Khaleej Times - 2021-03-01

• BLOODBATH IN MYANMAR
• Overstayin­g visitors can now stay until March 31
• ARSENAL RALLY TO BEAT LEICESTER 3-1
• JUST A FEW MORE WEEKS BEFORE WINTER ENDS
• HOW LONG WILL INDIAN RUPEE TANK?
• The UAE is beating back the virus but patience is a virtue:
• The importance of data privacy regulatory compliance
• Infants with heart issues to be monitored while at home
• Israeli-owned ship In Dubai for assessment after blast
• Dh1,000 per employee: Fine for firms not paying salaries
• Varsity lab uses smart grids for clean energy
• Having a baby? A convertibl­e suite will enhance your experience
• Early survivor stresses on holistic well-being
• After beating it, doctor calls for healthy lifestyle
• Why the US should pursue cooperatio­n with China
• When I was part of the cheering squad for UAE Tour 2021
• The year of digital lifestyle
• Israel to vaccinate Palestinia­n labourers against coronaviru­s
• Iran’s virus deaths cross 60,000 mark
• Retreating Covid threatens a comeback, warn experts
• My dream is to see India and Pakistan become true good friends: Malala
• Arrival of ‘sticky bombs’ in Jammu & Kashmir sets off alarm bells
• Promotion of tourism will lead to creation of jobs: PM
• Ruling party MPs contacting PDM for Senate polls: Bilawal
• Spacewalki­ng astronauts prep station for new solar wings
• Doctor appears in court video call while performing surgery
• Philippine­s receives its first Covid vaccines from China
• Reforms, new rules to spur rebound in UAE IPO action
• ‘Long way to go’ for women on Wall St
• Bitcoin aims to pay off in finance
• Startups to maintain momentum in Dubai
• UAE, Israel companies tie up for green tech
• Amanat Holdings posts solid recovery in fourth quarter
• Health and safety top priority for Dubai tennis organisers
• Lyon joins Ashwin in solidarity over Ahmedabad track
• Inter Milan trounce Genoa to extend Serie A lead
• Lahore see off Karachi in a thriller

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