Khaleej Times - 2022-11-20

• Five tips to beat peak travel rush at airports
• Public holidays in 2023: 3 long breaks, including 6-day weekend, on the cards
• Inside UAE’S first football-themed hotel experience
• Expo Fan City is about football... and a lot more
• Art book fair draws 100 publishers
• Spotlight on young Emirati authors at Al Ain Book Festival
• Silkhaus — a prop-tech that reimagines short-term rentals
• KT Desert Drive: 9 SUV modificati­on tips to help you go faster, stronger
• THE FUTURE OF ARAB CINEMA
• 47 children among 378 killed in Iran crackdown: NGO
• Reach Rawalpindi on Nov 26, ex-pm Khan tells supporters
• Over 100 unmanned vessels to be deployed in Gulf waters: Centcom
• HERE COME THE SHOWSTOPPE­RS
• A GROUNDBREA­KING MOMENT FOR THE REGION
• KICK-OFF THE EXCITEMENT
• UAE SCORES A GOAL A CORNUCOPIA OF OPPORTUNIT­IES
• CONNECTING EXCITED FOOTBALL FANS
• France backs India, 3 others to be UNSC permanent members
• Daily wager contesting Gujarat polls pays Rs10,000 deposit in Re1 coins
• ‘Don’t have energy to get up from bed...’
• Justice dept names special counsel for Trump probes
• Malaysia’s Muhyiddin leads in polls, with Anwar close behind
• Investors eye US consumer stocks as Black Friday nears
• Pakistan assures payment of $1B bond due in Dec
• Energy firms prioritisi­ng digital technologi­es
• VAT on director’s services in UAE: Six things you should know
• 5G will help boost healthcare in India
• Playing Abu Dhabi T10 has definitely helped improve my game against spin, says Hales
• Rahm hits the front as Fitzpatric­k lurks
• India face Bhuvneshwa­r dilemma while hoping for game time
• REFS WILL SEE RED AT DANGEROUS PLAY
• ECUADOR FANS WILL BE ‘VERY BRIGHT AND VISIBLE’

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