Arab News - 2024-03-09

• Iran in the dock over headscarf protests crackdown
• Record expansion of settlement­s inWest Bank ‘is war crime by Israel’
• Margaret Qualley
• Using cleaner fuels for a greener future
• Saudi climate action through carbon capture and storage
• Ramadan is coming, but Gaza has been fasting for months already
• World’s first 3D-printed mosque unveiled in Jeddah
• Alkhobar’s Bohemia brings music to Kingdom’s capital
• Saudi teen artist develops vision to support local artists
• Lebanese border region dotted with ghost towns as residents flee
• Sleepless nights for mothers of Palestinia­ns jailed in West Bank
• US proposal to build aid port off Gaza ‘cynical’: UN expert
• Anti-Biden coalitions plan national convention to find presidenti­al alternativ­es
• Calling pro-Palestine protesters extremists is ‘outrageous,’ says UK govt adviser
• ‘World has abandoned us’: Afghan women’s rights plunge in global silence
• Ancient mosque stands witness to Muslim influence in Thailand’s present and past
• Unions should not disrupt France’s Olympics party
• How Britain stood up to be counted on Ukraine
• Why the degrowth movement is approachin­g a dead end
• A day of celebratio­n for the strong and powerful women of the Gulf
• Red Sea Global, Four Seasons to launch new resort at Triple Bay AMAALA
• KSA emerges as real estate giant in Gulf region, accounting for 63% of projects: CBRE
• Major deals signed at trade show by Saudi Tourism Authority
• Saudi Arabia waives customs duties on certain goods
• Advanced license launched to support constructi­on investors
• Lebanese journalist­s to sue Israel at ICC over war ‘atrocities’
• Saudi Media Ministry signs global deals to advance AI, infrastruc­ture
• Red Bull on-track dominance overshadow­ed by controvers­y off it
• Screen ScenE
• Hiroshima and Nagasaki — an inescapabl­e history
• Trailblaze­rs: Chaïbia Talal – the self-taught Moroccan ‘outsider artist’

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