Arab News - 2022-11-03

• Iran police ‘set loose to brutalize protesters’
• Saudi foreign minister leads calls for unity at Arab League summit
• Saudi children queue up to build their own robots
• Symptoms of a broken country
• Future jobs demand future learning, Riyadh forum told
• Saudi-German cooperatio­n boosted by delegation’s visit, envoy says
• Winter Wonderland returns with 80 entertainm­ent activities
• Veteran Saudi educator teaches Kingdom’s kids the laws of robotics
• Yemen security forces bust Iran-backed Houthi cell in Shabwa
• Palestinia­ns fear rise in violence as Israeli hawks lead
• Putin praises Turkey role as Russia rejoins Ukraine grain exports deal
• Kuwaiti crown prince stresses peace, fighting terror
• UK PM Rishi Sunak U-turns on attending COP27
• Indonesia, MWL hold first-ever G20 religion forum
• Women may be the catalyst for Iran’s big change
• MENA nations making rapid progress on climate technology
• The exploitati­on of Africa’s green energy transition
• Arabs tend to get the blame in US
• Midterms set to have major impact on US foreign policy
• Saudi Arabia signals mining focus as it looks to diversify
• Oil investment lag sowing seeds for future energy crises: OPEC
• Homegrown talent and innovation shore up Saudi Arabia’s bright future
• Saudi-Turkey trade ties deepen as Turkish contractor wins Jeddah project
• KSA’s PMI hits 57.2 fueled by strong non-oil sector growth
• UK, Arabs promote trade possibilit­ies following Brexit and pandemic
• Qatar coach stresses discipline ahead of World Cup opener
• Egypt’s Youssef Hossam eyes redemption in padel
• Imaan Hammam shares runway tips
• M.F. Husain’s ‘Fury’ sells at first ‘phygital’ sale for an Indian artist

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