Khaleej Times - 2023-01-05

• When Sheikh Mohammed won hearts in surprise visits
• Heartfelt tributes pour in on Mohammed’s Accession Day
• Lucky to live in Burj Khalifa, say residents on tower’s 13th birthday
• Dad-daughter duo swims with sharks for diving landmarks
• Demand high for same-day visa status change air packages
• Future is secured, says group of 20 that won DH35M in raffle
• Over 25 universiti­es to take part in school career fest
• G20 must play G Minor for developing countries
• Stay healthy and go medicine-free in 2023
• Palestinia­ns mull moves after Israel minister’s Al Aqsa visit
• Abdullah vows UAE’S support to Syria’s unity and stability
• Iranian actor Alidoosti released on bail after three weeks
• Myanmar will hold free and fair elections, says junta chief
• Myanmar military trumpets white elephant as sign of right to rule
• Pakistan has right to defend itself from terrorism: US
• Air India bans inebriated passenger for indecent act
• Joe Biden renominate­s Garcetti as envoy to India
• Rare Holy Quran written in gold on display
• Clutter is good for you
• Tiktok now so big that people are paying to be good at it
• Global worries over Covid-19 surge as China rallies citizens
• China, Philippine­s vow friendly handling of maritime spats
• Senior Philippine police officers urged to resign to ‘cleanse’ force
• Iata slams tests for China travellers
• House rejects Mccarthy again despite Trump plea for unity
• UK’S PM vows better times when dismal winter ends
• Rate of scientific breakthrou­ghs slowing over time: Study
• Eurozone recession may not be as deep as expected
• Businesses post softest growth rate in 12 months
• Opec production rises in December on Nigeria rebound
• Businesses back futuristic agenda
• D33: Dubai will emerge as internatio­nal financial hub
• SHAKEEL’S EPIC KEEPS PAKISTAN IN THE HUNT

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