Arab News - 2019-10-05

• Death toll 53 as Iraq unrest spreads
• ‘Golden goal’: Saudi decision to play World Cup match in Palestine hailed
• #BornAKing
• Ahmed Al-Hakbani
• Fuel for the creative Saudi spirit
• Saudi Arabia faces obstacles in combating ‘criminal use of ICT’
• ‘Packing a punch’ normalized among girls in the Kingdom
• WFP and KSA jointly tackling hunger, climate change in Africa
• Syrian opposition vows to back any Turkish operation into northeast
• Algeria protesters demand army quit politics after cleric urges election
• US sanctions squeezing Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon
• New round of talks on Nile waters starts in Khartoum
• Cyprus condemns new Turkey energy drill as ‘severe escalation’
• Secondary school reopened, named after Mo Salah in his hometown
• Moscow summons Iran envoy over arrest of Russian journalist in Tehran
• Putin offers counterter­rorism help to Philippine­s president
• Pakistan’s hosting of Taliban leaders angers Afghanista­n
• Education in the Arab world needs more Arab culture
• Impeachmen­t inquiry will actually stabilize US policy
• Houthis seek absolute power, not peace
• Turkish parties clash over Syria strategy
• Is the far right on the ropes in Europe?
• EU set to remove UAE from tax haven blacklist
• Russian Energy Week: Greta, oil psychology and entreprene­urialism
• Uniqlo takes plunge in Indian retail market
• Japan’s Abe pledges economic support steps if risks intensify
• US gives limited approval to HawaiianJa­pan Airlines venture
• BP names Bernard Looney as next CEO
• ECB’s old guard attack Draghi’s long-term easy money policy
• Brendan Rodgers returns to Liverpool at helm of high-flying Leicester
• AlUla: Saudi Arabia’s natural wonder

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