Gulf Times - 2022-07-23

• Study shows how Qatar managed large gatherings during Covid-19
• World Cup offers visitors a chance to enjoy Qatar’s tourism sites
• Russia, Ukraine seal landmark grain deal
• Fishermen weigh pros and cons of shrimp fishing ban
• Top performanc­e for Indian schools
• Qatar-based CrewQ to attend world street dance contest
• Asean chartered engineers’ competency assessment held
• Filipino federation reaches out to needy compatriot­s
• 13 killed after armed groups clash in Libyan capital
• Kenya court finds three police guilty of killing rights lawyer
• Mali thwarts militant attack at key garrison town
• Iran says Saudi ready to move talks to higher level
• Lanka troops demolish protest camp
• UN’s highest court rejects Myanmar challenge to genocide case
• Japan defence report sounds alarm on threats
• Thousands of fans return to Comic-Con
• Heatwave caused 1,700 deaths in Spain and Portugal: WHO
• At least 18 killed in police raid on Rio favela
• Pakistan celebrates country’s first woman to summit K2
• EU launches new legal moves against UK over N Ireland
• The problem with the current Russia sanctions regime
• Most countries are ‘woefully unprepared’ for changing climate
• Confrontin­g the growing drought risk
• In carbon markets we trust? New global guidance aims to stop greenwashi­ng
• Race for Downing Street drives tax policy split into Conservati­ves
• Aviation nurses a nasty headache as travel recovers from Covid

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