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Issue: Sunday 19 Apr 2020

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Saudi Arabia said to resume talks with Iran-backed Houthis as truce falters
AW staff
Iran admits to under-reporting coronavirus figures as it faces biggest crisis since 1979
AW staff
Pandemic disruptions spark fears of food shortages in Arab world
Mona Alami
Cairo shootout stokes fears of terrorist attacks ahead of Ramadan
Amr Emam

Economy

The Fitch Ratings logo is seen at their offices at Canary Wharf financial district in London, March 3, 2016. (Reuters)
Rating agencies take closer look at Saudi banks
Jareer Elass

Society

Tunisian women, members of the Tunisian “Ena Zeda” (“Me, too Movement.”) carry placards and chant slogans as they rally against sexual harrassment, in Tunis, last November. (AFP)
Alarm mounts about violence against women in conditions of confinement
Radhia Guizani
A cook prepares food for a family under lockdown in the Iraqi capital Baghdad. (AFP)
Iraq’s informal labour hardest hit by coronavirus lockdown
Oumayma Omar

News & Analysis

After initial incidents, burial of pandemic victims taking place uneventfully
AW staff
Turkish involvement gives military boost to GNA in Libya’s west
Michel Cousins
Tunisia’s president disavows Tunisian defence minister who called GNA forces ‘militias’
Lamine Ghanmi
Israeli president asks parliament to choose prime minister
UAE-WHO initiative dispatches aid to Somalia
AW staff
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