Arab News - 2018-03-07

• Agenda includes CEO conference, cultural events
• The ‘cease-fire’ that isn’t: Death toll hits 800 in Ghouta bloodbath
• Crown prince tells London: I want to boost ‘super’ UK relationsh­ip
• London’s best argument for staging Aramco IPO: It is not New York
• The changing face of ‘Little Arabia’
• Saudi women will drive but face bumpy road to empowermen­t
• Record-breaking flower power carpets Yanbu festival
• Cabinet slams violations in Syria’s Eastern Ghouta
• Russian, US airstrikes killed hundreds of Syrians last year: UN
• Aide to Palestinia­n president mocks Trump’s peace efforts
• NATO chief plans military academies for Iraqi forces
• Kurdish militias redeploy to halt Turkish advance
• Philippine­s on alert for attack by pro-Daesh militants
• Indian MP urges ‘liberal’ visa policy toward Pakistan
• Daesh struggling for survival, say Afghan officials
• Fatal US Niger mission ‘lacked proper approval’
• Russian double agent and his daughter rushed to hospital after collapsing in southwest England Case compared to the murder of Alexander Litvinenko, who was poisoned in London in 2006
• Danish submarine inventor faces trial for ‘shocking’ and ‘cruel’ murder
• Italian election result shows north-south divide
• US and Russia taking us on path to major global disorder
• Egypt needs brainpower not muscle power
• Japan urges US to shun steel tariffs but makes no threats
• Norway’s $1 trillion wealth fund earned less due to exclusions made on ethical grounds
• Dubai venture firm targets India’s health and education sectors
• British energy-support services lured back to the Gulf
• Toy company’s profits drop for 2017 as revenue in establishe­d markets declines
• Aramco IPO preparatio­ns ‘progressin­g well’ but final decision lies with shareholde­r Timing of the share sale and the venue for any listing other than the Tadawul in Riyadh have yet to be taken
• Surging shale output is set to make the US the world’s largest oil producer. Look a little more closely into the future, however, and there is a reason all eyes will still be on Saudi Arabia.
• Oil rises after Korea talks feed risk appetite
• Emaar adds Toko in Vida Downtown to portfolio
• New Hyundai Accent arrives in the Middle East
• Sanofi KSA launches next generation basal insulin
• Isuzu challenge takes ‘D-Max’ from Kingdom’s west to east
• STC inks deal with Nokia for 5G network
• Kane central to what could be one of club’s great nights
• King Salman makes the pledge in telephone call with Iraq PM
• Juve eye the bright lights with ‘The Flash’ in their ranks
• Truth will prevail in drug test:Alvarez
• Federer and Bill Gates double up
• ‘Quit your whinging,’ legend Warne tells warring cricket pair
• Pacquiao set to make his comeback in Malaysia
• #MeToo throws new spotlight on Internatio­nal Women’s Day
• Man arrested, accused of stealing McDormand’s Oscar trophy
• Ex-lawyers for rap’s ‘Suge’ Knight accused of witness bribery

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