Arab News - 2019-11-23

• 4 protesters killed as Iraqi cleric calls for quick reforms
• ‘The Banker’
• Prince Jalawi bin Abdul Aziz
• Ballerina embodies UAE’s drive to become regional cultural hub
• Egyptian adventurer swims against the plastic tide
• Saudi students showcase pioneering inventions
• Riyadh Season introduces year-round safaris
• Qatif ’s first flower festival attracts 115,000 visitors
• More than 80 detained in Algiers protest, says rights group
• Israeli settlers torch cars and olive trees in occupied West Bank: Palestinia­ns
• Israel faces the uncertaint­y of post-Netanyahu era
• Turkish leaders’ war of words over ‘secret meetings’ claim
• Talks with Taliban only after truce is reinforced: Trump
• No Muslim minister appointed as Sri Lanka swears in new Cabinet
• China’s struggles explain why it won’t supplant US
• France leading internatio­nal effort to help Lebanon
• Turkey’s Daesh deportatio­ns pose a massive dilemma for Europe
• The grey vote will decide the UK’s December election
• US pressure is telling on Iran
• 5G to be next US-China battlegrou­nd
• Marx , Mao and me: What I learned from the New Economy Forum
• Physical oil and futures align to tell story of a tighter market
• Asian LNG prices tumble as supply floods market
• Papua New Guinea says talks with Exxon on hold
• Angular Tesla electric pickup truck flouts convention­s
• Panasonic has no plans for new Chinese Tesla plant
• Diriyah E-Prix fuels historic first race for Saudi female driver
• Liverpool urged to keep focus as fixture pile-up looms
• Gangster goodbye? Legends unite for Scorsese’s ‘Irishman’
• ‘Reimagined Narratives’ brings heritage and art together

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