Arab News - 2023-02-01

• 3 Al-Qaeda militants die in Yemen drone strike
• The last waltz: Young Iranian couple jailed for dancing
• Top US envoy’s ‘sorrow’ for innocent Palestinia­n victims of Israeli violence
• Jaafar Jackson
• The alchemy of water security
• Islamophob­ia reached ‘alarming’ levels: OIC
• Pakistani biker group arrives in Makkah after 22-day ride from Lahore
• Indian secretary predicts new ties with Saudi Arabia on climate action
• ‘Hatred’ blamed for low turnout in Tunisia
• Turkish military’s push into Iraqi territory risks deeper conflict
• Afghan cancer patients who died in Pakistan jail were denied treatment, envoy says
• Indonesia sees Saudi Arabia as ‘priority partner’ to boost Mideast trade
• Dangerous times ahead for Palestinia­ns
• Israel must ask itself some difficult questions
• UK’s worrying approach to discarding EU regulation
• Japan’s new security posture is Abe’s legacy
• Turkiye’s trio of challenges
• Saudi Arabia’s real GDP grows by 5.4% in Q4 2022
• Saudi banks’ profits up 21% in December, central bank data shows
• China seeks stronger economic ties with KSA
• Siemens Energy aims to support Kingdom achieve its net-zero goals
• Over 100 Aramco suppliers on course to establish regional hubs in Kingdom
• KSA launches freight service at Dammam port
• Saudi Arabia remains largest projects market in GCC in 2022, says report
• Saudi Arabia key to cybersecur­ity firm Dragos’ GCC expansion plans
• Alshaya Group, MODON launch Starbucks factory in Sudair City
• Mobily’s support for Diriyah E-Prix shows potential for sustainabl­e tech
• Defending champions Varner III, Hall praise sporting equality at Saudi golf events
• LIV Golf League’s 2023 schedule to feature 14 events in 7 countries
• Christie’s Dubai turns itself into a garden of jewels to attract Gulf collectors
• Winnie Harlow takes a ‘joy ride’ in Saudi Arabia

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