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Recent articles highlight how prominent figures are focusing on adaptable skills like creativity, empathy, and leadership to navigate AI-driven workplace changes. Discussions include career development, government talent strategies, and the importance of continuous learning amid technological shifts, with a focus on preparing for an AI-augmented future.
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Hong Kong hosts exclusive fine dining events, including chef collaborations and seasonal menus, while Dubai prepares for Diwali with special sweets, menus, and cultural celebrations. Both regions showcase their vibrant culinary scenes as the festive season approaches.
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Recent articles explore shifting career advice, the impact of AI on mental health, and the complexities of modern relationships. They highlight the decline of traditional guidance, risks of AI misuse, and new approaches to handling conflicts and emotional well-being in today's digital age. Timing: Thu, 16 Oct 2025.
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UAE travelers face higher airfares for regional and European trips amid school holidays, while Disney increases ticket prices, prompting families to adjust plans. New airline routes and premium options aim to meet demand, but affordability remains a concern for many.
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Multiple infectious diseases are spreading globally, with recent outbreaks of mpox in Europe and the US, severe influenza in Hong Kong and Australia, and early flu surges in Japan. Authorities emphasize vaccination and hygiene to mitigate impacts amid evolving virus strains and rising case numbers.
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Thailand expects 33.4 million visitors in 2025, a 6% drop from last year, despite peak season arrivals. Concerns over safety, currency gains, and alternative destinations have impacted Chinese tourist numbers. The government is implementing measures to boost domestic and regional tourism, aiming for a recovery in 2026.
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Top tennis players Sabalenka and Kyrgios discuss the sport's demanding schedule, injuries, and an upcoming 'Battle of the Sexes' match in Hong Kong. Sabalenka highlights the physical toll of the calendar, while Kyrgios prepares for a competitive exhibition against her, emphasizing the sport's evolving dynamics.
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Remote work has accelerated post-pandemic, leading to increased 'workcations' and travel flexibility. Stories from travelers in Japan and China highlight how work-life balance is reshaping tourism, with hotels and co-working spaces adapting to this shift. The trend is expected to grow, impacting travel patterns worldwide.
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Recent articles highlight how diet, oral health, and supplements influence aging, brain health, and disease risk. Studies show consistent healthy eating, oral care, and targeted nutrients can reduce stroke, support hair growth, and slow cognitive decline. These findings emphasize the importance of daily habits for long-term well-being.
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Emirates NBD plans to invest $3 billion to acquire a controlling 60% stake in RBL Bank, marking the largest foreign investment in India's banking sector. The deal aims to strengthen RBL's capital and expand its presence, pending regulatory approval. This move signals increased foreign interest in Indian private banking.
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A Turkish court has ordered a man to pay support for his cats in a divorce settlement, setting a precedent for pet care in legal disputes. Meanwhile, UAE courts have awarded custody and financial support to a woman after a divorce marked by neglect and abuse. Japan introduces new child support laws to ensure stability for children post-divorce.
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On Monday, October 20, 2025, a Boeing 747 cargo plane operated by ACT Airlines for Emirates skidded off Hong Kong International Airport's north runway during landing, crashing into the sea and striking a security patrol vehicle. Two airport security workers died, and all four crew members were rescued and hospitalized. The north runway remains closed as investigations continue.
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A Boeing 747 operated by ACT Airlines from Dubai skidded after landing in Hong Kong, colliding with a patrol car that fell into the sea. Two workers died, while the four crew members were unharmed. Investigations are ongoing, with weather and runway conditions initially deemed normal.
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In October 2025, multiple aviation incidents occurred: a fatal ultralight crash near Denver killed two pilots; a Boeing 747 cargo plane overran a runway in Hong Kong, killing two ground staff; and an American Airlines regional flight made an emergency return to Omaha due to a cockpit communication failure. Investigations are ongoing into causes and safety protocols.
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Recent cases of sudden death among young people in the UK, France, and Dubai highlight the importance of early screening for undiagnosed heart conditions. Experts warn that silent issues like ACM and congenital defects can be fatal without warning, urging routine checks and awareness.
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Fly Jinnah launched its Lahore-Dubai route, operating twice weekly, enhancing connectivity between Pakistan and the UAE. Meanwhile, Saudi and UAE airlines accelerate fleet expansion, with Saudia ordering 191 aircraft and Emirates celebrating 40 years of growth. These developments reflect regional ambitions under Vision 2030 and economic diversification efforts.
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Following a US-brokered ceasefire, Israel released around 2,000 prisoners, including some convicted of terror attacks. Many are now staying at a luxury hotel in Cairo, where their treatment has sparked criticism after media exposés revealed their lavish conditions and public interactions, including celebrations and socializing with locals.
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A Boeing 747 operated by ACT Airlines from Dubai skidded off Hong Kong's north runway during landing, colliding with a patrol vehicle and plunging into the sea. Two airport workers died, while four crew members were unharmed. Investigations are ongoing, with weather and mechanical factors yet to be determined.
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Chinese autonomous vehicle companies like Baidu, WeRide, and Pony.ai are surpassing US counterparts in robotaxi projects, expanding domestically and internationally. They are establishing operations in Dubai, Singapore, and Europe, amid a complex industry history of false starts and crashes. Beijing’s strategic investment aims for global leadership by 2035.
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On November 2, Dubai hosted its annual Dubai Ride, with thousands cycling along Sheikh Zayed Road. The event was part of the Dubai Fitness Challenge, featuring scenic routes, family participation, and a temporary road closure to promote community health and fitness. The event underscores Dubai’s focus on promoting active lifestyles amid rapid urban growth.
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Despite low unemployment rates, many Americans face prolonged joblessness, with over a quarter unemployed for more than six months. Experts highlight emotional and economic tolls, as companies hesitate to hire amid economic uncertainty and layoffs increase. The situation signals a bifurcated labor market with lasting impacts.
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A ringmaster of the Big Apple Circus in his 40s describes the demanding lifestyle, including early mornings, family sacrifices, and the importance of teamwork. Meanwhile, other stories reveal political scandals, personal health struggles, and social interactions, illustrating a diverse snapshot of contemporary life in New York and beyond.
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At the Dubai Airshow, Flydubai announced a shift from Boeing to Airbus for its fleet expansion, ordering A321neos. Emirates placed a $38 billion order for Boeing 777X aircraft, amid delays. The event highlights regional growth and strategic airline investments.
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A Boeing 747 cargo plane operated by ACT Airlines from Dubai veered off the runway after landing in Hong Kong on October 20, colliding with a security vehicle that fell into the sea, killing two workers. The aircraft was destroyed but all crew survived. The cause remains under investigation.
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An Indian HAL Tejas fighter jet crashed during a demonstration flight at an airport, with reports of black smoke and uncertainty about pilot ejection. The incident occurred on November 21, 2025, raising concerns about aircraft safety during public displays.
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A Tejas fighter jet, developed by India, crashed during a demonstration at Dubai World Central, killing its pilot. The incident occurred on the final day of the Dubai Airshow, marking the second crash involving the aircraft. The crash raises questions about India’s military modernization efforts and export ambitions.
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High-profile UK billionaires and entrepreneurs are relocating abroad due to recent tax reforms, including inheritance and non-domicile rules. The departure of figures like Lakshmi Mittal and others highlights concerns over a growing brain drain and economic impact ahead of the upcoming Labour budget.
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Israeli authorities have arrested a man for spying for Iran, amid increased Iranian recruitment efforts. Iran is also funneling money to Hezbollah in Lebanon through covert channels, while Israeli cities are warning residents about Iranian recruitment texts. These developments highlight escalating regional tensions and covert operations.