Gulf Today - 2024-03-03

• 1b Meals Endowment tower plan reviewed by Mohammed
• America airdrops thousands of food packets into Gaza
• Extremists underminin­g democracy, says Sunak
• King of Bahrain receives Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi in Manama
• Sheikh Mansour Agri-excellence Award honours recipients
• UAE and Uruguay enhance cooperatio­n
• Women photograph­ers excel in profession with super ingenuity
• WAM, Kenyan media entities boost collaborat­ion
• Dubai Derma 2024 launches workshops on dermatolog­y
• Internatio­nal meeting on innovation and sepsis begins
• SGMB podcast channel ‘Sharjah Voice’ debuts at Xposure 2024
• Secrets of capturing natural world revealed
• Project Landmark’s ceremony held at Museum of the Future
• Free surgeries of cleft lips bring smiles to children
• Great ‘Mutya ng Pilipinas-dubai’ beauty pageant ceremony today
• EAD gets Carbon Neutral Now Certificat­ion
• Dubai Culture offers inspiring sessions in Reading Month
• Company ordered to pay law firm Dhs275,150
• Al Dhaid Fort Square witnesses launch of Sharjah Heritage Days
• US photograph­er’s lens scans corridors of power
• New species of world’s largest snake found in Amazon
• Trump wins Missouri ahead of Super Tuesday
• Zelensky calls for more air defence systems to ‘save lives’
• Powerful storm dumps snow in California
• Ship hit by Houthi missile sinks in Red Sea
• Iran records 41% turnout for polls
• Harry, you walked away — why should we pay for your security?
• Protesters gather at Navalny’s funeral
• I’d take my kids out of school for a holiday
• Spain braces for wildfires as beef farmers battle red tape
• Sore losers are trying to recall Newsom which is alarming
• Millennial­s are about to become the ‘richest generation in history’? It’s about time!
• Karnataka CM meets cafe blast victims
• Police nab all suspects in student’s death case
• Over 10,000 militants laid down arms in Northeast: Shah
• PTI nominates Achakzai for president in surprise move
• Security situation improves in Pakistan: Report
• Gandapur’s warning sparks ‘concern’ among top cops
• Bugti elected Balochista­n chief minister unopposed
• Mount Everest is ‘crowded and dirty now’
• S.korea publicly orders some doctors to return to work
• Moon lander put to sleep after surviving lunar night
• UAE is leading efforts to shape future of global trade: Ministers
• WTO waives customs duties for e-commerce till 2026
• Royal Commission for Alula unveils global campaign from the UAE
• SCC, US team discuss business ties
• Developer records Dhs3.7b sales growth
• Opec Fund gives $150m in loan to Colombia
• SAA to showcase expansion plans for Sharjah Airport at ITB Berlin
• German inflation eases to 2.7% in Feb
• Indian retailers to explore emerging untapped markets in the tier II cities
• DIBS displays best in nautical affluence
• Valeo lowers sales targets for 2025 as EV growth stalls
• Canada’s economy tops growth forecasts in the fourth quarter
• Air France-klm swings to quarterly loss
• Tribute to a titan: The Africa Institute Sharjah pays homage to Toni Morrison
• Comedian Richard Lewis saluted by ‘Curb’ co-stars
• Military Law rolls back years as Buick’s Cinderella’s Dream realised
• Medeiros strike propels Al Nasr to victory over Bani Yas
• Okafor’s strike fires Milan to victory against livid eight-man Lazio
• No Messi and just 8 MLS teams in US Open Cup after deal
• Postecoglo­u urges team to stay away from social media
• Nunez’s last-gasp strike helps Reds extend lead on top
• Sociedad lose again ahead of high-flying PSG decider
• ‘Extraordin­ary’ Pogba’s doping ban big loss for game: Allegri
• Aussies target new superstar Ravindra in 1st Test against New Zealand
• Celtics school Mavs for 10th consecutiv­e win at NBA
• Furue keeps cool in heat to take lead at Singapore
• Khaled attends Bahrain F1 GP, Verstappen wins season opener
• Dominant Pogacar sprints to victory at Strade Bianche

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