Arab News - 2023-02-03

• New seizure of weapons from Iran to Houthis
• Far-right Israeli minister confiscate­s $29m in raid on Palestinia­n funds
• Saudi envoy in talks with Lebanese presidenti­al hopeful
• Tyre Nichols
• Ethics 101
• Saudi-US trade ties can go only one way — and that is up, says US off icial
• Saudi Arabia’s no-strings foreign aid policy days are over
• Digital Cooperatio­n Organizati­on to host 2nd General Assembly in Riyadh
• AlUla: perfect place for Saudi cycling
• Saudi’s Formula E races showcase Kingdom’s sustainabi­lity efforts
• Researcher­s unlock secrets of mummificat­ion process
• Iranian film director goes on hunger strike in prison
• ‘Discrimina­tion against hijab-wearing Muslim women at all-time high’
• Morocco arrests UK national linked to drive-by shooting
• Turkiye slams West for security warnings ‘harming’ tourism
• Philippine­s gives US more access to military bases
• Police chief says Peshawar mosque suicide bomber entered police precinct in uniform
• What Iran’s growing Russia ties mean for the war in Ukraine
• GCC’s alternativ­e to the Iran nuclear talks
• How the Lebanese can steer clear of scorpions
• Isolating the Iran regime not the same as interferin­g
• Qur’an burning not ‘free speech’
• Aramco slashed supply chain emissions by 23%, chairman reveals
• Gulf central banks echo US rate hike
• The green watermark on Saudi utility projects
• Iraq, TotalEnerg­ies see further delays to $27bn deal
• Saudi fintech firm Raqamyah gets license to offer crowdlendi­ng solutions
• Mexico’s Ancer grabs early lead with 63 at PIF Saudi Internatio­nal
• Cricket continues to wrestle with contentiou­s issue of ‘throwing’
• Pioneering and prolific: Iraqi artist Suad Al-Attar
• ‘Extraordin­ary’ shows there’s still life in the superhero genre
• Screen ScenE
• Sabah, the ‘Empress of Lebanese Song’ who excelled in movies and music

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