Arab News - 2023-06-08

• Race to save thousands threatened by dam burst
• Houthis launch new wave of attacks in Yemen
• US ‘committed to partners in Gulf,’ secretary of state tells Arab ministers
• Dr. Ali Al-Hazmi
• Weaponizat­ion of violence
• Kingdom to establish Global Cybersecur­ity Forum Institute
• UK announces new £10 visa for GCC and Jordanian nationals
• Turkiye’s tourism sector pins hopes on Saudi tourist surge
• City Walk Jeddah bids farewell
• US vice president says Israel needs ‘independen­t judiciary’
• Mystery of the desert: the lost cities of the Nigerien Sahara
• Kuwait votes in opposition-led parliament, one woman elected
• Libya’s rival factions agree on terms for elections
• Marcos to strengthen ties with countries hosting Filipino workers
• Bangladesh shuts schools, cuts power in longest heat wave in decades
• UK’s Labour Party risks votes by vowing to make Brexit work
• How public policy can boost food security in the Arab world
• Facebook owner has moral obligation to compensate Rohingya
• ChatGPT’s flaws mean it cannot be a universal tool for serious writing
• Oil prices edge higher on China’s export data
• Saudi stocks continue upward movement
• Saudi wealth fund-owned aircraft lessor raises $1.1bn to expand fleet
• Saudi Arabia, Latvia ink deal to boost trade, investment
• Saudi authoritie­s collaborat­e to propel logistical connectivi­ty
• IMF says inflation in KSA to remain unchanged at 2.8% in 2023
• UAE’s Masdar-led consortium secures land for $10bn wind project in Egypt
• Ericsson and Zain Group collaborat­e to build energy-efficient networks
• King Abdullah Port records highest ever volume on single vessel
• Nissan Altima celebrates 30 years in Middle East
• How Saudi elite clubs can avoid mistakes of Chinese Super League
• Cameroonia­n visual artist shows passion with Abu Dhabi exhibition
• Dina Shihabi’s latest film to premiere in New York

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