Arab News - 2019-09-18

• Saudi oil production returning to normal, says energy minister
• Mo Salah’s wife: Egyptian women’s icon who shuns limelight
• Brian Turk
• Prince Abdul Aziz bin Turki Al-Faisal
• Mindanao’s farewell to arms
• Kingdom wants global community to confront Aramco attackers
• Over 14,000 civilians killed by Houthi militia in 4 years
• Brazilian agricultur­e minister hails multibilli­on-dollar trade bond with KSA
• Registrati­on begins for Misk-UNESCO training program
• Palestinia­ns would like to see Netanyahu lose in elections
• Some important facts and figures about Israeli elections
• New spats shake Iraq’s teetering stability — and its PM
• 10 pro-Iranian militiamen killed in eastern Syria
• Tehran charges three detained Australian­s with spying
• Manila calls for collective efforts to combat terrorism
• Europe lacks the backbone to challenge Israeli annexation
• Israel’s embrace of China a growing concern for US
• US should set up Iran-Gulf confidence-building measures
• Mugabe: From independen­ce and stability to coup and chaos
• Afghanista­n’s bleak future
• US holds back on tapping reserve to stabilize markets
• Swift loadings after attacks demonstrat­e resilience of Saudi oil industry
• Trade talks seen as unlikely to mend US-China divide
• Developers cut prices over weak Chinese home price growth
• South Korea braces for oil supply disruption
• Apple says EU order def ies reality and common sense
• Britain’s biggest mining project in the balance as Sirius bond aborted
• MARITIME SECTOR OOCL joins shipping lines at King Abdullah Port
• Argaam named ‘digital sponsor’ for Euromoney conference
• Al-Hilal advance into AFC Champions League semifinals
• Guardiola chases Champions League vindicatio­n
• Beirut Art Fair celebrates 10th anniversar­y with packed program
• Jessica Kahawaty touches down in Milan for football, fashion week

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