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Saudi Arabia wants to host the Women s World Cup – but should it? | Arwa Mahdawi

Going from being unable to sponsor the Women’s World Cup to hosting it in just a couple of years would be a huge boon to the kingdom’s image

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First Thing: Ocean in Florida records unprecedented temperatures | US news

‘Unprecedented’ readings above 100F add to previous warnings that water temperature is putting marine life in peril. Plus, how workers in Japan are keeping cool

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First Thing: Ocean around Florida as warm as a hot tub | US news

‘Unprecedented’ readings above 100F add to previous warnings that water temperature is putting marine life in peril. Plus, how workers in Japan are keeping cool

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Saudi Arabia set to emerge as Gulf s commercial and cultural hub

Saudi Arabia has stepped up efforts to outflank the UAE and Qatar as the Gulf’s commercial, cultural, and/or geostrategic hub. Writes Dr. James M. Dorsey | BLiTZ

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Let s not forget Saudi Arabia s appalling record on women s rights as it sponsors FIFA Women s Word Cup

Saudi Arabia’s tourist authority is reportedly set to sponsor the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand.

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