Gulf Today - 2023-02-03

• Sharjah revs high on green energy with solar racing car
• Validity of all types of UAE entry visas can be extended
• VP sets up Family Business Centre
• Leaders mourn death of Mohammad Saeed Al Mulla
• National drug tracking system launched
• Civil marriage service for non-muslims launched
• Sharjah DGR explores cultural cooperatio­n with Japanese cities
• FOCP starts PCR’S free breast cancer screenings nationwide
• Gang of gamblers jailed
• Sharjah Book Authority champions role of awards in translatio­n
• Penguins add warm touch to breakfast at Ski Dubai
• Dubai Cares reveals COP28 plans, turns logo green
• FOCP challenge sees 6 innovative apps for childhood cancer patients
• Sharjah Public Library hosts 33 activities in January
• MBRSC announces details of first long-duration Arab space mission
• Aster pact seeks quick delivery of medicines at doorstep
• EMSAT to be optional for higher education institutio­ns
• 12th Sharjah Light Festival starts from February 8
• Israeli warplanes launch fresh air raids on Gaza
• Spain, Morocco sign migrant, trade deals
• Syria condemns OPCW report on 2018 attack
• France to host internatio­nal summit on Lebanon crisis
• When influencer­s encourage you to have a procedure
• US Fed moderates interest hike rate
• Running a charter school for profit should be illegal
• UK will take time to adjust to Brexit
• Can US support Ukraine without provoking Russia?
• Something needs to be done to reward nursing staff still willing to work in areas where night shifts are a necessity
• Opposition seeks JPC probe into Adani Group issue
• Journalist Kappan walks out of jail after two years
• Budget has nothing to offer to common man: AAP
• Couple charred to death as car catches fire in Kannur
• Police closing in on terror network behind blast: IGP
• Police arrest former interior minister Rashid
• KP, Punjab governors refuse to fix dates for polls
• Alvi urged to take notice of PTI members’ victimisat­ion
• N . K orea says US drills threaten to turn region into ‘war zone’
• Philippine­s expands US access to military bases
• Tsai welcomes retired US admiral for China talks
• Chinese tourists return to Bali after three years
• Abu Dhabi Chamber launches new strategy spanning from 2023 to 2025
• Global stock markets climb after rate decisions
• Breakbulk unites industry leaders to identify opportunit­ies for growth
• Boosting organisati­ons’ partnershi­p
• Flitit.com opens its first megastore in Al Barsha
• Dropbox partners with leading tech firm
• Adnoc signs agreements with 23 companies worth Dhs17 billion
• New $50m facility opens in Jebel Ali to boost petrochemi­cal trade
• Borouge reports $1.4b net profit during 2022
• Four business groups within the constructi­on sector launched
• At a gallery in Largo, AI helps create images of Blackness
• Genelia used to get annoyed by Riteish making Tiktok videos
• Carnival action steps up a gear with cracking Friday offering
• Fresu lands Al Ruwais and Arabian Triple Crown glory
• Hisatsune sets pace at RAK C’ship
• Barcelona earn tense victory over Betis to extend Spanish League lead
• Cancelo helps Bayern find form with Mainz rout in German Cup
• Ireland coach backs Mccloskey with rare Six Nations start
• Free-spending Chelsea can ‘attack’ end of the season
• Man.utd finish off Forest to cruise into League Cup final
• Cremonese pulls off another Italian Cup shock to beat Roma
• Barca move for Galaxy’s Araujo may be foiled by 18-second delay
• World Cup winner Varane retires from France team
• England loss in third match dents SA’S WC hopes of direct qualificat­ion
• Interim Windies manager Coley stays positive, seeks Lara help Tatum shines as Celtics sizzle in Nets’ rout, Trail Blazers win
• IPL will become world’s biggest domestic sport event: Strauss
• Injured Mbappe ruled out of CL first leg clash against Bayern
• Gill’s blitzkrieg century stokes comparison with Indian great Kohli
• Baltics, Poland call for ban on Russian players at Olympics

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