Arab News - 2022-05-06

• New clashes in Jerusalem as 600 extremist settlers occupy Al-Aqsa
• Probe ordered into Eid chaos at Jeddah airport
• Russians ‘broke vow to suspend steel plant offensive’
• Amber Heard
• Documentin­g the diaspora
• Umrah season for foreign pilgrims to end May 31
• KSA to the stars: Saudi delegation meets US tech, space companies
• Over 200,000 people visit Jeddah Season in first 3 days
• Turkey loses westward outreach after philanthro­pist Kavala’s jailing
• UK aid cuts will close down hundreds more Syrian schools
• Thousands sick as latest severe sandstorm sweeps across Iraq
• Unified internatio­nal approach needed for Libya polls: Ex-UN official
• Mikati urges Lebanese expats to have their voices heard in elections
• Young Sri Lankan protesters turn to books as ‘weapons’ of change
• Philippine security forces on high alert for election day
• Lebanese must seek drastic change to rein in Hezbollah
• Why any new nuclear deal with Iran is destined to collapse
• Saudi Arabia’s lampooning of US highlights fundamenta­l issues
• Why Europe is engaging African and Asian powers
• Coal makes a comeback
• Commercial airline passengers still apprehensi­ve about flying in 2022
• Jeddah’s airport witnesses chaos amid flight delays during Eid
• Saudi banks boost retail real estate lending at a record pace
• Regional luxury holiday-home market on the rise
• Arabian Travel Market comes in from the cold to host over 20,000 visitors
• Dubai hosts a new cricket tourney to grow the women’s game
• UAE-based artists explore the future of food
• Screen ScenE
• Hostage thriller ‘Silverton Siege’ plays hard and fast with truth
• Mohammed Alshehri’s rapid Ramadan rise

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