powerhouse US team expected to extend winning streak at Presidents Cup
• R ohit blames bowlers after India’s defeat to Australia in T20 opener
• Dream England return ‘felt like a debut again’ for Hales
• India to host Motogp race in 2023, MOU signed for seven years
• Ronaldo wants to play till Euro 2024, says journey on pitch is not over yet
• England captain welcomes ‘special’ first women’s five-day Test

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