• Dubai Announces Floating Duma Museum of Art Designed by Tadao Ando on Dubai Creek
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    Dubai Announces Floating Duma Museum of Art Designed by Tadao Ando on Dubai Creek

    Dubai is set to add another architectural marvel to its skyline with the launch of the Duma Dubai Museum of Art — a floating museum that will rest gracefully on the waters of Dubai Creek. Announced by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the project represents Dubai’s ongoing commitment to fostering creativity, celebrating art, and strengthening its position as a global cultural

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  • Qatar and Bahrain Launch 50-Minute Maritime Passenger Route to Strengthen Gulf Connectivity and Tourism
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    Qatar and Bahrain Launch 50-Minute Maritime Passenger Route to Strengthen Gulf Connectivity and Tourism

    Qatar and Bahrain have inaugurated a new maritime passenger route connecting Al-Ruwais Port in Qatar with Saadah Marina on Muharraq Island in Bahrain, offering a 50-minute journey between the two Gulf states. This marks the first ferry service of its kind linking the countries and was officially launched at Al-Ruwais Port with the presence of ministers and senior officials from both nations.

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  • 2025 Projected to Be One of the Hottest Years on Record
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    2025 Projected to Be One of the Hottest Years on Record

    The United Nations has issued a stark warning that 2025 is set to become one of the hottest years on record, signaling yet another alarming milestone in the global climate crisis. According to a new report by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), this year is expected to rank as the second or third hottest since records began 176 years ago, just behind 2024, which remains the warmest year

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  • UN Reports Israel Denied 107 Aid Requests to Gaza Since Ceasefire
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    UN Reports Israel Denied 107 Aid Requests to Gaza Since Ceasefire

    The United Nations has reported that Israeli authorities have rejected 107 requests for the entry of essential aid into the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire on October 10. According to UN spokesperson Farhan Haq, the blocked relief shipments included blankets, winter clothing, and materials necessary to maintain water, sanitation, and hygiene services.

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  • Germany Raises Minimum Wage: New Per-Hour Rate Announced
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    Germany Raises Minimum Wage: New Per-Hour Rate Announced

    Germany has announced a two-step increase in its hourly minimum wage, set to reach €14.60 per hour by 2027. The first adjustment will take effect at the beginning of 2026, raising the wage from the current €12.82 to €13.90 per hour. This decision follows recommendations from a government commission comprising both employer and trade union representatives, aiming to improve earnings for

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  • New York Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani Appoints Lina Khan to Lead Transition Team
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    New York Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani Appoints Lina Khan to Lead Transition Team

    New York’s Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has appointed Lina Khan, a prominent Pakistani-American legal expert and former chair of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC), to play a key role in his transition team. Khan, 36, is widely recognized for her advocacy against corporate monopolies and her efforts to protect consumer rights, making her a high-profile addition to Mamdani’s team as he

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  • Turkey Issues Arrest Warrants Against Israeli Officials Over Gaza Conflict
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    Turkey Issues Arrest Warrants Against Israeli Officials Over Gaza Conflict

    Turkey has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and several senior officials in his government over alleged genocide and crimes against humanity committed during the war in Gaza, escalating tensions between the two nations. The Istanbul prosecutor’s office confirmed that a total of 37 individuals were targeted, including Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz,

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  • U.S. Airlines Face Widespread Cancellations as Government Shutdown Deepens
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    U.S. Airlines Face Widespread Cancellations as Government Shutdown Deepens

    U.S. airlines and passengers faced another difficult day of disruptions as flight cancellations continued nationwide due to the ongoing government shutdown. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered airlines to reduce 4 percent of flights on Saturday across 40 major airports, with the cuts expected to increase to 6 percent by Tuesday and reach 10 percent by November 14.

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