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Gulf News, 12 10月 2026

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ArticleUAE, WORLD STRONGLY CONDEMN HOUTHI ATTACKS ON RIYADH AIRPORT

The UAE and world lead­ers yes­ter­day strongly con­demned the deadly Houthi attack on Riy­adh’s King Khalid Inter­na­tional Air­port, as US Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump weighed mil­it­ary inter­ven­tion. Sat­urday’s attack, which killed 12 people and...

UAE, WORLD STRONGLY CONDEMN HOUTHI ATTACKS ON RIYADH AIRPORT

ArticleDubai RTA wins Dubai-it award for speed and effi­ciency

Sheikh Ham­dan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Mak­toum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Min­is­ter and Min­is­ter of Defence of the UAE and Dubai Exec­ut­ive Coun­cil Chair­man, has announced that Dubai’s Roads and Trans­port Author­ity (RTA) has won...

Dubai RTA wins Dubai-it award for speed and effi­ciency

ArticleMohammed: Trust is the cur­rency of the future

His High­ness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Mak­toum, Vice-Pres­id­ent and Prime Min­is­ter of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has shared the latest of his let­ters from his new book, arguing that the most import­ant cur­rency for the future is not water,...

Mohammed: Trust is the cur­rency of the future

ArticleTech work­ers face long road to US res­id­ency

The US Depart­ment of Labour has sus­pen­ded eight tech­no­logy and IT ser­vices com­pan­ies from the Per­man­ent Labour Cer­ti­fic­a­tion Pro­gramme, known as PERM. The com­pan­ies are Microsoft, Adobe, Cog­niz­ant, Infosys, Tata, Wipro, HCL...

Tech work­ers face long road to US res­id­ency

ArticleHow ‘quiet crack­ing’ is hid­ing burnout at the work­place

‘Quietly’ is the word AI can’t stop using and you’re right to wince at it on sight. Yet, here, for once, it’s the right one. ‘Quiet crack­ing’ is the work­place crisis nobody notices, because on paper there isn’t one. Emails answered by the dozen....

How ‘quiet crack­ing’ is hid­ing burnout at the work­place