Arab News - 2019-09-20

• US backs KSA’s right to defend itself
• Migrant workers still exploited in World Cup host Qatar: Amnesty
• TheRegiste­r
• #JohnHumphr­ys
• Abdulrahma­n bin Abdullah Al-Samari
• Egyptian duo improves lives through the power of art
• UN urged to condemn Iranian violence in Yemen
• Photo platform’s lens on regional talent
• Saudi ambassador of arts: Rakan Abdulwahid
• UAE joins US-led Gulf flotilla to maintain trade security
• Russia, China veto UN resolution for cease-fire in Syria’s Idlib
• The head of the Blue and White party in Israel has not shown any significan­t interest in a major change of policy toward Palestinia­ns.
• Third Algerian protest figure detained
• Students vow to propel professor to upset Tunisia win
• Israeli drones were on ‘attack mission’
• 40 killed in airstrike, car bomb in Afghanista­n
• Indian home minister calls for national register to weed out illegal migrants
• Trump must outline Iranian threat during UN address
• Tunisian voters shun establishm­ent in favor of new faces
• Israeli election showing can empower Palestinia­n cause
• Aleppine singer Saleh straddled sacred-secular line
• Tehran has to be confronted
• Oil prices climb as Saudi capacity cushions impact
• Kingdom stands on the front line of global energy security
• Can green investment help relaunch Germany’s economy?
• Reduce waste, save money: France’s poorest city goes green
• Fire and hail push insurers to rethink climate change risks
• Treble or nothing at World Cup as All Blacks face major test
• Loss at Napoli a blip, priority is league title: Alexander-Arnold
• Al Bait Hotel brings Sharjah’s heritage into modern world
• Mayyas shine on global stage

Arab News - 2019-09-19

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