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Calabria Stands by Cuban Doctors Despite Growing US Pressure
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Calabria Stands by Cuban Doctors Despite Growing US Pressure

July 9, 2026

Italy’s southern region of Calabria is continuing its partnership with Cuban medical professionals despite increasing pressure from the United States…

Iran Signals New Service Fees for Ships Using Strait of Hormuz After Temporary Deal Expires
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Iran Signals New Service Fees for Ships Using Strait of Hormuz After Temporary Deal Expires

July 5, 2026

Iran’s ambassador to China has said Tehran plans to introduce new service fees for commercial vessels passing through the Strait…

India Summons Meta Over Alleged Instagram Ads Linked to Child Sexual Abuse Material
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India Summons Meta Over Alleged Instagram Ads Linked to Child Sexual Abuse Material

July 5, 2026

India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) is set to summon a representative from Meta after an investigative report…

UAE Launches Public Consultation on Rules for Non-Human Organ Transplants
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UAE Launches Public Consultation on Rules for Non-Human Organ Transplants

July 2, 2026

The United Arab Emirates has opened a month-long public consultation on proposed regulations governing the transplantation and implantation of non-human…

India Cuts Commercial LPG Prices as Gulf Tensions Ease, Household Rates Unchanged
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India Cuts Commercial LPG Prices as Gulf Tensions Ease, Household Rates Unchanged

July 1, 2026

India’s state-run oil marketing companies have reduced the price of 19-kg commercial liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders from July 1,…

UAE Travellers to Mexico Granted Fast-Track Airport Entry for World Cup Visitors
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UAE Travellers to Mexico Granted Fast-Track Airport Entry for World Cup Visitors

June 12, 2026

UAE nationals travelling to Mexico for the FIFA World Cup 2026 will now be able to use electronic gates at…

Abu Dhabi Surpasses Two Million Volunteer Hours in 2025 Amid Growing Community Engagement
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Abu Dhabi Surpasses Two Million Volunteer Hours in 2025 Amid Growing Community Engagement

April 19, 2026

Department of Community Development (DCD) has announced that Abu Dhabi recorded more than two million volunteer hours in 2025, marking…

UAE Schools Adapt as New Academic Year Begins Amid Regional Conflict
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UAE Schools Adapt as New Academic Year Begins Amid Regional Conflict

April 2, 2026

As a new academic year gets underway amid the ongoing US-Israel-Iran war, some Indian schools in the UAE that are…

UAE Warns of Rising AI-Driven Cyberattacks Linked to Iran
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UAE Warns of Rising AI-Driven Cyberattacks Linked to Iran

April 1, 2026

State-sponsored hackers linked to Iran are increasingly using artificial intelligence tools, including ChatGPT, to launch sophisticated cyberattacks against the United…

Doctors Urge Caution for Patients on GLP-1 Medications During Ramadan
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Doctors Urge Caution for Patients on GLP-1 Medications During Ramadan

February 17, 2026

Medical experts in the UAE are urging patients using GLP-1 therapies to seek professional advice before fasting during Ramadan, warning…

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  • Airbus is sending a team of specialists to New Delhi to assist Indian investigators examining an Air India flight that suddenly lost altitude during a journey from Phuket to the Indian capital, leaving 17 people injured. The Airbus A320 was carrying 137 passengers and eight crew members when it dropped about 300 feet, or 91 metres, on August 4. The aircraft later stabilised and landed safely in New Delhi. Airbus said it was providing technical assistance to the Indian authorities investigating the incident, which has been classified as a serious incident by India’s civil aviation ministry. “A team of specialists is being dispatched to assist with the investigation,” an Airbus spokesperson said. The company said it was actively supporting Air India and would provide further information as it becomes available. Air India said after the flight landed that the aircraft had experienced a sudden loss of altitude. The airline said it was cooperating fully with the investigation and had notified Airbus. India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau is leading the inquiry. Indian media have reported that the aircraft experienced several technical problems shortly before the sudden altitude loss, although neither Air India, Airbus nor Indian authorities have officially confirmed those reports. The investigation is also awaiting confirmatory results from a psychoactive substance screening test involving the flight’s captain. India’s aviation ministry said both pilots underwent standard screening after the aircraft landed. The test involving the pilot-in-command produced a result that required additional laboratory testing, with samples sent for analysis. Both pilots have been removed from flying duties while the investigation continues. Eight passengers and four cabin crew members were taken to hospitals after landing. The full extent of their injuries has not been publicly detailed. Air India has said it cannot comment on findings or observations connected to the ongoing investigation. The incident adds to a series of challenges facing the airline as it attempts to improve its operations following several major setbacks. Air India has also experienced disruptions linked to the conflict in the Middle East, which affected international flight operations. The carrier continues to face scrutiny following the crash of Air India Flight 171 in June 2025. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashed shortly after take-off from Ahmedabad while bound for London, killing 241 of the 242 people aboard and 19 people on the ground. The airline appointed former Ethiopian Airlines chief Tewolde Gebremariam as its new chief executive last week as it continues efforts to strengthen its operations. The latest investigation will now examine the circumstances surrounding the A320’s sudden loss of altitude, with Airbus specialists expected to provide technical support to Indian authorities.August 11, 2026
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