Arab News - 2022-11-27

• Khamenei praises Basij for crushing Iran protests
• UN warns 500,000 more people will need humanitari­an aid in South Sudan
• Late Saudi artist Fahad Al-Hajailan under spotlight in Riyadh
• Irene Cara
• Fawziah Al-Hoshan
• ‘A prosperous and promising future’ for Saudi-Thai relations
• Memories of Holodomor should solidify support for Ukraine
• UNWTO passes Saudi resolution to transform tourism
• History, mystery and magic as first Ancient Kingdoms Festival wraps up
• Artist spotlights Kingdom’s ‘lost treasure’
• Egypt turns to religious edicts to protect children from harmful video games
• Syrian Kurds say they have stopped operations against Daesh
• Egypt slams European Parliament report on human rights situation
• EU ministers endorse new migrant plan after France-Italy spat
• Amnesty Internatio­nal lauds UN probe into Iran human rights violations
• DR Congo to hold next presidenti­al polls in December 2023
• Taiwan president resigns as party leader after election loss
• Bangladesh’s urea imports from Mideast up 15% as local supply dwindles
• Algeria’s BRICS gambit may not be such a risky bet
• World must not forget the rest of Myanmar’s political prisoners
• Is the decline of Israel’s progressiv­e forces terminal?
• Re-imagining global connection­s to build economic resilience
• UK Conservati­ves look beyond Sunak
• FIFA World Cup is a match-winner for the regional property market
• Johnson & Johnson develops digital solutions to reduce time spent in hospitals
• Indian fintech M2P bets its money on Kingdom’s economic opportunit­y
• Noon.com introduces ‘Golazo,’ the region’s first cashback football prediction game
• SABB participat­es in Saudi Green Initiative Forum
• Jeddah mayor launches Cura Urgent Care Clinics
• Five things we learned from Saudi Arabia’s 2-0 defeat to Poland
• Germany face Spain with specter of early exit looming
• This week’s major concerts at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar
• Imaan Hammam stars in charitable zine

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