Kuwait Times - 2021-05-13

• Fears of ‘full-scale war’ as Zionist attacks kill 56
• Kuwait’s Amir receives greetings on Eid Al-Fitr from Crown Prince, senior officials
• Russia mourns victims of Kazan school shooting
• Doctors voice alarm: 5-fold jump in kids swallowing magnets
• Kuwait rebuffs Zionist settlement schemes in occupied Palestine
• Farewell, Ramadan
• Christians and Muslims: Witnesses of hope
• Palestinia­ns decry social media ‘censorship’
• Iran’s Ahmadineja­d submits name for presidenti­al poll
• Taleban seize district on outskirts of Afghan capital
• World powers call for de-escalation in Jerusalem, Gaza
• Middle East strife drags in reluctant Biden
• Libya’s latest unity government faces uphill battle
• Egypt releases men accused of gang rape in luxury hotel
• IS-linked militants kill four farmers in Indonesia
• Still no justice a year after Afghan hospital massacre
• Higher antibiotic doses may make bacteria ‘fitter’
• Net across Ganges to catch India COVID-19 corpses
• Five die on ferry as Bangladesh­is defy lockdown for Eid
• Cities fail to adapt to climate change
• Money sent home helps Mexicans survive recession
• EU predicts big turnaround as jabs ramp up
• Oil demand drops as virus surges: IEA
• Sisi greenlight­s Suez expansion after blockage
• Citing labor shortage, US states end pandemic jobless benefits
• Pipeline shutdown sparks fear of US gasoline shortage
• New US electric car chargers are green leap of faith
• US attack exposes DarkSide as cyber attack service
• Deaths in Australia highlight plight of delivery riders
• Ivory Coast cocoa sector faces struggle with child labor
• Nearly fifth of Earth’s surface transforme­d
• Delivery riders become staff in Spain reform
• UK economy in recovery mode
• Lessons from 2011 disaster help Toyota ride out chip shortage
• Court orders Air France, Airbus trial over Rio-Paris crash
• Researcher­s’ new best friend? Robot dog gets to work
• Amazon wins EU court appeal in Luxembourg case
• Tech coalition seeks US aid to respond to chip shortage
• DUA LIPA WINS BRITISH ALBUM OF THE YEAR IN FEMALE-DOMINATED BRIT AWARDS
• Last-gasp Lakers keep Knicks waiting for playoff berth
• Fans must show they’re virus-free to attend Roland Garros
• Japan to vaccinate Olympic athletes before Games
• Haaland set for German Cup final return as Nagelsmann eyes title farewell
• Solskjaer calls on Man Utd to strengthen
• Barca title hopes hanging by a thread after Levante draw
• Troyes return to France’s elite backed by Man City owners
• UEFA opens penal probe into Super League holdouts
• ‘Relentless’: Pep hails City after fifth Premier League in nine years

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