Author: Editorial Team

The announcement comes during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, reinforcing the importance of breast health awareness, early detection and timely access to specialised care Published: Thu 1 Oct 2026, 2:21 PM American Hospital Dubai is expanding its transformative healthcare footprint with the launch of its latest initiative, the Breast Institute. The state-of-the-art facility will offer advanced diagnostics, multidisciplinary treatment and the latest surgical procedures, all under one roof, alongside long-term support, marking a new chapter in integrated breast healthcare in the UAE and the region. The Breast Institute, to be announced in October, will provide the full range of breast health…

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ISLAMABAD — Pakistan has launched fresh airstrikes in Afghanistan, targeting the alleged hideouts of militants blamed for deadly cross-border attacks, officials said on Thursday. At least two hideouts were targeted in the provinces of Helmand and Kunar in early morning airstrikes, Pakistani Information Minister Attaullah Tarar said. At least 22 militants were killed and their arms and ammunition were destroyed, Tarar said in a statement. Afghanistan’s Taliban government said the attacks killed nine civilians and injured 11 others. Zabihullah Mujahid, the chief spokesman of the Afghan Taliban, said the strikes hit homes in the Kunar and Helmand provinces bordering Pakistan.…

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OMODA & JAECOO will unveil its latest crossover, OMODA X, alongside advances in hybrid mobility and intelligent vehicle technology at its International User Summit, taking place in Wuhu, China, from October 18 to 24. Held under the theme “DRIVE TO THE NEXT VIBE”, the summit will showcase the brand’s vision for next-generation mobility, with developments relevant to younger motorists in the UAE seeking distinctive design, fuel efficiency and connected driving experiences. The event will feature three major activities: OMODA X Night, the OMODA Super Hybrid Marathon and the Super Intelligent Experience Lab, highlighting innovations in vehicle design, electrification and artificial…

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JEDDAH — Heavy thunderstorms capable of causing flash floods, accompanied by hail and active winds stirring up dust and sand, are expected over parts of Jazan, Asir, Al-Baha, Makkah and Madinah on Thursday, according to the National Center for Meteorology (NCM). The NCM issued a red alertAl-Baha Region for Al-Aqiq from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m., while in Asir the red alert covers Ahad Rafidah and Khamis Mushait from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. A red alert was also issued for Madinah from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Fog may also form over parts of those regions, as well as…

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Huawei recently partnered up with the AI start-up DeepSeek to launch an open-source programming software toolkit optimised for the vendor’s Ascend chips. This move has been speculated to be part of the Chinese companies efforts to expand the AI market beyond Nvidia’s technology. DeepSeek stated on its WeChat account the toolkit is free to download and includes the TileLang platform, which can be compared to Nvidia’s Cuda that is widely considered as a global standard for developing AI models. The Chinese AI company explained TileLang is “simpler to programme, significantly improving development efficiency and simplifying code logic”. It added the…

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TEL AVIV — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said it is “too early to say” whether Iran had any involvement in the attack aboard an Israel-bound flight, while confirming that Tel Aviv has been invited to participate in the investigation. A copilot attacked the pilot-in-command aboard flydubai flight FZ1073 in an alleged attempt to crash the aircraft carrying 174 people to Israel on Wednesday. The Dubai-based airline has temporarily suspended all flights to and from Israel following the incident on Wednesday. In an interview with Fox News, Netanyahu was asked whether there was any indication of Iranian involvement in the…

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NASHVILLE —Tennessee officials were unable to put Christa Gail Pike to death on Wednesday for a 1995 murder after administering two doses of a lethal drug, and she was taken to hospital as her heart was still beating. Her legal team filed an emergency motion to halt the convicted murderer’s execution as it was happening, saying: “Ms Pike has lost consciousness and still has a heartbeat and is audibly snoring.” One of her attorneys told the BBC that Pike was “being provided life-saving measures” in hospital after two syringes of pentobarbital had been administered. Pike was sentenced to death in…

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Muhammad Danish. Muhammad Danish explores how AI-driven prototyping, dynamic digital experiences, and evolving governance models are reshaping product roles, workflows, and decision-making Artificial intelligence is changing more than the speed at which digital products are built. It is challenging assumptions that have shaped product organisations for years: where responsibilities sit and how teams collaborate.  From handoffs to fluid teamsTraditionally, product managers, designers and engineers have worked through handoffs: one defines the opportunity, one translates it into an experience, one turns that experience into a product. This created specialisation, but also delays and misunderstandings.  AI is making those boundaries more permeable. Product…

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AT&T recently entered into a multi-year fibre and cable deal with glass-specialist Corning to advance its strategy of mobile and broadband services. The deal is valued at more than $3 billion. AT&T CEO John Stankey has long been a proponent of fibre as the basis for the company reaching 60 million consumer and business locations by 2030. The mobile operator achieved its goal of passing more than 30 million locations in June 2026, six months ahead of schedule. In its most recent Q2 results, AT&T recorded 646,000 total consumer and business internet net adds, comprised of 367,000 fibre and 279,000…

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A person may go to the gym, play sport every week, maintain a healthy weight and still have serious heart disease without knowing it. UAE cardiologists say this is one of the reasons people in their 30s and 40s should not assume that being active alone protects them from heart problems. “Looking fit is not the same as being free of cardiovascular risk,” said Dr Yogeeswari Vellore Satyanarayanan, specialist cardiology at Medcare Royal Speciality Hospital. She said that high blood pressure, diabetes and cholesterol problems can remain silent for years, while inherited conditions can also raise a person’s risk even…

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