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Britain Begins Trial of Car Companies Over Emissions Test Manipulation
This case has already been dubbed Britain’s own “Dieselgate,” recalling the massive Volkswagen scandal in 2015 that rocked the global auto
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Mohammed bin Rashid: Dubai Tops the World as the Largest Licensed Market for Virtual Assets
Dubai has long pursued a path of pioneering ambition. From transforming itself into an aviation hub and tourism magnet to leading the world
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Do Volkswagen Electric Cars Use “Conflict Minerals” from Africa?
Electric vehicles (EVs) are often presented as the clean, sustainable future of transportation.
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U.S.-China Clash Fuels the Specter of a Trade War
The backdrop to the latest confrontation is a global economy that has struggled with uneven recovery after the shocks of the early 2020s
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GITEX Global 2025: Dubai Brings the World Together Around AI Innovations
For decades, GITEX has been the premier stage for technology and innovation, attracting the brightest minds in digital transformation, AI
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China Tightens Its Grip on Rare Metals
The move is far from surprising. For years, Beijing has leveraged its dominance over the rare earth metals market as both a strategic asset
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“Digital Gold”… The World Enters the Era of Open-Source Intelligence
Open-source intelligence, or OSINT, refers to the practice of collecting and analyzing data from publicly accessible sources.
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Nobel Committee to Announce Peace Prize Winner Friday… Trump Awaits Results
This announcement arrives amid intense speculation, partisan debates, and global curiosity.
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The Founder of “Revolut” Leaves the United Kingdom and Settles in the UAE
He published the move quietly, like a ripple rather than a wave. Yet in tech, finance, and geopolitical circles, ripples sometimes presage
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The Majority of Companies Incur Risk-Related Losses When Adopting Artificial Intelligence
The majority of organizations diving into artificial intelligence do so with optimism, hoping to harness automation, predictive analytics
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Salah the Pharaoh: Egypt’s Triumphant March to the World Cup
From the first whistle in Casablanca to the final whistle, this match mattered. Egypt entered needing just a point to clinch the top spot.
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Riyadh Air’s Big Leap: First Flight to London on October 26, 2025
This moment is not just about jet engines, runways, or airport logistics. It’s symbolic.
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From Desert Dreams to Nobel Glory: Arab Scientist Omar Yaghi Wins the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
That moment marked not just a personal triumph, but a symbolic victory for Arab and Muslim scientists globally: a reminder that brilliance
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Union Rail… A New Artery that Strengthens the UAE’s Position as a Global Hub for Trade and Services
The story of Union Rail is not simply about trains running across the desert.
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Cristiano Ronaldo… History Records the First Billionaire Football Player
From humble beginnings in Madeira, Portugal, to becoming a symbol of success for millions worldwide, Ronaldo’s story is more than about
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Balloons Loaded with Smuggled Cigarettes Paralyze Air Traffic in Lithuania
What might sound like the plot of a dark comedy or an inventive spy novel quickly became a serious matter of national and regional security.
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xAI Seeks to Raise a Massive $20 Billion in Funding - Nvidia Steps Into the Spotlight
This headline-grabbing move is already capturing attention from investors, technologists, AI skeptics, and journalists.
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What are “Circular Deals” and Why Are They Raising Concerns in the AI Sector?
In this article, we’ll explore what circular deals are, why they’re becoming common in the AI space, and why regulators, investors, and
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The World Bank Upgrades China’s 2025 Growth Forecast to 4.8% - What It Means and Why It Matters
In this post, we’ll walk through: The key drivers behind the revision. Risks and challenges that could undermine this forecast.
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Ecuador’s President Survives Assassination Attempt: Chaos, Questions, and the Battle for Legitimacy
In this post, I’ll trace what happened, why it matters, and what lies ahead - weaving in historical context and power dynamics.
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The Rare Metals Crisis Paralyzes U.S. Factories… and China Holds the Strongest Card
First, some baseline: when we talk about “rare metals,” we mean a cluster of elements - especially rare earth elements (REEs) and certain
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Landslide Swallows Bus in India, Killing 18 People
The incident occurred late on 7 October 2025, in Bilaspur district near the Balughat / Bhallu Bridge area, on a hilly stretch of road.
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The Sharjah International Film Festival for Children and Youth 2025 Kicks Off
Across Sharjah, the anticipation has been building for months. This year’s edition promises to outshine its predecessors with a diverse
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Governor of California: I Will Sue Trump for Sending the National Guard from the State to Oregon
At the heart of this unfolding standoff is a question: can the federal executive repurpose a state’s National Guard and send it across
