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ADNOC Drilling closes JV

It is a JV between ADNOC Drilling, SLB and Patterson UTI.

Boeing to boost 787 production

The firm will invest$1bn to ramp up production in South Carolina.

ADNOC signs deal with PETRONAS

Under the agreement, ADNOC will supply 1m tons of LNG per year.

Aramco-Horse Powertrain deal completed

An agreement for the purchase of 10% equity stake was signed in June 2024.

Roche to buy Poseida Therapeutics

The $1.5 billion deal is due to close in early 2025.

Sudanese artists escaping war seek revival in Cairo

When the first bombs rang out in Sudan, Amjad, Fatima and Mazin abandoned their paintbrushes, musical instruments and studios, leaving...

Artists utilize technology against AI copycats

NEW YORK, US - Artists under siege by artificial intelligence (AI) that studies their work, then replicates their styles, have teamed...
  • Created in just four months, Glaze spun off technology used to disrupt facial recognition systems.
  • Glaze essentially outthinks AI models when it comes to how they train, tweaking pixels in ways indiscernible by human viewers

7,000 digital marriage contracts delivered in Abu Dhabi since Oct

Abu Dhabi, UAE -- The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department has introduced a new service that allows marriage contracts to be...
  • This is the first service of its kind and it enables the marriage contract to be sent directly to the spouses during the contract session.
  • Customers can review the available times of the authorized officiants and receive the results of the suitors' medical examination automatically.

Iraqis haunted by war battle mental health issues

Ravaged by war and rocked by Islamic State group attacks, Iraq's demand for mental health professionals is great, but help...
  • The World Health Organization estimates that in a country of 43 million, there are just two mental health workers for every 100,000 Iraqis
  • Baghdad's Al-Rashad psychiatric hospital has only 11 psychiatrists for its 1,425 patients, aged between 14 and 70, its director Firas al-Kadhim said

‘Too hot outside’: Saudis take to walking, jogging in malls

Roughly one in five Saudi adults is obese, according to an in-depth study published by the World Bank last year...
  • Roughly one in five Saudi adults is obese, according to an in-depth study published by the World Bank last year that described the issue as "alarming"
  • To help bring that percentage down, the Saudi Sports for All Federation now organizes races such as the Riyadh Marathon, which this year drew thousands of runners

Tree-hugging AI to the rescue of Brazilian Amazon

The Manaus project has just completed its pilot phase with ten prototype boxes fixed to trees in a densely forested...
  • The boxes sport sensors and software trained "to recognize the sounds of chainsaws and tractors, or anything that could cause deforestation," an official said
  • The sensors look like small internet modems but are in fact wireless and can relay data up to one kilometer (0.6 miles) via satellite to others in a network

Iraq asks Sweden to extradite accused in Quran burning incident

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN - Baghdad has asked Sweden to extradite Iraqi refugee Salwan Momika, who stoked international outrage by desecrating the Quran,...
  • The Swedish government has condemned the desecrations of the Quran but upheld the country's laws regarding freedom of speech and assembly.
  • The accused in the Quran burning incident said that Iraq was seeking his extradition to try him according to Islamic law.

Sheikha Fatima launches national plan for empowerment of Emirati women

ABU DHABI, UAE – Chairwoman of the General Women's Union (GWU) Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak launched the National Strategy for...
  • This strategy comes in line with Sheikha Fatima’s vision to achieve fair and comprehensive women's participation in all fields.
  • The plan provides a general framework and guidance for decision makers in federal, local government institutions, private sector and civil society.

All eyes on tech firms as strict EU digital rules come into effect

The landmark Digital Services Act (DSA) compels tech companies to better police content to protect European users against disinformation and...
  • The first phase of the regulation affects 19 "very large" digital platforms including social media networks, websites and online retailers with at least 45m monthly active users.
  • They are: Alibaba AliExpress, Amazon Store, Apple AppStore, Booking.com, Meta-owned Facebook and Instagram, Google's Maps, Play, and Shopping, LinkedIn, Pinterest.

UAE plays an active role in shaping better future for societies, says minister

NEW DELHI, INDIA – The UAE is committed to playing an active role in global efforts to shape a better...
  • The UAE is also committed to enhancing human resources’ contribution to sustainable development.
  • The minister applauded all G20 members for “their dedication and commitment to the objectives and vision of the forum.”

Macron adjourns Germany visit over riots in France

President Emmanuel Macron informed Berlin he was postponing a state visit to deal with the urban rioting that has rocked...
  • Shops were ransacked and town halls attacked in various locations nationwide, despite 45,000 members of the police dealing with the situation.
  • The protests over the death of teenager Nahel M., who was of Algerian origin, have again exposed the severe racial tensions in modern France.

Saudi Arabia issues warning against fraudulent Hajj 2024 operators

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia is warning potential Hajj pilgrims to be cautious of fake Hajj companies that may...

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Iraqis haunted by war battle mental health issues

Ravaged by war and rocked by Islamic State group attacks, Iraq's demand for mental health professionals is great, but help...

‘Too hot outside’: Saudis take to walking, jogging in malls

Roughly one in five Saudi adults is obese, according to an in-depth study published by the World Bank last year...

Tree-hugging AI to the rescue of Brazilian Amazon

The Manaus project has just completed its pilot phase with ten prototype boxes fixed to trees in a densely forested...

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Sheikha Fatima launches national plan for empowerment of Emirati women

ABU DHABI, UAE – Chairwoman of the General Women's Union (GWU) Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak launched the National Strategy for...
  • This strategy comes in line with Sheikha Fatima’s vision to achieve fair and comprehensive women's participation in all fields.
  • The plan provides a general framework and guidance for decision makers in federal, local government institutions, private sector and civil society.

All eyes on tech firms as strict EU digital rules come into effect

The landmark Digital Services Act (DSA) compels tech companies to better police content to protect European users against disinformation and...
  • The first phase of the regulation affects 19 "very large" digital platforms including social media networks, websites and online retailers with at least 45m monthly active users.
  • They are: Alibaba AliExpress, Amazon Store, Apple AppStore, Booking.com, Meta-owned Facebook and Instagram, Google's Maps, Play, and Shopping, LinkedIn, Pinterest.

UAE plays an active role in shaping better future for societies, says minister

NEW DELHI, INDIA – The UAE is committed to playing an active role in global efforts to shape a better...
  • The UAE is also committed to enhancing human resources’ contribution to sustainable development.
  • The minister applauded all G20 members for “their dedication and commitment to the objectives and vision of the forum.”