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Lebanon: ‘encouraging’ talks for Hariri to return as prime minister

The former head of government sat down with the president on Monday and is expected to meet the speaker of Parliament A meeting between Lebanese President Michel and Saad Hariri was “encouraging”, the former prime minister said in a signal...

Former US hostage accuses Qatari bank of funding field hospitals for terrorists

Matthew Schrier, kidnapped and tortured in Syria, accuses Qatar Islamic Bank of bankrolling charities which financed Al Qaeda A former US hostage is suing a Qatari bank for allegedly funding terrorism and helping to bankroll Al Qaeda field hospitals where...

Nobel Peace Prize winner World Food Programme: Chief David Beasley’s videos from the famine frontline

Organisation’s hands-on chief reveals scale of world hunger problem in series of tweets The World Food Programme (WFP) has won the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize. The United Nations organisation, the 101st winner of the prestigious award, was praised for its efforts...

Is Britain’s V-shaped recovery over?

Britain's lacklustre economic growth in August caught out economists that were expecting a much healthier recovery on the back of Rishi Sunak’s much-lauded Eat Out to Help Out campaign. The dining discount scheme, which saw more than 100 million meals...

How AI can help employees improve mental health and wellbeing

Workplace stress has been heightened this year, with 94% of respondents citing remote working as a challenge More than eight in ten people worldwide are reporting higher levels of anxiety and depression at work this year, but many are willing...

Dubai Police seize hundreds of bikes in one-week campaign on reckless riders

Police said offences range from failing to wear helmets to riding against the flow of traffic Police in Dubai seized hundreds of bikes in a one-week campaign on reckless riders caught flouting traffic laws. Officers from Al Rafaa Police Station confiscated...

Police hit out at delivery companies after 12 drivers die on Dubai roads during curfew

Police captain says people are putting profit before safety Twelve delivery drivers died in Dubai during April's Covid-19 curfew, a police official has revealed. Captain Salem Al Amimi said there was no excuse for these deaths as the roads were empty...

Adnoc and Group 42 form joint venture to develop AI products for the oil and gas industry

Adnoc has formed a joint venture with Abu Dhabi artificial intelligence firm Group 42 to develop and commercialise AI products and applications for the oil and gas industry. Named AIQ, the new company is 60 per cent owned by Adnoc...

Nobel 2020: two women win 2020 chemistry prize for life-changing genetic ‘scissors’

It is the first time since 1964 that no men are among the winners Two female scientists won the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry on Wednesday for creating genetic "scissors" that can rewrite the code of life, contributing to new...

UFC Fight Night: Moroccan Youssef Zalal going from strength to strength in his rookie year

Featherweight fighter takes on undefeated Ilia Topuria on Saturday The global pandemic has restricted many international athletes from participating in competitions but that hasn’t been the case for the mixed martial art professional Youssef Zalal. The Moroccan is back for his...

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A widespread Outlook and Teams disruption hit Thursday, leaving many organisations unable to access email. Industry voices highlight the risks of centralized cloud services and urge robust contingency measures.