Arab News - 2020-01-24

• 40 Assad soldiers ‘killed in attack’
• Top UK band lauds ‘magical’ concert venue for Saudi fest performanc­e
• #CHENxDynam­icDuo_You
• Saudi G20 faces up to global challenges
• Dubai’s Jumeirah eyes Saudi mega-projects
• Aramco CEO offers food for thought along with canapes
• Dye another way: Why seaweed’s on the rack
• Women of the WEF unite to talk gender divides at Davos
• Health Ministry launches 8,000 steps campaign
• Glowing, glowing, gone ...
• Local group highlights KSA as prime tourist destinatio­n
• Tehran using violence and politics to push US out of Iraq, say experts
• Lebanon MPs call for extra security
• Daesh resurgence possible if US leaves Iraq, says general
• Dozens killed near Sanaa as army targets rebel supply lines
• The famous Egyptian city square that shaped a nation’s history
• Libya meet seeks solution to conf lict
• Vets scramble to save malnourish­ed lions in Sudan park
• Rohingya, Bangladesh welcome ICJ’s genocide prevention ruling
• Turkey will suffer another failure if it expands Libya conflict
• Saudi support of Cyprus key as tempers flare in Mediterran­ean
• Imaginatio­n required if full UK-EU deal to be agreed
• A case for pragmatism in the light of Brexit
• No excuses left on Myanmar
• Airlines on high alert as virus spreads
• Boeing’s new CEO orders rethink on key jetliner project
• Confident Johnson tees up Saudi title defense
• Nadal, Kyrgios advance as freak weather hits Australian Open
• Small on space, big on taste
• Alternativ­e music event MuseNight launches in Saudi Arabia
• Postcards release sophomore album ‘The Good Soldier’

Arab News - 2020-01-23

Arab News - 2020-01-25