Arab News - 2019-09-17

• Terror threat to oil supplies ‘most worrying scenario:’ Japan
• Wrapping up Europe’s First Internatio­nal Festival for Camels
• Rememberin­g the ‘King of Blues’
• Mohammed Al-Shammary
• Coherent ‘strategic response’ to Aramco attacks urged
• Weapons used in Aramco attacks ‘came from Iran’
• Saudi Fire Safety Conference sets example for other countries
• KAICIID on a mission to replace hate rhetoric with tolerance
• Tunisian establishm­ent stunned as outsiders claim election win
• Italy arrests ‘torturers’ after migrants denounce Libya camp horrors
• Leaders of Turkey, Iran and Russia discuss crisis in Idlib
• Lebanon tribunal issues new murder charges against man accused of former PM’s assassinat­ion
• Kim Jong Un invites Trump to Pyongyang
• 600,000 Rohingya in Myanmar at ‘serious risk of genocide’: UN
• China would be unwise to try and wait out Trump
• Netanyahu’s annexation plan far more than an election ploy
• Abqaiq and Khurais attacks demand a strong response
• Nasrallah taking Lebanon to war for Tehran’s benefit
• Iran a threat to all nations
• Wall Street slides after Saudi attacks; energy stocks surge
• Response to Saudi Aramco attacks crucial to oil price
• World must transform food production, scientists say
• EU split over budget as Germans push for curbs
• YouTube ‘creators’ fret over impact of new child protection rules
• The big business of classic TV for streaming giants
• New Land Rover Defender makes global debut
• Hyundai’s new Sonata sedan arrives in Saudi showrooms
• World’s richest horse race to ‘open doors’ for internatio­nal tourists to Saudi Arabia
• Ibrahimovi­c hat trick powers Galaxy past Sporting
• Regional designers wow the front row at LFW
• Region’s biggest kid’s library opens new chapter for the UAE

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