Arab News - 2024-03-02

• Iranians go to the polls amid apathy and discontent
• Global pressure mounts on Israel for impartial Gaza massacre probe
• AlUla takes its charms to a global audience
• Twenty One Pilots
• Rising to the climate challenge
• A moment to celebrate Saudi Arabia’s conservati­on efforts
• Saudi team separates conjoined Nigerian twins Hassana and Hasina
• King Saud University pioneers in metaverse technology
• Al-Balad’s new heritage hotels offer glimpse into bygone era
• ‘Asayel’ equestrian theater show wins hearts in Diriyah
• Brazil’s Foz do Iguacu and Jordan’s Petra become sister cities
• Ambassador­s urge Lebanon to elect president who can articulate national interests
• Shoukry: Egypt hopeful of Gaza ceasef ire deal before Ramadan
• UN experts: RSF carried out ethnic killings and rapes that may be war crimes
• Ex-govt adviser urges British PM to apologize to London mayor over Islamophob­ia
• Cafe Habib in Philippine­s becomes hub of Gaza solidarity
• Grieving families await bodies after restaurant blaze
• Hundreds of Lanka nurses to join Saudi hospitals in 2024
• Gaza and the shameless vacuum of Western morality
• Starvation: Israel’s criminal weapon of war
• Turkiye, Gulf states’ converging interests in Horn of Africa
• Accelerati­ng the region’s transforma­tion of its agrifood systems
• Regional startup activity continues to rise ahead of LEAP24
• Siemens inaugurate­s electrical equipment facility in Jeddah
• Middle East’s march toward a greener future
• Gaza conflict sends ripples through MENA Soft Power landscape
• Rising Stars Arabia to feature several fighters on cusp of world recognitio­n
• Rahm and Meronk share lead after first round of LIV Golf Jeddah
• Malak Mattar: ‘This painting is not about hope’
• Screen ScenE
• Saudi Reporters discuss their anti-bullying song, ‘Be A Friend’
• Meet the stars of ‘Camel Quest’

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