Qatar Tribune - 2022-05-09

• Egyptian reciter winner of Katara Prize for Quran Recitation 2022
• QRCS marks World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day
• VCUarts Qatar launches exhibition of graduating students’ works
• Al Jazeera wins 10 top Newscast awards
• Djula set to launch ‘Marbella’ collection at DJWE this year
• Pro-Beijing hardliner John Lee elected as HK’s next leader
• 10 dead in Iran after drinking homemade alcohol
• Sri Lankan PM heckled by protesters as crisis deepens
• Hundreds mark the end of WW II across Germany
• Security forces on high alert as Philippine­s goes to polls
• ‘Bandits’ kill at least 48 in northwest Nigeria
• 12.3 mn Syrian children need aid, warns UN
• War Will Bring Famine Unless America Acts
• Republican Lawmakers Now Are Looking For Ways To Punish Election Officials
• A Real Mother’s Day Gift? Flexible Jobs And Flexible Benefits
• UK PM Boris Johnson to unleash bills that ‘deliver on promise of Brexit’
• Conservati­ves expecting win with vote under way in north German state
• N Ireland parties urged to form executive as soon as possible
• Havana hotel toll rises to 30 as dogs search for survivors
• Canadian PM, US first lady visit Ukraine
• Growing challenges for air cargo as demand falls
• What are US bond markets telling us about the economy?
• Amazon tribes turn the tables on intruders with social media
• Biden plugs manufactur­ing initiative at Ohio metal company
• Amazing Alcaraz breezes past Zverev in Madrid to secure fifth ATP crown
• Liverpool manager Klopp remains upbeat despite Spurs’ draw
• Title in sight as Man City avoid Madrid hangover against Newcastle
• Jabeur wins first WTA title at Madrid Open
• Leclerc leads Ferrari front row for Miami Grand Prix
• Bucks take Game 3 over Celtics, Warriors defend home court
• QF’s ability-friendly programme featured in leading internatio­nal medical journal

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