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In the heart of Dubai, where luxury meets cultural diversity, the Radisson Blu Hotel, Dubai Deira Creek stands as a culinary haven inviting you to tour Asia without leaving the city. With a gastronomic adventure that spans the rich tapestry of Japanese, Korean, Thai, and Chinese cuisines, this hotel promises an unparalleled dining experience that transcends borders. Experience Japan at Minato: A symphony of all-time favourite dishes At Minato, the hotel’s premier Japanese dining destination, embark on a sensory journey to the Land of the Rising Sun. Here, a wide array of sushi, sashimi, and all your Japanese favourites await,…

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The leading PGA Tour University’s number one player, Michael Thorbjornsen has earned an invitation to compete in the 2024 HERO Dubai Desert Classic to be held at Emirates Golf Club from January 18-21, 2024. This is the third year that this spot has been allocated by the organisers, with previous invites being taken up by Sam Bennett (US) in 2022 and Ludvig Åberg (Sweden) in 2023. Aberg has gone on to great things including being part of the winning European Team in the recent Ryder Cup in Italy. Twenty-two-year-old Thorbjorsen, who hails from Cleveland, Ohio, played in the 2023 HERO…

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There’s only one month left in 2023, and Netflix is not letting up in terms of its original programing plans in the first week of December. The new comedy action series Obliterated has arrived alongside the remaining two episodes of Virgin River season 5. This month will also bring the final episodes of The Crown, as well as additional installments of Squid Game: The Challenge. How long will there be something new on Netflix before the effects of the writers’ and actors’ strikes catch up with the world’s largest streamer? It’s too soon to say, but we’ll definitely notice a slowdown when…

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It’s OK for men to cry. This is a bromidic topic that social media influencers — mainly women — loved to discuss and write about once upon a time. Thanks to Covid and the demise of patriarchy, men’s mental health has got its due share of attention. Men are now portrayed as more expressive and less stubborn. All’s fine as long as it’s not just another attempt at amplifying gender parity. I always felt women were stronger than men, emotionally and professionally speaking. I guess it’s not just OK, but mandatory for men to cry when they feel the desperate…

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A US appeals court on Friday ruled that Donald Trump must face civil lawsuits over his role in the January 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol by his supporters, rejecting the former president’s claim that he is immune. The a panel of the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit found that Trump was acting “in his personal capacity as a presidential candidate” when he urged his supporters to march to the Capitol. US presidents are immune from civil lawsuits only for official actions. The ruling clears the way for Trump to face lawsuits from police officers…

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It’s that time of the year again, when dictionary-makers issue their choices for “word of the year”, hoping to spark off an interest in the way the English language is responding to the challenges of modern life. All of them seem inspired by AI-related concerns, as the immense popularity of artificial intelligence points to both its transformative impact and the threats it poses. First off the blocks was the Cambridge Dictionary, with “hallucinate”. The traditional meaning of the word is to “to seem to see, hear, feel, or smell something that does not exist, usually because of a health condition…

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The Julius Baer Team of Anuj Kapalia, Subojit Biswas, Antony Louis and Yahya Ismail made every shot ‘count’ to win the ‘Ultimate Battle of the Banks’ golf tournament at the Emirates Golf Club’s Faldo Course. This prestigious event, hosted by OMA Emirates Group LLC, a leading innovator in payment systems and solutions, garnered enthusiastic participation from over 80 industry representatives, including top executives from the banking and finance sectors. The format was Texas Scramble with Teams of four players, the tournament served as a pivotal platform for networking and collaboration among banking professionals, sponsors, participants, and industry stakeholders. The ‘Ultimate…

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Borders Announces Spectacular Year-End “Big Borders Sale”Up to 75% Off Across Books, Toys and Stationery in Dubai Studio City! Borders, a leading retailer for books, toys, and stationery in the UAE, is thrilled to announce the ‘Big Borders Sale’, a spectacular year-end shopping experience that promises up to 75 percent off on a wide range of items. This much-anticipated event will kick off on December 20th, 2023, and run through the New Year’s Eve, December 31st, 2023, at the vibrant Dubai Studio City. The ‘Big Borders Sale’ is set to offer a grand opportunity for shoppers of all ages, offering…

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A surround sound system just isn’t complete without a subwoofer. This isn’t to say that you need to invest in the type of low-frequency woofer that’s going to have your neighbors calling the cops whenever you fire up your Zathura Blu-ray, but many home theater speakers sound their best when paired with some kind of bass box. Even soundbars perform at their peak when accompanied by extra bass, which is why a majority of them are packaged with a wireless sub. Of course, we can understand how daunting it can be to explore the immense world of subwoofers. Like most…

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More than 130 countries agreed to prioritise food and agriculture in their national climate plans at COP28 in Dubai Friday in a move hailed by observers despite fears over its silence on the role of fossil fuels. Food systems are estimated to be responsible for roughly a third of human-made greenhouse gases, but are increasingly threatened by global warming and biodiversity loss. A total of 134 countries who produce 70 percent of the food eaten worldwide signed the declaration, summit hosts the UAE said. “There is no path to achieving the goals of the Paris climate agreement and keeping 1.5…

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