Arab News - 2022-12-03

• Conservati­ve women join Iran protests for Amini
• US-led forces resume normal patrols in Syria
• Socrates Cafe founder stresses power of philosophy at Riyadh meet
• ‘Wednesday’
• ‘Saudi Arabia and Zanzibar have many priorities in common’
• Space may be ‘home’ sooner than we think, Riyadh forum told
• Authoritie­s seize millions of Captagon pills at Jeddah, Empty Quarter ports
• Music enthusiast­s sport hoodies at MDLBEAST Soundstorm 2022
• Guy Ritchie envisions bright future for KSA film industry
• Lebanese facing tax rises and more expensive imports
• Syria resisting Russia’s efforts to broker Turkiye summit, sources say
• UK refugee scheme ‘resettled just 4 Afghans since Taliban takeover’
• Russia ‘open’ to talks on Ukraine but presses demands after Biden comment
• Israeli peace activists show presence in West Bank hot spot
• Israeli police shoot dead Palestinia­n in West Bank
• Minister upbeat on Saudi job prospects for Lankans
• Labour beats Tories in by-election
• North Africa has no instant cure for Europe’s energy woes
• Do not expect any Russia-Ukraine peace talks any time soon
• Helping the young Druze who refuse to serve in Israeli army
• Turkiye-UAE defense ties grow
• The greatest threat to the human race is the human race itself
• Think again about inflation and the Fed
• Middle East carriers see 15% fall in air cargo volumes
• Tech program to help women-led startups
• PIF announces establishm­ent of Aseer Investment Company
• Capital markets need to step in to secure Vision 2030 goals: S&P Global
• Twitter suspends Kanye’s account again on violating rules
• As crypto fails in US, is the Middle East on a digital renaissanc­e?
• Messi, Argentina try to avoid upset against Australia
• South Korea convert injury-time winner to reach last 16
• TheRoundup
• Screen ScenE
• Sarah Awad: ‘What’s exciting about painting is the sense of the unknown’
• Fayrouz — the Arab world’s greatest living singer

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