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Thinking about working on your core or flexibility? How about getting some Zen in your life? It’s the right time to start, especially since International Day of Yoga falls this month (June 21). Missed the many classes around town? Don’t worry – there’s still time to fall into a pose. For a class that’s sure to be ‘pup’ular, head to Jumeirah Saadiyat Island Resort on June 29, where you’ll spend an invigorating session being guided by experienced instructors. As a bonus, you’ll find adorable puppies joining in midway through the practice. Two sessions are available: 2.30pm to 3.30pm and 4pm…

Afghanistan’s remarkable journey at the T20 World Cup will take another “massive” step forward on Thursday morning (4:30 am UAE Time) when they face South Africa in the first semifinal at the Brian Lara Stadium in Tarouba. It is an intriguing encounter which will produce a first-time finalist to take on either 2007 winners India or defending champions England who meet in the second semifinal at Guyana’s Providence Stadium on Thursday. Celebrations in Afghanistan after Monday’s Super Eight win over Bangladesh had ensured their passage at the expense of Australia were quickly closed down by the Taliban authorities. But there…

Apple launched the iPhone 15 series in September 2023, which was already nine months ago. How time flies! Earlier this month, Apple held WWDC 2024, its annual developer conference, where the company showcases the next round of software updates — including iOS 18. While the amount of compatible iPhones for iOS 18 is plenty, only two will reap the full benefits of the AI-heavy software update: the iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 15 Pro Max. That’s right — even the latest iPhone 15, which came out not even a full year ago, won’t be getting the full iOS 18…

School inspections have been halted in Dubai but an official clarified that this applies only to the 2024-25 academic year. An official from the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) quelled all doubts and stressed that the decision was taken to enhance the teaching and learning experience in the emirate’s schools. Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels. Fatma Belrehif, CEO of Dubai Schools Inspection Bureau (DSIB), told Khaleej Times: “The decision for schools to not undergo full inspections applies only for the 2024-25 academic year.” In an exclusive interview with KT, Belrehif addressed…

In a move aimed at redefining the future of commercial vehicles, Singauto, the Singapore-based innovator, this week launched the world’s first one-step new energy intelligent refrigerated vehicle at an event in Abu Dhabi. The model integrates autonomous driving capabilities and advanced cold chain logistics technology, featuring an AI-powered digital platform, multi-temperature control, independent suspension, and a sophisticated cloud platform for fleet management. The company also signed product agreements with DAEJI P&I, Shandong Heima Group. This event also gathered industry leaders and potential partners to witness the future of intelligent, sustainable logistics. Showcasing Singauto’s advanced technologies and comprehensive solutions, the company…

Mona Singh, who is receiving praise for her portrayal of Pammi in the recently released horror comedy Munjya, shared her thoughts on the film’s performance at the box office. Directed by Aditya Sarpotdar, Munjya is rooted in Marathi folklore. It also stars Sharvari, Abhay Verma, and Sathyaraj. Singh said, “It’s an Indian folklore that has not been explored before. I am really happy and overwhelmed with the kind of response and love the audience has been showering upon my character Pammi and the film. I am also happy to witness the change the movie has resulted in, bringing a good…

Saher Adukia, a year 13 student at Gems Wellington International who will be attending Carnegie Mellon University in the fall, raised the bar for Dubai students by using her athletic talent and leadership prowess towards making change in her community. She has proven that consistency and determination lead to success not only on the court, but also in promoting inclusivity in the realm of sports. Unsurprisingly, her efforts led to personal victory as she recently secured admission to several elite universities in the United States and the UK. In year 12, Saher began receiving counseling from Hale Education Group, and…

Back in 2015, developer Image & Form was thriving in the Nintendo 3DS era. Its game SteamWorld Dig had a breakthrough moment two years before, bringing new fans to its unique steampunk world. Rather than following that up with a quick and easy sequel, it would veer into left field with SteamWorld Heist. It wasn’t another Dig Dug-like platformer, but a turn-based strategy game that played more like Worms. Though it may not be as popular as SteamWorld Dig and its sequel, it’s a hidden gem that’s been begging for a sequel. That’ll happen on August 8 with SteamWorld Heist…

During a raid, Ajman Police arrested an Asian national suspected of selling and storing duplicate lubricants bearing names of globally renowned brands registered in the emirate. Detailing the investigation, Colonel Ahmed Saeed Al-Naeimi, Director of the Investigations and Criminal Investigations Department at Ajman Police, said that authorities acted after receiving a tip-off at the Al Hamidiyah Police Station. The information indicated the presence of a warehouse in the new industrial zone that was engaged in the production, packaging, storage, and distribution of counterfeit oil products. Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels. An investigative…

The gold market is expected to ride a wave significantly higher as the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates later this year and rising debt further fuels economic uncertainty, according to Bank of America analysts. Michael Widmer, commodity strategist at the bank, sees the potential for gold prices to hit $3,000 an ounce in the next 12 to 18 months. However, he added that the market needs to see a pickup in investment demand, which is unlikely to happen until the Federal Reserve gives a clear signal that it is ready to cut interest rates. “If non-commercial demand picks up from…