Arab News - 2018-03-04

• Turkish troops push deeper into northern Syria
• Saudi fashion designer puts local women in the driving seat
• Lebanese police chief held over false spying claims
• Drone can search and destroy targets on ground, in air and at sea
• A rare English rose is taking root in Riyadh
• Expats have long benefited from character-building activities offered by internatio­nal schools
• Turkish airstrikes kill dozens from pro-Assad forces in northern Syria
• Iraqis fear arrest for having the same names as Daesh fighters
• US, Russia clash over blame for Syria chemical attacks
• ‘Most powerful woman in Lebanon’ held over claims she framed actor Former police chief ‘acted out of revenge,’ investigat­ors allege
• Palestinia­ns warn of ‘catastroph­e’ over major new Israeli settlement
• Guatemala court rejects attempt to block Jerusalem embassy move
• Female-only news agency accused of making ‘terror propaganda’ Journalist­s reject claim and vow to continue working
• Iran acid attack victims find new identity in art
• Iran rejects missile talks as US pressure mounts
• US takes aim at Afghan army’s Russian rifles Security personnel question the move
• Pakistan’s ruling party takes lead in Senate poll: Media
• Last male northern white rhino takes a walk despite illness
• Pakistan’s foreign secretary expected in Washington next week to improve rocky ties
• Anti-immigrant candidate hoping to make gains in Italian election
• Suspect in US college campus shooting apprehende­d
• Teacher found guilty of grooming children to launch terror attacks in London
• Iran, Israel and their phony war
• What should we do with militants who come back home?
• How faith can fight extremism
• German minister wants tougher foreign investment rules
• Kurdish lawmakers boycott vote over reduced budget share
• Stabilizin­g oil prices may have made a London summit of the industry’s biggest hitters a quieter affair than usual. But on the sidelines, serious questions about the future were still being asked.
• Indian police say gold bribes given in $2bn bank fraud case
• Tunisia’s foreign exchange reserves fall to $4.6bn
• Egyptian economy lifts off with turbocharg­ed energy sector
• Making it easier for women to start and run their own businesses will pave the way for new private sector jobs.
• Egypt’s trade deficit down by 11 percent in January
• VAR set to get World Cup green light
• Toshiba launches world’s first multifunct­ion hybrid printing system
• Indonesia steals limelight at AISJ Internatio­nal Day
• Saudia Cargo wins Internatio­nal Air Cargo Marketing Award at ACI 2018
• Technogym launches first treadmill combining cardio and power training
• Fuchs releases advanced Titan Super GT Oils
• Chef Wolfgang Puck readies caviar, gold dust for Oscars feast
• Egyptian authoritie­s can’t stomach belly dancers in school

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