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Health authorities across the Arab world are reporting an alarming rise in coronavirus infections as the fasting month of Ramadan approaches.
Turkish traders are reportedly shipping products to third countries before they are exported to Saudi Arabia.
A policewoman was gunned down and later died in hospital on her way to work.
With the number of infections rising, Qataris are calling for another lockdown, to prevent the spread.
Qatar has said that a new report about the guardianship law for women is not representative of what happens in the country.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport said on Tuesday it will hear the case involving the 400-meter runner Salwa Eid Naser over two days on April 22-23.
It is going to be hard to meet the May 1 deadline, Biden said.
Analysis: Washington is still weighing up its approach to Syria, but the power balance that Russia, Turkey and Iran have built will not be easy to change.
Spokesperson for the Mauritanian government, Sidi Ould Salem, said Nouakchott should never have cut ties with Qatar.
Taking the coronavirus vaccine does not break the fast, Kuwait's Dar Al Iftaa announced.
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