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These are the top headlines from Arab News, the Middle East’s leading English-language daily on Thursday Sept. 17th at 6am GMT: - Trump says ‘hopefully we are toward end’ of Iran war - UN chief says world owes Gaza, Sudan and Lebanon victims a mea culpa  - Gaza apartment block collapse leaves 21 dead - Saudi crown prince, French president discuss regional situation - Can Lebanon’s former president Michel Aoun be prosecuted over Beirut port blast? Check out the latest updates on https://arabnews.com

These are the top headlines from Arab News, the Middle East’s leading English-language daily, on Wednesday Sept. 16th at 6pm GMT.

 

• Saudi Arabia, other Muslim countries condemn Houthi attempt to attack Makkah

• US warns Houthis that Washington will not negotiate with them

• Egypt’s El-Sisi rejects displacement of Palestinians, vows continued efforts on Gaza deal

• Lebanon wants new force to fill ‘vacuum’ when UN peacekeepers leave: president to AFP

• Gaza apartment block collapse leaves 21 dead

 

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These are the top headlines from Arab News, the Middle East’s leading English-language daily, on Wednesday Sept. 16th at 6am GMT. - Houthi drone destroyed before entering Makkah’s airspace, Saudi Arabia says - Egypt backs Saudi security, maritime freedom during crown prince’s visit - Several explosions heard on Iran’s Qeshm island, IRNA says citing local sources - Houthis ‘bear full responsibility’ for Red Sea escalation, arms flow must stop, Security Council told - UN: More than 100,000 flee fighting in Yemen Check out the latest updates on https://arabnews.com

These are the top headlines from Arab News, the Middle East’s leading English-language daily, on Tuesday Sept. 15th at 6pm GMT. - El-Sisi: Saudi, Gulf security integral to Egypt’s national security - Lebanon prosecutor requests charges for ex-president Michel Aoun over port blast - UN: More than 100,000 flee fighting in Yemen - Qatar warns against ‘catastrophic’ Bab Al-Mandab closure - Oman, US discuss de-escalation as talks over Hormuz stall

These are the top headlines from Arab News, the Middle East’s leading English-language daily, on Tuesday Sept. 15th at 6am GMT. - 13 civilians in Saudi Arabia injured after Houthi attacks, alerts for several cities across Kingdom - Trump says ‘open’ to engaging with Iran - Yemeni forces counterattack Houthis west of Taiz after Red Sea setbacks - US nominates new envoy to Saudi Arabia - Netanyahu threatens retaliation if Israel’s enemies attack Check out the latest updates on https://arabnews.com

These are the top headlines from Arab News, the Middle East’s leading English-language daily, on Monday Sept. 14th at 6pm GMT. 

 

- Trump says ‘open’ to engaging with Iran

- Yemeni forces counterattack Houthis west of Taiz after Red Sea setbacks

- Saudi crown prince, US Central Command chief discuss latest regional developments

- Israeli strikes on southern Lebanese town kill 13 as fears of escalation mount

- Trump says Ukraine, Russia agree not to hit energy targets

 

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These are the top headlines from Arab News, the Middle East’s leading English-language daily, on Monday Sept. 14th at 6am GMT. - Saudi national security, resources ‘non-negotiable,’ Prince Faisal tells BRICS - Saudi Arabia issues, lifts alerts as Houthi attacks raise security fears - Oman says Hormuz talks with Iran, Gulf states postponed - Yemen army says it is ready as Houthis mass forces around Marib - Frankly Speaking: Can governments regulate AI without slowing innovation? Check out the latest updates on https://arabnews.com

These are the top headlines from Arab News, the Middle East’s leading English-language daily, on Sunday 13th of September at 6pm GMT. 

 

- Saudi national security, resources ‘non-negotiable,’ Prince Faisal tells BRICS

- Yemen army says it is ready as Houthis mass forces around Marib

- Trump says US could stay in Iran and keep oil, like Venezuela deal

- Iran president says Tehran and UAE want to ‘turn the page’ on war

- Frankly Speaking: Can governments regulate AI without slowing innovation?

 

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On this episode, we speak to Tee Wee Ang, program specialist for bioethics and ethics of science and technology at UNESCO. AI is advancing faster than governments can regulate it.

Just this week, an Anthropic researcher resigned over concerns about AI safety. And Bill Gates warned that governments are not adequately prepared for the disruption ahead. So, are policymakers already falling behind? And who should be held responsible if AI goes wrong?

These are the top headlines from Arab News, the Middle East’s leading English-language daily, on Sunday Sept. 13th at 6am GMT. - Houthi projectile injures two, damages mosque in Saudi Arabia’s Jazan - Bahrain will not attend Gulf meeting with Iran on Strait of Hormuz - Hormuz blockade ‘taking a toll’ on the Philippines, FM Lazaro tells Arab News - Saudi foreign minister arrives in New Delhi for BRICS summit - 9 Palestinians injured in Israeli drone strike in southern Gaza Check out the latest updates https://arabnews.com